PowerFoods

How to Cook Quinoa

Quinoa comes from South America with it’s origins from the Inca civilization making it a truly ancient grain. Quinoa has a high protein content, higher then other grains. Quinoa has between 16.2% – 20% protein, while rice has 7.5%, millet 9.9%, and wheat 14%.
The protein quality is unusually high, making quinoa a complete protein. It’s essential amino acid balance is similar to milk! It truly is one of the powerfoods.

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SAD

10 Foods (and fixes) To Improve Your Mood

Don’t Let SAD Get You Down In winter time when the days are short, many people (mostly women) suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
What was once thought of as a ‘silly mood’ that you should be shaking off by a bit of positive thinking and some hard work has now been recognized as a real physiological condition with real causes and luckily, real strategies to help.
10 Solutions (Fixes) which include real foods and powerfoods.

In the winter time when the days are short, many people (women) suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

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