Tag: Brown Rice

Whole wheat pasta and whole grain spelt pasta are rich in fiber and protein content as unlike their refined carbs-counterparts, they retain their essential nutrients. Gluten-free quinoa pasta is high in protein and minerals, and stabilizes one's sugar, insulin, and triglyceride levels. Sprouted-grained pastas are excellent for people with obesity and diabetes, while brown rice pasta is ideal for those with gluten allergies and irritable bowel syndrome.

With its addition to the list of superfoods, broccoli has become one of the highly regarded vegetables in the diet scene. This cruciferous vegetable...

Whole wheat pasta and whole grain spelt pasta are rich in fiber and protein content as unlike their refined carbs-counterparts, they retain their essential nutrients. Gluten-free quinoa pasta is high in protein and minerals, and stabilizes one's sugar, insulin, and triglyceride levels. Sprouted-grained pastas are excellent for people with obesity and diabetes, while brown rice pasta is ideal for those with gluten allergies and irritable bowel syndrome.

Carbohydrates and fats both get a bad rap, but the impact of carbs is stronger. A 2017 study found that high-carb diets are linked to a higher mortality rate than high-fat diets. Interestingly, the findings were consistent despite the type of fat. Aim for a moderate intake of both macro-nutrients. When you do eat carbs, eat "good" sources like brown rice, whole grain bread, whole wheat pasta, quinoa, and oats.

Different types of rice contain different amounts of carbohydrates. There are also the good and bad types of carbohydrates which most of us are...

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Rice is good for everyone – all year round! This means, despite your metabolic constitution or dosha, rice is a healing food. In Western nutrition, we...

Gluten intolerance and sensitivity are not the only reasons to follow a gluten-free diet. Grains like amaranth, oats, brown rice and many more are rich sources of dietary fiber and protein. That makes them just right for diabetics, hypertensives and the calorie-conscious. Including them in our daily dietary choices is the best way to get their several benefits.

Brown rice is a storehouse of many essential nutrients. These nutrients help lower cholesterol and blood sugar levels and keep blood pressure in check. They prevent cancer, gallstones as well as childhood asthma. Magnesium in brown rice keeps bones healthy and regulates the nervous system. Moreover, brown rice fills your stomach fast and keeps you in shape.

Rice is an integral part of every meal in many countries, but there’s still a lot of ambiguity concerning its health effects. White rice...

Eat at least 5 servings of fruits and vegetables every day. Your best bet is to opt for fresh and whole fruits (with skin on, whenever possible!) instead of drinking juices. Make simple food swaps such as switching to brown bread, brown rice; choosing whole grain cereals topped off with fruits, raisins for breakfast and legumes, beans as part of the main meal or in salads.

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Polished white rice affects the body’s metabolism, raises blood sugar and serum triglycerides levels, results in metabolic disorders and increases the risk of type 2 diabetes. Brown Rice has low glycemic index (slower glucose metabolism), decreases risk of type 2 diabetes, lowers cholesterol levels, aids in weight loss and helps in the better dilation of the brachial artery.