Nutritional health is achieved through the therapeutic use of whole foods, safe culinary preparation, and understanding the metabolic impacts of specific dietary frameworks and ingredients.
Many expectant mothers question the safety of nonherbal teas and dietary supplements during pregnancy. L-theanine is a chemical compound extracted from tea leaves known for its antioxidant properties and relaxing effects.
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Tea tree oil is a homeopathic treatment with antiseptic properties used topically for burns, cuts, diaper rash and fungal infections. Both adults and children can benefit from the use of tea tree oil, however, parents should be aware of possible side effects before using it on an infant.
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Nonfat, plain yogurt is a dairy product created by the bacterial fermentation of milk. The process involves adding healthy bacteria to nonfat milk in a controlled temperature environment. Yogurt provides vitamins and nutrients, making it an appropriate option for breakfast, snacktime and other meals.
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Popped using butter or coconut oil, AMC movie theaters' popcorn contains a high percentage of calories from fat. The Center for Science in the Public Interest, or CSPI, declared AMC one of the nominees for "Best Supporting Actor in the Obesity Epidemic."
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Porridge is a hot cereal similar to oatmeal. While oatmeal often consists of crushed, rolled, cut or coarsely ground oats, porridge consists of any type of crushed grain, including oats, wheat, rice or barley. Eating porridge on a regular basis offers numerous benefits.
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