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]]>Flaxseeds are an important vegan source of the vital fats omega 3 and 6, which contribute to brain and tissue health. If you don’t eat oily fish or eggs, make sure to help yourself to a big scoop of flaxseeds every morning to top up on these vital nutrients.
Flaxseeds are an important source of fiber and therefore essential for digestive health. Many people find that consuming flaxseeds daily helps ease any abdominal pains and bloating they’ve experienced. Try them sprinkled over cereal, swirled into a soup or even baked into some muffins.
Flaxseeds contain vitamin E as well as collagen, both of which can help your skin to stay supple and healthy. Whilst some online trends promote applying flaxseed gel directly to the skin, evidence suggests the benefits are best absorbed when the seeds are eaten, so get creative with finding ways of including them in your diet.
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]]>The post How Many Glasses Of Water Do You Really Need Everyday? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Depending on where you live will dictate how much water you actually need. For example, if you live in a hot and humid place, 8 cups a day will not be sufficient. At that point, you will really need between 11-15 cups.
If you are more active and thereby sweating and releasing water, you will also need to drink more since your body is getting rid of more water. Again, 11-15 cups is healthier.
If you are someone who consumes a lot of fruits and vegetables throughout the day, you will actually need to drink less water. That is because produce has a high water content, so even if you’re not drinking it, you’re still ingesting it. That being said, still aim for 8 cups a day.
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]]>Ezekiel is a sprouted bread — it’s made from whole grains which have sprouted prior to being milled into flour. This gives the bread a higher nutritional value and doesn’t require added sugar. A loaf is made from a combination of cereal grains (wheat, millet, barley, and spelt) as well as legumes (soybeans and lentils).
Ezekiel bread contains 18 amino acids, increased digestibility and absorption of minerals, contains vitamins C and B, and is a great source of fiber and protein.
You can find a variety of Ezekiel bread flavors in your grocery store’s frozen aisle.
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]]>The post Why Flaxseeds Need to Be a Part of Your Daily Diet appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Flaxseeds are an important vegan source of the vital fats omega 3 and 6, which contribute to brain and tissue health. If you don’t eat oily fish or eggs, make sure to help yourself to a big scoop of flaxseeds every morning to top up on these vital nutrients.
Flaxseeds are an important source of fiber and therefore essential for digestive health. Many people find that consuming flaxseeds daily helps ease any abdominal pains and bloating they’ve experienced. Try them sprinkled over cereal, swirled into a soup or even baked into some muffins.
Flaxseeds contain vitamin E as well as collagen, both of which can help your skin to stay supple and healthy. Whilst some online trends promote applying flaxseed gel directly to the skin, evidence suggests the benefits are best absorbed when the seeds are eaten, so get creative with finding ways of including them in your diet.
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]]>The post How Many Glasses Of Water Do You Really Need Everyday? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Depending on where you live will dictate how much water you actually need. For example, if you live in a hot and humid place, 8 cups a day will not be sufficient. At that point, you will really need between 11-15 cups.
If you are more active and thereby sweating and releasing water, you will also need to drink more since your body is getting rid of more water. Again, 11-15 cups is healthier.
If you are someone who consumes a lot of fruits and vegetables throughout the day, you will actually need to drink less water. That is because produce has a high water content, so even if you’re not drinking it, you’re still ingesting it. That being said, still aim for 8 cups a day.
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]]>The post This bread is actually good for you! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Ezekiel is a sprouted bread — it’s made from whole grains which have sprouted prior to being milled into flour. This gives the bread a higher nutritional value and doesn’t require added sugar. A loaf is made from a combination of cereal grains (wheat, millet, barley, and spelt) as well as legumes (soybeans and lentils).
Ezekiel bread contains 18 amino acids, increased digestibility and absorption of minerals, contains vitamins C and B, and is a great source of fiber and protein.
You can find a variety of Ezekiel bread flavors in your grocery store’s frozen aisle.
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