Showing posts with label Protein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Protein. Show all posts

Sunday, October 8

Health Benefits of Eating Cheese


Health Benefits of eating cheese



Hi guys! You know, cheese is nutrient-rich and tasty. All of us have eaten cheese often. It is an important part of our breakfast. But do you know the health benefits of eating cheese regularly? Let’s discuss about it.

Cheese is a dairy product and made from milk which produced in a variety of shapes, textures and flavours.

Cheese comprises proteins and fat from milk. Generally the milk is from cows, buffalo, goats, or sheep.

It is highly nutritious and very rich in different vitamins and minerals.

The color of cheese can be yellow, white and green, and the consistency can range from hard to soft, depending on the type.

To make cheese, the milk is usually acidified and adding the enzyme rennet causes coagulation. In coagulation the solids are separated and pressed into final form.

How Nutritional the Cheese is?


There are different types of cheese available. Accordingly, the nutritional value of cheese varies widely. Nutritionally, cheese is essentially concentrated milk. It takes about 200 grams of milk to provide that much protein and 150 grams to equal the calcium.

For example, 100 gm of Swiss cheese has 37.1 gm of water, 26.9 gm of protein, 27.8 gm of fat and 5.4 gm of carbs while cottage cheese has 80 gm of water, 11.1 gm of protein, 4.3 gm of fat and 3.4 gm of carbs.

Cheese does contain some important nutrients, including calcium and protein, along with vitamin B12 and zinc. However, the calories can add up quickly if you aren't mindful. Softer cheeses tend to have fewer calories than hard cheeses. Cheese is also high in saturated fat, which is known to increase LDL cholesterol, the "bad" cholesterol. In fact, cheese is one of the biggest sources of saturated fat. Some research (supported by the Danish dairy board) suggests that full-fat cheeses don't seem to negatively affect LDL cholesterol as would be predicted based on its saturated fat content.

Interestingly, despite its higher calorie content, hard cheese like cheddar can be beneficial for your teeth. Aside from getting calcium and other minerals from it, consuming hard cheese generates saliva, which helps make your mouth less acidic and your teeth less prone to cavities.

Following are the health benefits of cheese you can enjoy:-


1. Cheese may help prevent cancer,

2. Cheese can help you stay slim and weight loss,

3. It is good for your bones,

4. It is good for building muscles because it is rich in protein,

5. It is good for your teeth because of high phosphorous content in cheese,

6. Cheese may help you on diabetes,

7. It helps to prevent hypertension,

Cheese contains many nutrients, including vitamins such as vitamin C, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin E and vitamin K. Other vitamins such as thiamin, riboflavin, niacin are also found in different types of cheese. Adding it to your diet also provides certain vital minerals such as calcium, sodium, zinc, phosphorus, potassium and iron to the human body.

Cheese also responsible to promote the growth of listeria bacteria which can cause infection and disease to an infant and pregnant women. Eating cheese can cause your cardiovascular diseases.

Cheese is a rich source of nutritional elements therefore it has many health benefits. Cheese should be mixed with other nutritional foods to get maximum benefits.


source: internet

Saturday, March 5

How To Make Your Holiday Healthy



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You all are eagerly waiting for your next holiday. You certainly misses your friends and family reunion or gathering. Lets make your holiday healthy enough to enjoy and gives your friends a healthy treat. The holidays are often filled with time-honored traditions that include some of our favorite meals and foods. As you celebrate, think of little changes you can make this holiday season to create healthier meals and active days.


(1) Make Fun List Of Healthy Food


Makeover your favourite holiday dishes. Change these dishes a little bit to make them delicious. Offer these dishes to your guests and enjoy with them. Make your holiday memorable and healthy.


(2) Enjoy The Healthy Food



Make a list of healthy food items for your holiday plan. Do not think to eat whatever you see on the menu during your holiday.  You should prepare whole grain crackers with hummus as an appetizer, add unsalted nuts and black beans to a green-leaf salad, include fresh fruit at the dessert table, use low-fat milk instead of heavy cream in your casseroles. Include healthier options during your holiday meal.



(3) Take Care Of Your Protein Diet


In your holiday eat food which are full of protein. Try not to eat too much protein food. Roast beef, fresh ham, beans, and some of fish, such as cod or flunder, are lean protein choices. Trim fat before cooking meats. Go easy on the sauces and gravies they can be high in saturated fat and sodium. 


(4) Good Drinks For Good Health


You should use healthy drinks while you are on holiday. Fill your thirst with low-calorie options. Drink water with lemon or lime slices. Prefer to drink seltzer (carbonated water) water with a splash of 100% fruit juice.


(5) Do Healthy Baking


Try to use recipes with unsweetened apple sauce or mashed ripe bananas instead of butter in your holiday meal. Try cutting the amount of sugar listed in recipes in half. Use spices to add flavour such as cinnamon, all spice, or nutmeg instead of salt.


(6) Improve The Sweet


For dessert, try baked apples with cinnamon and a sprinkle of sugar instead of apple pie. Invite your guests to make their own parfait with colourful sliced fruit and low-fat yogurt.


(7) Enjoy The Party


Laugh, mingle, dance, and play games. Focus on fun and enjoy the company of others.be the


(8) Make Exercise A Part Of The Fun


Make being active part of your holiday tradition. Have fun walking and talking with family and friends after a holiday meal. Give gifts that encourage others to practice healthy habits such as workout DVDs, running shoes, and reusable water bottles.


(9) Enjoy Leftovers


Create delicious new meals with your leftovers. Add turkey to soups or salads. Use extra veggies in omelets, sandwiches, or stews. The possibilities are endless!


(10) Give To Others


Spend time providing foods or preparing meals for those who may need a little help. Give food to a local food bank or volunteer to serve meals at a shelter during the holiday season.


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