Tips for a Healthy Body Weight
Tips for a Healthy Body Weight. Learn More>> https://www.myhealthfuldiet.com/tips-for-a-healthy-body-weight/
u/Global-Classroom-782 — 18 hours ago
r/Nutrition_Healthy
Nutrizionista sportivo: cosa vi frena dal farvi seguire, o cosa vi ha deluso in passato?
Ciao a tutti!
Sto cercando di capire se abbia senso o meno farsi seguire da un nutrizionista sportivo facendo sport agonistico. Spesso sento persone che si allenano duramente ma che, quando si parla di andare da un nutrizionista sportivo, tentennano o lasciano perdere. Altre invece ne sono entusiaste.
Mi piacerebbe capire, anche secondo voi, quali possano essere le vostre difficoltà nel decidere. Ho creato un sondaggio qui sotto, ma mi piacerebbe molto leggere le vostre esperienze nei commenti!
u/Baggioc — 2 days ago
AI Nutrition App
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I'm looking for honest feedback and constructive criticism.
u/ApexFuel — 2 days ago
Introducing Amsety Bars: The First Nutrition Bar in the U.S. Specifically Designed to Support Liver Health
Amsety Bars are nutrition bars specifically designed to support liver health. They were developed with input from liver health specialists and contain the proprietary Super 16 Vitamin & Mineral Mix®, a blend of 16 essential vitamins and minerals. The bars are made with organic ingredients, are very low in sodium, and are intended to help people maintain a liver-friendly diet while providing convenient nutrition on the go.
u/AmsetyBars — 4 days ago
We've Spent Decades Making Food Cheaper and More Abundant. Should Nutrient Density Be the Next Goal?
I found this really interesting because modern agriculture has been incredibly successful at producing more food than ever before. But it made me wonder: are we measuring success by the right metric?
We often celebrate bigger harvests and lower prices, but almost never ask whether we're maximizing the nutritional value of what we're growing.
TL;DR: Some scientists argue that nutrient density and soil health deserve equal attention as we continue improving our food systems.
It's fascinating that two farms can grow the same crop, yet differences in soil management, farming practices, and crop varieties can influence the nutrients found in the final harvest.
With the world's population continuing to grow, producing enough food will always be important. But maybe the conversation shouldn't just be "How much food can we grow?" It should also be "How nutritious can we make that food?"
u/NetResponsible6729 — 4 days ago
herletics review after 1 month, my energy levels changed more than my weight
dropping this for anyone looking for a perspective from someone who wasnt downloading herletics for weight loss.
stats, 5'3, 29f, 121 lbs, happy with my weight, not interested in changing it. what i wanted was to actually move consistently for the first time in years. office job, 9 hours seated, occasional weekend hike, otherwise nothing. stiff hips, low energy, feeling like a slug by the time i got home.
started doing the morning sessions, 20 to 25 min bodyweight on a yoga mat. what i got was waking up feeling ready for the day, which hasnt been my normal in years.
the meal plan is what i want to highlight. builds around ur quiz, cuisine, allergies, protein targets. ingredient filter let me remove cilantro forever. recipes are tagged by prep time, shopping list pulls automatically. on rotation rn, roasted veg and lentil bowls, miso glazed cod, white bean stew, halloumi with charred peppers and farro.
ignored the in app articles, they recycle the same nutrition basics. but the workout and meal stuff has been enough. energy and sleep shifted way more than i expected
u/Plenty-Shelter654 — 5 days ago
Diet and Fitness Quiz
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u/Global-Classroom-782 — 6 days ago
Help me tackle nutrients deficiency
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Hey, Hope you are doing well.
Imagine you are a college student with a tight budget. You are a vegetarian who doesn't eat paneer.
You budget is <1k for 2 months
The food at your hostel sucks and you have many deficiencies including protein due to which u are expressing excessive hair fall.
You cannot cook at your hostel nor can you visit a doc because of the budget.
You are trying to lose weight so you are walking 10km a day.
You only get a 200ml amul tetra pack milk at your hostel.
How would you tackle all the deficiencies ?
What would you eat?
How will you plan your diet ?
Please help I am so stressed thinking about my health.
Thank you.
u/Erayaforever — 6 days ago
Pre-workout Foods for Maximum Energy
Pre-workout Foods for Maximum Energy. Learn more>> https://www.myhealthfuldiet.com/
u/Global-Classroom-782 — 7 days ago
Vitamin E not toxic in high amounts?
"Despite concerns that have been expressed about possible health risks from high intake of vitamin E, a new review concludes that biological mechanisms exist to routinely eliminate excess levels of the vitamin, and they make it almost impossible to take a harmful amount."
Is this article from 2013 outdated or is vitamin E really not a concern if you take, say 2000mg?
https://news.oregonstate.edu/news/excess-vitamin-e-intake-not-health-concern
u/thwoomfist — 10 days ago
Top 10 Green Vegetables for Smoothies
Green vegetables add vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants to smoothies, boosting nutrition, flavor, and natural energy in every sip. Here are 10 Green Vegetables for Smoothies >> https://www.myhealthfuldiet.com/top-10-green-vegetables-for-smoothies/
u/Global-Classroom-782 — 10 days ago
Creatine, taurine, inulin: underrated combo for daily energy, brain & gut?
I keep seeing creatine, taurine and inulin treated as “gym stuff” or “energy drink stuff”, so I wrote up how I think about them as part of a daily foundation stack instead of just performance hacks.
TL;DR of my logic:
- Creatine isn’t only for lifting. There’s growing data on brain energy, cognitive performance when tired, aging, and muscle preservation as we get older.
- Taurine isn’t just in energy drinks. It shows up in papers on nervous system regulation, cardiovascular health, blood pressure and inflammation.
- Inulin isn’t just “some fiber”. It’s a prebiotic that feeds beneficial gut bacteria, with knock-on effects on digestion, immunity, inflammation and metabolic health.
So in my daily setup these three live in the *base layer*, together with vitamins/minerals – not in a separate “gym-only” product.
I broke down the full reasoning (in Romanian, but Google Translate does a decent job) here:
👉 https://v1health.ro/blogs/ghiduri/creatina-taurina-inulina-baza-zilnica
u/OkBowl2767 — 14 days ago