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Are you ready to take a break from white rice? Discover the alternative – purple, black, red, and brown rice. Find out what advantages they have over refined, white rice.
If you’ve ever had a calf strain, you know how inconvenient and painful they can be. In this article you’ll discover what causes them, how long they take to heal, and how to prevent them.
Some foods sound healthy but aren’t as wholesome as they seem. Other foods are inherently healthy but have one or more downsides that negate some of the health benefits. Here are five healthy foods that may be problematic because of contaminants.
White rice doesn’t rank high on the nutrition scale. Yet, it’s not your only option. Read on and discover four healthier forms of rice that are more nutritious and won’t impact your blood sugar to the same degree.
Have you ever been sidelined by a strained muscle? Muscle strains are one of the most common injuries athletes and fitness buffs deal with. Although not life threatening, muscle strains are painful and inconvenient. People toss around the term “muscle strain” loosely, using it to refer to any kind of muscle injury. Have you ever wondered what a strained muscle really is? Most importantly, how can you prevent and treat this common injury?
Trying to eat healthier carbs? You don’t have to give up your favorite comfort foods. Here are some healthy, low-carb alternatives to higher glycemic foods like rice, potatoes and pasta. Not only are they lower in carbs, they have fewer calories as well.
Rice is considered to be a staple food worldwide, providing around 50% of all of the calories consumed each day. Unfortunately, many people are ignorant when it comes to the reasons why brown rice is preferable to white.
Ingredients 1 bag of coleslaw mix (shredded cabbage) (without creamy dressing) 1/4 to 1/2 cup of frozen carrots and peas 2 to 4 egg or egg whites to taste 1 tbsp of extra virgin coconut or olive oil pepper 1 small onion (any color, I like red for color) diced scallions (green onions) to taste
