Nuts are a natural source of beneficial fatty acids. Nuts are caloric and rich in microelements. It is scientifically proven that raw and unsalted nuts are one of the best foods. Despite high calorie content and high fat content, it is worth adding nuts to your daily diet. Read more
Healthy Eating
Help in lactose intolerance
Lactase is a digestive enzyme that breaks down lactose – sugar found in milk. The lack of this enzyme is manifested by lactose intolerance, i.e. bothersome ailments after consumption of products containing lactose. It can be diarrhea, bloating, cramps and digestive gases. Are there any ways that will help reduce lactose intolerance or minimize the discomfort associated with it? Read more
Ordinary tomatoes help in the treatment of cancer
Proponents of a holistic approach to health have long claimed that the tomato has ingredients to prevent cancer and healing cancers. Recently, there has been scientific confirmation of this information, especially in the field of prostate cancer treatment. Tomatoes can also reduce the risk of other types of cancer: lung cancer, stomach, pancreas, breast, cervix, large intestine, mouth and throat. Read more
Health properties of green barley
The symptoms of lack of sufficient vitamins and nutrients are very common. It is not surprising if we consider the quality of commonly available food. Read more
Caffeine is good for health or harmful?
Fashion for a healthy lifestyle has been going on for many years. What is healthy and what is harmful? Supporters of extreme opinions are constantly arguing. Previously, scientists claimed that eggs are bad for health, and now eggs have a lot of benefits. Do not eat butter! Eat butter! Current research seems to contradict previous studies. So what is the issue of caffeine? What is the truth about caffeine? Read more
Obesity may be associated with intestinal problems
Shedding excess body fat is a big problem for many people. And although it is well known that an effective weight loss process is a combination of diet and exercise, recent studies indicate that there is another important factor that affects the increased accumulation of adipose tissue. Read more
A natural source of vitamin K
A few years ago, the view was that vitamin K was involved mainly in the blood coagulation process. Currently, we know many other functions that this vitamin fulfills in the body. Vitamin K is responsible inter alia for healthy bones, prevents the mineralization of calcium and phosphorus in the blood vessels and the development of cardiovascular diseases. What are the natural sources of vitamin K? Read more