Please Read This First
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Spices
Sunday, September 28, 2014
Rose oil
Eat more fruits and veggies
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Brown bag lunches
The patient is the boss
I have been following Dr.David Katz M.D who studied Internal medicine and Preventive medicine and then headed a residency program that combined both and trained further residents.
He says:
No matter how many prescriptions you write or what advice you give to patient unless he is convinced that "he wants to make a change and be healthy", everything stays in the book, just like excellent medical records from all specialties that "examine every system and create a 10 page EMR note.
Mango pudding
Well it's easy,
Use packet of soft tofu,with its water still to be drained over for about 20 to 30 minutes? Add two cut up mangoes,tsf of agave syrup and blend.use some Marie biscuits that absorb and swell up when put in.and make layers of blended mango tofu and cookies and leave in refrigerator for a while and it's ready for desert.
Now,as the mango season is almost over, you can still use strawberries, or nectarines,peaches or any fruit to make this.
Enjoy!
Basic tomato sauce recipe
As I learnt from my research on veggie wisdom highest lycopene is present in canned tomatoes and cooking tomatoes increases lycopene content.
So, you can take a big can of tomatoes and add to it about 2 tablespoonful of tomato paste and then add fresh basil ,salt and pepper to taste.
Adding some Extravirgin olive oil ,garlic or caramel zed onions increase the taste.
Basically in a big stainless steel pot you can cook these ingredients over 20 minutes on low heat or in a slow cooker on hi heat over3 hours.
Caramelization of onions is done separately in warmed up olive oil adding chopped onions till they become glistening,and then add to the tomato sauce.
This is our marinara sauce.
Luv,mom
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Oils
Grab and Go Braekfast Smoothie
Blend it away.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Rheumatoid Arthritis and Prevotella Copri Bacteria
Monday, September 22, 2014
Fermented foods
"Cancer Cutting" Curcurmin Chili
Recipe:
Nalini Dave
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Meat consumption and dementia
Friday, September 19, 2014
Don't blame Fat
It reads "for decades it has been the most vilified nutrient in the American diet, but now new science reveals fat isn't what's hurting our health. There was a time when eating Margarine was healthy,
Thank twice before eating Margarine!!!
Do not eat these foods
New ways to detect cancer
Imagine a bra that you (or ladies you know) could purchase over the counter and wear for one day to screen for breast cancer. This bra would be lined with temperature sensors that monitor variants indicative of cancer. It would not emit radiation or squish sensitive parts like a mammogram. Even women with dense breast tissue could count on reliable results.
This exact invention by First Warning Systems is slated for clinical testing to determine its efficacy. “It’s a very novel, very promising technology,” says Joshua Ellenhorn, an expert in surgical oncology and a clinical professor of surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. Ellenhorn is leading the trial.
For the trial, women who have an abnormal mammogram will wear the bra prior to receiving the traditional course of diagnosis and treatment, starting with a biopsy. The sensors inside the bra will collect temperature data, which will be transmitted either wirelessly or manually to a computer or device. The digital database diagnosis will then be compared with the diagnosis from the mammogram and biopsy. Only 20 percent of women with abnormal mammograms are diagnosed with malignant tumors, and this study will test the device’s accuracy at pinpointing that 20 percent.
“This is entirely new technology. There really isn’t anything like it,” Ellenhorn says. He and the company’s leaders are waiting for FDA approval to begin the trial, which they hope to complete by next summer.
“The idea that a woman could get her own home study to determine whether there’s a breast abnormality is a major advance. … Anything that makes it easier to screen for cancer, and for the particular cancers that we know that we can help, is going to be a major advance,” Ellenhorn says.
If the trial determines that this is indeed a breakthrough device, it could have implications for other forms of cancer, especially those that occur near the skin’s surface.
The development of devices like this mark a turn toward more personalized medicine. While routine home visits are a thing of the past, and while paperwork and clunky policies make it impossible to drop in for a doctor to quickly examine a symptom, mobile devices are ushering healthcare into a more patient-focused era.
Nalini Dave