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In Ayurvedic traditional healing practices, Ashwagandha pure root is one of the most potent healing herbs used for several centuries. Withania somnifera (Ashwagandha) is a very revered herb of the Indian Ayurvedic system of medicine as a Rasayana (tonic). It is used for various kinds of disease processes and especially…
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Colorful, delicious, crunchy, and unique, this simple recipe is a fresh perspective on the salad. The asparagus spears offer an extra crunch to the salad while topping each salad plate with camembert goat cheese adds a luscious, tangy element to it. This dish is so good that you can eat…
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This is a simple combination that is perfect as a side salad for any dish. A spicy kick from the arugula seeds, a firmer bite from the chickpeas, buttery goodness from the avocados, and little pockets bursting with sweet tartness from pomegranate seeds, Arugula Chickpea Avocado salad is sure to…
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This purple rain juice made with purple cabbage is a beautiful fusion of taste and nutrients. Purple cabbage juice can help re-balance gut bacteria. Consuming high amounts of processed foods leads to an imbalance in gut bacteria. Bacteroidetes bacteria break down and help digest everything you eat; thus, you don’t…
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Tempeh has been a staple ingredient in Asian cooking, especially Indonesian cooking, for centuries. It is a rich source of protein and goes well with rice and vegetables, can be added in soup, or sliced and then grilled, fried, or sauteed with other vegetables and sauces for a wonderful starter.…
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Sweet Corn brown Beans Vegetables Soup. A simple soup with sesame oil, soy sauce, and white pepper. The flavors of the vegetables come out during the simmering, and it’s nutty, smoky blending with toasted sesame oil. A dash of Kikkoman soy sauce is one of the best to use in…
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Whenever I cook, I’ve noticed loads of trimmings and peelings discarded from the fruits or vegetables. There are still excellent nutrients, you can extract like minerals by slow cooking in as low heat as 40-degree centigrade, 120 Fahrenheit. Throwing them out seems like a bit of a waste. But there’s…
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Kids are fuzzy with their meals depending on how they have been brought to eat their vegetables. Most nonvegetarian parents who are transiting from an animal-based diet to a plant-based diet have an uphill task to guide their kids along on the new path. We have created this site with…
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Kidney Stones An imbalance in lifestyle due to stress and an acidic diet is a primary cause of many health issues. Disease happens due to a lack of energy, lack of rest, and the accumulation of physical and mental toxins. One of these possible health issues is Kidney stones. Some…
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Here is another variation on how to use and prepare tempeh: Tempeh with Tamarind sauce. Tempeh can take on the taste and flavors you add to the dish. It is excellent to make this healthy fermented dish a versatile staple to have in your pantry. Another beautiful, potent element in…
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Pakoras are a traditional mixture of gram flour with cabbage, spices, and deep-fired. We make these at festivals and sell thousands daily to the ravers at the BOOM festival 2016. Health-conscious people favor a non-deep fried option. Here is an alternative rocket omelette without deep frying and super delicious. What…