Hrana i Pića

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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by callac » 08 Mar 2013, 00:18

znala sam da ćeš ti razumjeti :D blame it on the foooood!
(možda da prestanem jesti sad.. ) zapalit jednu, pustiti seriju i spavanjac. :dajebaremsutrasubota:
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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by elrania » 08 Mar 2013, 19:50

probala ovo jučer i dobila danas teglicu toga da vidim kak bude nakon duže konzumacije.

http://www.pcelarstvo-radosevic.hr/cvje ... cAod0G8ApQ

okus je neugodno slatkast i tekstura je bljak, al valjda bude bilo rezultata. sestrična pije 3 mjeseca i kaže da joj je dosta pomoglo glede nekih gastritičnih problema.

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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by callac » 08 Mar 2013, 20:35

hm, ja sam se isto "liječila" mednim pripravcima i medom, al sam od njega dobila još veću žgaravicu. zimus sam si kupila neki domaći med s đumbirom, fin je, al nekako izbjegavam taj med baš zbog dotičnog problema.. nadam se da ovaj prah ima nekog pozitivnog učinka, svakako javi i ak valja bude se probao, indikacije su sve tu :)
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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by john_constantine » 08 Mar 2013, 20:42

našao čokoladu s kremom od jagode u ladici, potpuno sam zaboravio na nju...

e što će ovo biti sjajna večer :mrgreen:
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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by elrania » 08 Mar 2013, 20:44

budem!
meni je primarno za imunitet i kožu i opću iscrpljenost/gubitak koncentracije. godinama se borim s tim i nikad kraja, ko da sam u polusnu cijelo vrijeme...pa ak ovo imalo pomogne, nastavljam konzumirati.
a kak sam napisala, sestrični je pomoglo sa želucem. sad je i mama počela piti; ona pak ima gastroezofagealni refluks i nadam se da će biti bolje.

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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by callac » 08 Mar 2013, 20:45

yup, to i ja imam, GERB skraćeno.. super, javi kak s mamom prođe!
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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by john_constantine » 08 Mar 2013, 21:00

da bar ovaj vikend nije kiša... Kupio sam u Lidlu one sljezove kolačiće, ono bijelo što stalno peku na vatri u američkim filmovima, serijama i crtićima. :mrgreen:
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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by Asfodel » 09 Mar 2013, 18:41

callac wrote:yup, to i ja imam, GERB skraćeno.. super, javi kak s mamom prođe!
I sestra mi ima gerb, probat ću je nekako nagovoriti da proba, al genijalka ne voli ništa što ima veze s medom :facepalm: (ne pogoršava joj, nego eto njezin ukus)

Edit: sad tek pomnije pročitala i vidim da bi prije meni trebalo :lol: (imunitet, probavni trakt, koncentracija zbog slabe cirkulacije itd. itd.)
I mean, a few little tiny murders and everyone just freaks out

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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by copycat » 09 Mar 2013, 19:31

john_constantine wrote:da bar ovaj vikend nije kiša... Kupio sam u Lidlu one sljezove kolačiće, ono bijelo što stalno peku na vatri u američkim filmovima, serijama i crtićima. :mrgreen:
mmmmm :supz: evo ti ideje za što raditi snjima a da je super ukusno
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i vrlo poznati
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Post by elrania » 12 Mar 2013, 18:16

http://www.doctortipster.com/206-ortore ... ction.html

ma too, anksiolitici i antidepresivi za one koji su 'posvećeni detaljnijem analiziranju toga što jedu i biraju zdravu hranu'

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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by elrania » 13 Mar 2013, 17:06

nda, glede ovog praha i želuca, mama neće više pit, kaže da to nema kak pomoć refluksu (njena procjena), a neće ni zbog pojačane kiseline, jer veli da joj je bolje kad pazi kaj jede (iako baš i ne pazi). u prijevodu - tolko joj je gadan okus da ne želi više pit i dat mu šansu :lol:

ja sam sad zbog hitnosti situacije počela to kombinirati s ionskim srebrom tak da ak krene na bolje, ne znam čemu zahvaliti.

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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by elrania » 20 Mar 2013, 17:35

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9 Fruits You Can Use To Replace Medications...


1. Apricot. Apricots contain beta-carotene which stops radicals from damaging the inner structures of the organism and it is also very useful for our eyes. In our body, the beta-carotene form the A vitamin which prevent from developing a series of cancer diseases, especially the skin cancer. One fruit contain 17 calories 1 gram of carbohydrates and does not contain any fats.

Apricots are an excellent source of beta-carotene and are useful in reducing infections or skin problems. They are a good source of iron and potassium. Fresh juice of apricot leaves is useful in skin diseases. It can be applied with beneficial results in scabies, eczema, sun burn and itching of the skin due to cold exposure. Apricots have an alkaline reaction in the system. They aid the digestion, if consumed before a meal. The fruit is highly valued as a gentle laxative and is beneficial in the treatment of constipation. The fresh juice of apricots, when mixed with glucose or honey forms a very cooling and soothing drink during fevers. Its many benefits include quenching the thirst, and eliminating waste products from the body. In addition, it tones up the eyes, stomach, liver, heart and nerves by supplying minerals and vitamins.

Advice: Try to buy apricots while there are still hard (green). When the apricots become soft, they begin to loose their nourishing properties.

2. Avocados. The oleic acid and the unsaturated fats containing in this fruit decrease the level of cholesterol and increase the quantity of high density lipoproteins. Beside that avocado contain a large quantity of cellulose, iron and vitamin C. One piece contains 81 calories, 8 grams of fats and 3 grams of carbohydrates. In order to fasten the ripping process put avocados in a closed plastic bag with an apple or a banana.

Advice: Try to replace the mayonnaise in your sandwiches with pieces of avocado.

3. Raspberries. Raspberries contain the ellagic acid which helps decrease the growth of cancer cells. These berries also contains the C vitamin, decrease the level of cholesterol and the probability of cardiovascular diseases. Rich in vitamin C, folate, iron and potassium, raspberries also provide high amounts of insoluble fiber (thanks to all those little seeds) as well as respectable amounts of the soluble fiber pectin, which helps control cholesterol levels.

Raspberries contain a large amount of cellulose. Since cooking does not destroy these compounds, raspberry jam may also be beneficial. Raspberry is one of the few fruits whose consumption would not have much effect on the body’s blood sugar levels. A glass of Raspberries contains 60 calories, 1 gram of fats and 8 grams of carbohydrates.

Advice: A natural face mask made raspberries helps protect against the suns rays. Vitamin C’s antioxidant powers help fade age spots and discoloration. It also rounds out the skin to fill in minor wrinkles.

4. Mango. A middle-sized mango fruit contains 57 milligrams of C vitamin which constitutes the daily norm for a human’ nourishment. This antioxidant helps to prevent the arthritis, is used in wounds recovery and enforces the immunity system. Pregnant women and people with anaemia are advised to eat this fruit regularly. It is also valuable to combat acidity and poor digestion. Mango also contains the A vitamin. One fruit of mango has 135 calories, 1 gram of fats and 4 grams of carbohydrates.

Advice: Some varieties do not turn red, orange or yellow. If buying these green varieties, look for other signs they are ripe such as a nice sweet fragrance. They should yield nicely to a light press with the fingertip. If they are brought unripe, they can be put in a paper bag in a warm place and they will ripen in a day or two.

5. Cantaloupe. Contain vitamin C (117 milligrams of C vitamin is contained in a half of cantaloupe – a double daily norm) and beta-carotene which stops the radicals from damaging the inner structures of the organism. It also contains 853 milligrams of potassium, which is twice more than in a banana. Potassium decreases the blood pressure. Cantaloupe has antioxidants that help us fight with heart diseases, high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, aging, etc. Cantaloupe is also a very good source of potassium, vitamin B6, dietary fiber and niacin (vitamin B3). A half of cantaloupe contains 97 calories 1 gram of fats, 2 grams of carbohydrates. Cantaloupe is beneficial for arthritis, obesity, fever, rheumatism, skin diseases, high blood pressure, abdominal and stomach gas and many other diseases.

Advice: When choosing cantaloupe, choose a fully ripened melon, because according to research as fruits fully ripen, almost to the point of spoilage their antioxidant levels actually increase.

6. Cranberries. Helps to combat the infections in the urinary bladder, stop the in growing number of bacteria. Cranberry juice can inhibit the aggregation of bacteria that cause dental plaque and based on evaluation of several vitro screening tests, it has been suggested that the proanthocyanidin compounds found in cranberry may exhibit some anti-carcinogenic activity. Some medical professionals and specialists believe that quinic acid abundant in cranberry may help to prevent the development of kidney stones. Recent scientific research shows that cranberries and cranberry products contain significant amounts of antioxidants and other phytonutrients that may help protect against heart disease, cancer and other diseases. In some people, regular cranberry juice consumption for months can kill the H. pylori bacteria, which can cause stomach cancer and ulcers. Drinking cranberry juice daily may increase levels of HDL, or good cholesterol and reduce levels of LDL, or bad cholesterol. A cup of cranberry juice contains 144 calories. There are no fats or carbohydrates.

Advice: Buy a 100% cranberry juice and add water without sugar.

7. Raisins: These little pearls- are the main resource of iron which helps to transmit the oxygen to tissues. The phytonutrients and olenolic acid present in raisins makes them beneficial for the health of teeth and gums. Having antioxidant properties, raisins help keep the blood clean and flowing, by getting rid of al the impurities. Raisins are believed to be good for bone density and have been associated with lower risk of osteoporosis in women. Studies claim that raisins contain additional nutritive compounds that can protect against heart disease and colon cancer. A half cup of Raisins contains 218 calories, 3 grams of carbohydrates. It does not contain fats.

Advice: Raisins are a good source of fiber and can help cure constipation. For the purpose, boil raisins in a saucepan of water, strain the liquid and drink it. Every morning try to add little raisins in your cereals.

8. Fig. The fig is a source of potassium and carbohydrates, it also contains the vitamin B6, which is responsible for the serotonyne – “hormone of pleasure”; it decreases the amount of cholesterol. One fig contains 37-48 calories, 2 grams of carbohydrates, 0 fats. Figs are high in natural and simple sugars, minerals and fiber. They contain good levels of potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, copper and manganese. Dried figs contain an impressive 250mg of calcium per 100g, compared to whole milk with only 118mg. Dried figs consist from about 60% of sugar, contain a lot of vitamins and it is said that humans could live on figs only.

Advice: Eat dries figs as a healthy energy snack. For extra flavor and nutrients, stuff them with nuts and a little honey.

9. Lemon. Lemon contains limonene and C vitamin which help to prevent cancer. It has a limited number of calories and does not contain carbohydrates or fats. You must know that citrus fruits in general may have a great benefit over our body; citruses are useful for your skin, bones and heart; it’s a well-known fact that citruses are great eyesight defenders and mood enhancers.

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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by copycat » 23 Mar 2013, 13:13

mmmmm sve to jedem :supz:

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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by elrania » 02 Apr 2013, 20:00

zgodan film o liječenju uz pomoć hrane

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... J3a5EtOc8Q

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Re: Hrana i Pića

Post by john_constantine » 02 Apr 2013, 20:09

kupio one španjolske jagode, 500 grama za 6 kn negdje. Inače su bile po 17 kn. Ali koliko god sam prebirao po kutijama, nisam mogao naći da su sve potpuno zrele. A problem su i one koje su dublje unutra, pa je pet - šest komada bilo gnjilo. Okus varira... Problem je što je to sve preskupo sranje. Prerano ih poberu samo da ih što prije prodaju i onda su samo određeni dijelovi sočni, dok je ostalo tako, tako... Bolje se držati starinskih jagoda iz mog vrta. :rock:
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