Hola MaHigh-School - January 2019
Hola MaHigh-School - Volume 8, Issue 1 - The first for 2019
Hola MaHigh-School - Volume 8, Issue 1 - The first for 2019
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Your health<br />
‘I need to eat healthy’ is a popular expression that falls into most<br />
people’s New Year’s resolutions and long term goals. But how do we<br />
eat healthy?<br />
E<br />
B<br />
It is commonly known that vegetables and fruits are essential. Fruits<br />
such as oranges and lemon (citrus fruits) are good sources of vitamin<br />
C. However, since they are water soluble vitamins, they are not<br />
stored in the body and need to be replaced every day. Conversely,<br />
vitamin C can cause diarrhoea if taken in excess.<br />
Vegetables, on the other hand, need to be prepared well to maximize<br />
their benefits. As a general rule, it is best to keep cooking time,<br />
temperature and the amount of liquid to a minimum. That is why<br />
steaming is one of the best ways to cook most vegetables. Studies<br />
show that during deep-fat frying, fat penetrates the food and vegetables<br />
dehydrate.<br />
Fibre is also important in a healthy diet as it can help with digestion,<br />
glucose levels, and healthy cholesterol levels. Fibre can be found in<br />
fruits and vegetables as well as in nuts, beans, and whole grains. To<br />
increase intake of whole grains, look for breads that have “whole<br />
wheat” as their top ingredient. It is also important to avoid processed<br />
snacks and baked goods that contain mainly white flours and sugars.<br />
Lastly, it is important to control your portion sizes to avoid over-eating.<br />
Because even if you eat healthy, you can still overeat. Avoid<br />
going back for seconds!<br />
More fish<br />
no to over-eat<br />
Smaller portions<br />
No seconds