Not exact matches
Experts recommend people on vegan diets take special attention to get nutrients they may be lacking
because of an absence
of meat or dairy, for example calcium, vitamin B12 or omega 3 fatty acids, by specially selecting
certain foods or taking supplements.
[I'm not even really sure why I cared about something being low - calorie or low - fat, but it probably had something to do with the media:)-RSB- It never occurred to me that most
of the time the reason
certain foods are able to be «low - calorie» or «low - fat» is
because companies remove
certain parts
of whole
foods and then use chemicals and additives to recreate the flavor and texture
of those whole
foods, but just without the calorie or fat.
The biggest reason people don't like
certain foods is
because of texture.
Certain foods that are eaten over several eating occasions such as whole cakes or loaves
of bread, as well as
foods that are not self - serve and intended for more than one person to eat or that require additional preparation before consuming, such as deli salads sold by weight and deli meats, are also not covered
because they are not considered «restaurant - type
foods».
While I really enjoy the recipe swaps that we have on the What's Cooking board
because they are specified to a
certain type
of category
of food and it gets me to try out new recipes, the thought
of being able to pick any recipe that I like is definitely appealing.
Having said that, I do count on
certain canned and frozen
foods because of the convenience factor.
I've been struggling with gallbladder and liver issues for some time and got to the point when I'm afraid to eat,
because it reminds me
of pain, the same with
certain smells like
of fried
foods.
That's
because foods high in resistance starch (or RS)-- including rice and potatoes that have been cooked and then cooled off — contain a
certain type
of fiber that resists digestion.
Some people can eat
certain foods as part
of their normal diet, while others should eliminate them
because they depend on them as comfort
food.
Personally, I steered clear
of certain foods because they turned me off a bit.
The mother's diet during breastfeeding should be regulated and maintained for the comfort
of the baby,
because a mother who is ingesting
certain foods can pass those on to her newborn.
You can use yoghurt or mix the milk with cereals, it's
because some babies will tolerate
certain or specific quantities
of high - lactose
foods before showing any symptoms especially when mixed or blended with a cereal.
Bonyata said there isn't a strict list
of no - no nursing
foods because «most nursing mothers can eat anything they want, and
because the babies who are sensitive to
certain foods are each unique — what bothers one may not bother another.»
Because babies don't all grow at the same pace, the timeline on changing your child's diet should not be determined by their age, but rather
certain telltale signs they are ready for new types
of food.
I am
certain it has helped us avoid what could have been serious episodes
of dehydration
because while they refused
foods / liquids they were happily nourished with breastmilk.
Several
of the recommendations on the chart are there
because delaying the introduction
of certain foods is not due to possible allergic reactions.
Once you reach the point where your baby is only receiving one or two ounces / minutes, you can feel
certain that she is no longer waking
because of a NEED for
food.
This can be especially true
of certain health
foods because they cost more, and buying in bulk may be one
of the few ways we can bring prices down.
Our children also get occasionally junk
food at other people's houses and at birthday parties, from grandparents etc and I don't worry about it
because I believe in moderation and not denying yourself or your child
of certain foods that can become a huge problem later on.
Certain cold cuts should not be served cold,
because of the risk
of food - borne illnesses.
Some kids avoid
certain foods because they are put off by the texture or afraid
of trying something new.
This fact needs to be continually reiterated to decision makers as otherwise manufacturers
of breast milk substitutes will capitalise on HIV infection as a reason for promoting free samples
of their formula.10 It is extraordinary that the Wall Street Journal painted the baby
food manufacturers as heroes poised to save African children from
certain death
because of their offer to donate free formula to HIV infected mothers.11 The WHO recommends avoidance
of breast feeding by HIV infected mothers only if replacement feeding is feasible, safe, sustainable, and affordable — otherwise exclusive breast feeding is recommended during the first six months
of life.12 Non-infected women must be given access to credible information, quality care, and support, in order to empower them to make informed decisions regarding feeding
of their infant.13
Part
of this has to do with what's called magical thinking, which is the same phenomenon that makes a two - year - old insist on only using a pink spoon (
because food won't taste as good with another utensil) or results in her refusing baths since she is quite
certain that children can disappear down that drain.
Try not to get too excited about introducing a
certain new
food (and spend a few days thinking
of all the new things you can make if that
food passes),
because if that
food fails, you will be devastated.
They work best against mild respiratory allergies, such as hay fever, but generally can't be used to counteract severe allergies to
certain foods or drugs
because of the danger
of triggering anaphylaxis, a life - threatening immune reaction.
They say these results may have implications for people's ability to limit their intake
of certain kinds
of foods,
because the brain's reward circuitry is similar in all mammals.
Although gout can almost always be controlled with
certain medications and by avoiding alcohol and
foods that contain chemicals called purines, it may be hard for doctors to initially diagnose the disease, especially
because other forms
of arthritis cause similar symptoms.
(Always check with your doctor before making a dietary switch in case a
certain food is off - limits
because of interactions with treatment or other concerns.)
Whether anxiety has gotten the best
of you due to stresses at work, your mood has been up and down
because of a rough day, or you maybe have hormonal issues,
certain foods can help you with all
of these problems.
«We eat to survive, which is a positive habit, but the types
of food we eat and overeating we engage in can be habits
because of availability
of stress, or it could be
because we're happy — we eat
certain things at parties and overeat at
certain times
of the year,» Dr Lindner says.
«Over the past 50 years... researchers have determined that there are no such «negative» substances in
food, but only health - supportive nutrients that are not a good match for
certain individuals
because of their unique health history and health status.
Well,
because losing fat, preventing fat gain, or just being healthy in general requires a
certain amount
of restriction from the «bad»
foods we all love to eat, and everyone hates that.
Dr. Peter Osborne: Simply
because I want a diverse amount
of vitamins and minerals in me and if I'm gonna be foodless or missing
certain foods that are gonna be devoid or
certain nutrients, I want as much
of a variety to prevent major malnourishment diseases like beriberi, pellagra, or scurvy.
A health - supportive, whole
food like fresh cantaloupe may show up as being lower in its concentration
of certain nutrients (including total polyphenols), but
because we often eat it in serving sizes that are relatively large, we often get substantial nutrient benefits, even in the case
of nutrients found in lower concentrations.
The reason that so many people take protein powders is
because they find it difficult to get the recommended amount
of protein from
food, especially for those who don't eat
certain foods such as vegans / vegetarians, dairy intolerant, coeliacs, etc..
Because you work out so much and have a lot
of muscle mass, does your body ever «steer» you to
certain foods (like extra carbs or protein sources?)
This can be
because the properties
of certain foods can react negatively with the digestion
of some people (but not others — this will depend on things like diet, hereditary conditions, etc).
The biggest reason people don't like
certain foods is
because of texture.
That said,
certain foods are more conducive to weight loss than others
because of how many calories they contain and how those calories break down into protein, carbohydrate, and fat.
Studies also indicate
certain foods, such as turmeric (
because of the curcurmin) support glutathione synthesis.
Reduce the amount
of food you're consuming that comes wrapped in plastic,
because certain plastics (particularly the soft, bendy ones) leach oestrogen - like mimicker molecules (xenoestrogens) into our bodies that play havoc with our hormonal balance
the
foods are specific
because fruits, fish, meats, etc., have different amounts
of fat and
certain nutrients, ie, grapefruit has citrus acid proven to burn fat... the diet should be done 3days on 4 days off for one month, eat in moderation, and it is designed to change eating habits and even shrink the sto mach so overeating is a no - no, and substitutions should be kept to a bare minimum as the
foods work together to give maximum results.
Unfortanately, anybody that eats a highly vegetarian or vegan diet, or purposely avoids the fat from animal
foods typically doesn't get enough vitamin K2
because K2 is almost entirely found in
certain animal
foods such as the fat portion
of pasture - raised dairy (butter and cream, full - fat yogurt, kefir, and also full - fat aged cheeses), egg yolks, or in some fermented
foods like natto, which most people have never even tried.
These are important questions
because certain nutrients, vitamins and minerals help the absorption
of others, while some nutrients, medications and
foods block one another!
The reason I also included
food reintroductions was
because I was having trouble tolerating some previously successfully reintroduced
foods during
certain times
of the month.
What I do believe is that people have allergies
because they put their bodies through a
certain level
of stress (through
food, work, relationships or their physical environment) to such an extent that the immune system can not cope with the LATENT dislike
of the body
of a particular kind
of food.
Most people don't get enough
of one or any
of these vitamins
because of a poor diet,
food allergies and restrictions, or
because they deal with
certain conditions which cause them to need more
of certain nutrients than other people.
Another potential reason is SIBO, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth,
because SIBO sometimes involves an overgrowth
of certain types
of bacteria that produce lactic acid, and Lactobacillus acidophilus is one
of those kinds
of bacteria, and that's frequently included in probiotics, and it's also in fermented
foods.
Don't «Tox» One
of the reasons people feel like they need to «detox» is
because they are introducing environmental toxins to the body through smoking, drinking and washing water, in
certain foods, through
food contact materials and plastics, via airborne pollution and through excessive drinking.
During a healthy cleanse, where the emphasis should be on diet,
certain foods are excluded, such as caffeine, alcohol and sugar
because they stress the P450 mechanisms that the body requires for the bio-transformation
of toxic chemicals.