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Get nutrition basics right

Thursday - September 7, 2017 6:56 am , Category : HEALTH

New Delhi Sep 7 (IANS) Following a traditional diet plan with the right amount of fruits vegetables properly prepared grains and mindfully selected sources of poultry and meat can ensure good health say experts.



Mahesh Jayaraman medical researcher therapist health advisor and co-founder of health platform Sepalika.com and Ishika Sachdev nutritionist list some things to keep in mind.

* Eat properly soaked and prepared staple foods such as cereals (rice maize millet sorghum wheat and barley) starchy roots (potatoes sweet potatoes cassava and yams) and starchy fruit (plantains) at least once a day as a source of energy and to provide the body with necessary vitamins and minerals.

* Consume legumes such as beans peas lentils groundnuts (including peanut butter) and organic and fermented soybeans to develop and repair the body and also to build up strong muscles.

* Eat animal and milk products preferably grass-fed whenever available regularly to strengthen muscles and the immune system.

* Eat vegetables and fruit every day. They supply the essential vitamins and minerals that keep the body functioning and the immune system strong.

* Drink sufficient water at least 10 glasses a day.

* Before all meals take 7-10 deep slow breaths. Take this time to prepare your body for the food you are about to eat and to get your body into parasympathetic mode for optimal digestion and nutrient assimilation.

* All food should be made into liquid before swallowing. Remember your carbohydrates begin to digest in your mouth and not in your stomach. Do not take this step lightly.

--IANS
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