Healthy and Wise Living - SImple hints

Here is a simple and doable Health guide for every one to lead a Cleaner and Hygiene life so that your body metabolism and resistance is always maintained to the optimum. Please check out...

Opt for Local veggies

Why we insist on locally grown veggies is it only the fewer steps between your kitchen or dining table and the farm where your vegetable (food) is being grown,  the fewer chances it has to get "dirty" with contaminants or processing. It also means you'll get fresher -- and more nutrient-dense -- fare, too.

Give priority to your Skin Care Routine

Your skin provides a short route into your body. Skip products with fragrances, additives, or preservatives such as parabens. Ask your dermatologist or doctor about ingredients you don't know on your lotions and makeup bottles, so you can make the cleanest choice possible. Besides an alarming factor is that parabens are indirectly linked to breast cancer.

Pack In the Plant-Based Foods

A clean eating diet starts with a focus on veggies, fruits, and whole grains. Round this out with healthy proteins such as low-fat dairy, lean meats, fish, beans, legumes, nuts, and seeds.

Read the Product labels carefully before you buy

Extras in your foods' ingredients like dyes, preservatives, additives, added sugar, and sodium do little for your health. And in some cases, they may be harmful. Whole, unprocessed foods are safest. A good rule of thumb: The fewer ingredients, the cleaner.

Avoid overheating cooking oil

Oils with high levels of polyunsaturated fats, like corn, soybean, sunflower, and safflower oils, oxidize under high heat. That means they break down and release free radicals, charged molecules that can damage cells and lead to disease. Do not use Refined oils that are manufactured through high temperatures.

Choose and plan your Cooking utensils

Nonstick cookware may make cleanup after cooking easier, but it can come with a cost. Ongoing studies show that some kinds of polymer coating used in nonstick pans can be mildly toxic when heated. Please read our earlier blog on the same published during Aug 2019

Be wise and choosy about Packaging

BPA-free plastic is OK for storing food and drinks, but keep it cool. Never reheat leftovers in plastic. Your best bet for toxic-free, earth-friendly food storage is glass, ceramic, or stainless steel.

Head Off Hazardous Waste

Any time you're tossing old paint, solvents, outdated electronics, or any kind of trash that could be environmentally unhealthy, be smart about the sendoff. Read packaging carefully for disposal instructions. Check to see if there are special recycling centers in your area. Better yet, get creative about ways to avoid buying hazardous materials in the first place.

Green Your Cleaning

Even cleaners with a "green" or "natural" label can have no-good ingredients that can harm health. Do a cleaning supply inventory -- could you replace chemical cleaners with pantry staples like vinegar, baking soda, or good old warm water? Exercise caution on your cleaning soaps / liquids always as it play a major role in your health quotient which is mostly unheard of.

Be a Savvy Meat Shopper

Clean eating typically means dining on less red meat. If you do put meat on the menu, choose wisely. "Grass-fed" is good, but "grass-finished" is better -- it means the animal was fed grass their whole life. "Organic" means you're avoiding hormones and antibiotics. Ensure that the meat was not derived through unskilled butchery.

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