Louella Berryman

1 week ago | msn.com | Louella Berryman

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1 week ago | runnersworld.com | Louella Berryman

Da quando i nutrizionisti - o sedicenti tali - sfruttano i social network per consigliare (e in alcuni casi demonizzare) qualsiasi alimento presente sulle nostre tavole, riconoscere un cibo buono e sano da uno cattivo e “spazzatura” è diventata un’impresa quasi titanica... anche quando si parla di pane... Leggi ancheQuesta è la cosa peggiore che puoi fare con il paneNon è un sogno: questo dolce sano al cioccolato e approvato dai mediciIl pane fa sempre bene?

1 week ago | menshealth.com | Louella Berryman

Soy cardiólogo y estos son los alimentos que tomo siempre en el desayuno para tener un corazón sano: "Pero a veces me doy un capricho" Huevos de lujo sí, su precio se ha disparado, pero una nutricionista sentencia por qué merecen un hueco en la dieta: "Si quieres vivir más y mejor, come huevos" Ilia Topuria revela los 3 alimentos que le permiten estar ultra fuerte a los 28 años: "Son mis básicos, sobre todo los huevos"Ir a:¿Cuáles son los beneficios de comer queso?

1 week ago | cluboenologique.com | Louella Berryman |Elaine Brown |Ciaran Griffiths |William Morris

Nestled at the southern end of Napa Valley between Coombsville to the east and Carneros to the west (and just one hour northwest of the Golden Gate Bridge), Downtown Napa may just be the best place to taste, discover and drink wine in Napa Valley right now.

2 weeks ago | womenshealthmag.com | Louella Berryman

Switching from a 'western diet' to cuisine typical of Tanzania could have a positive impact on your health, says new research. The study, published in Nature Medicine last week, found that shifting to a diet focussed on vegetables, legumes, ancient grains and fermented foods had major beneficial effects. Scientists concluded that just two weeks of eating traditional Tanzanian fare resulted in reduced inflammation and a healthier metabolic profile, with results lasting for at least a month.