Protein in indian food
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But dogs really need as basic nutrition, a good quality dog food with all the right balanced minerals and vitamins, and adequate protein. There are very many good foods on the market, without additives and preservatives, etc, or animal by-products. In England (where I am) we have slightly different products than in the US, but a little research online may point you towards the right food.
A little white bread and tomato is not a balanced diet suitable for dogs.
Anxiety is one thing. Reflux, though, is another. That is usually a dietary problem. For some it's caused by lying down too soon after eating. For some it's not chewing your food thoroughly. For some it's the food you're eating. Medication doesn't control this very healthfully because it suppresses stomach acid, and you need that to digest protein and minerals. My own experience is that changing how you eat and when you eat, plus using natural remedies works better.
Has anyone heard that you shouldn't eat spicy foods when pregnant? I've been craving indian food so I made some spicy tikka masala last night. It doesn't give me heartburn and I don't recall my doctor saying anything about not eating spicy food but my sister ( who has been hovering over me and monitoring my eating like a pregnancy police) insists that she heard that spicy food is bad for the baby or will induce early labor.
Abit of back ground on me - I am of indian descent but was born and live in UK. I have been involved in bodybuilding for about the last 10 years therefore have taken many supplement type drinks and consistanly consumed a high protein diet.
If it is something serious then I am assuming it may be down to my lifestyle choices. But at the same time I do feel I am fairly young to be suffering form these types of problems. Fingers crossed its not serious!
Which roti do you mean, the Indian bread or the sandwich? If you mean the bread, the spread might be due to the different ways the bread can be served -- slathered with ghee or oil or plain.
I am 26 year old male staying in Bahrain of Indian origin,I have a problem which actually happens occasionaly twice or thrice a week only when at work ,as after work if i hve a nap i be normal all through the night.The problem as follows-
1.I get dizzy.
2.i get loght headed
3.I dont think i get tired as such but ya my legs i get some tingling feel.
4.Head from the back starts aching.
What does your workout entail, and what's in the protein powder? You also say you lost muscle, I think -- if you're losing muscle and you're still active, you need to see a doctor.
s not good or sustainable. In addition, weight lost too and not in a healthy manner will most likely be regained as soon as you start eating normally again, even if maintaining a healthy diet.
Sorry - thought it would let you choose which nutrients to track, but it only gives a list of the ones that are tracked... I think it used to let you choose, but they changed it... anyway, protein is on that list, so you should be tracking it, when you enter food data.
But watch for one gluten-free trap -- most packaged gluten-free foods are quite unhealthy, loaded with artificial ingredients and sugar to make them taste more like gluten containing foods, even the ones in the health food store.
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