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Health Nutrition

Many people do not take the time to learn the fundamentals of good health nutrition. If you have made a decision to boost your nutrition and live a more healthy lifestyle, then it is time to look into what is true and what isn’t regarding proper nutrition. This information provide you with what you should understand.

Health Nutrition Facts

Regardless of what tricks or gimmicks you might have tried, there is just one rule for maintaining a healthy bodyweight. In order to stay the same weight, lose weight or put on weight you need to look at the amount of calories you eat in relation to the number of calories you burn off every day. There are lots of user friendly online calorie calculators that will help you find out the amount of calories you need to eat for each of these situations. The number you find will take into consideration your gender, your height, and your amount of daily activity. Proper bodyweight is crucial to your overall health nutrition.

Carbohydrates, protein and fat are the three fundamental macronutrients that your body requires to function. Carbohydrates are the primary fuel that the body uses. Protein is essential for growth, tissue restoration and building muscle. Fat is crucial for energy, vitamin assimilation and healthy cell membranes. The amount needed by the body for each of these macronutrients are available in the USDA guidelines for health nutrition and vary based on how old you are.

Carbohydrates that are best for your body are found in whole grains, fruits and, in lesser quantities, in seeds and nuts. Protein is found in lean meat, chicken, fish and cheese. Nutritious fats include those present in avocados and olive oil. Avoid the unhealthy fats found in butter, snacks and fried foods. Continue reading »

 

chia recipes

Chia Spread

Because of their high nutrition content adding Chia to anything is beneficial but this recipe for a Chia spread is exceptional. Easy to make and store you need to try this one soon.

Very tasty!

2 Tbsp peanut oil
2 Tbsp honey
2 cups raw almonds
2 Tbsp Chia seed

Directions:
Everything goes into a food processor and gets blended on the “high” setting until smooth. Refrigerate until use.


Chia Seed Recipes from Chia Benefits

 

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Chia Enhanced Salad Dressing

Here is a really easy recipe for a home made salad dressing. Very low in calories but still big on taste, this is a dressing that can be used in any number of ways.

1/2 cup plain yogurt
1 cup soy milk
2 tbsp white wine vinegar
1 tsp. seasoning blend, salt free
1 tsp garlic powder
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Oct 042011
 

This delicious recipe comes from The Gracious Pantry.  I like it not only because it tastes great but also because it demonstrates how adaptable Chia is in almost any recipe. Here, Chia turns a potentially unhealthy, sugar laden, spread into a reservoir of nutrition. Enjoy!

Ingredients
2 cups strawberries – cleaned and chopped
1 cup water
1/4 cup chia seeds
1/4 cup honey

Step 1 – Place all ingredients into a metal pot and bring to a boil.

Clean Eating Strawberry Chia Seed Spread Recipe

Step 2 – Reduce heat slightly so the contents of the pot don’t splatter all over your stove, but still bubbles in the pot.
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Chia Seed Benefits

From Cannelle et Vanille

This chia seed recipe was first published at Cannelle et Vanille.

Besides being a really good salad all by itself, the chia seed brings a lot of additional vitamins and minerals to the table.

1/2 lb. baby beets, golden and red
2 cups mixed greens (romaine, spinach, watercress, beet greens)
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