Diet Food Series : Healthy Balanced Diet

Would you like to have an ideal body and opti­mal health until old age? It’s easy, do “Hor­mones Bal­anced Diet” from now on.

The main key to achiev­ing opti­mal health is sim­ple, namely the bal­ance of hor­mones in the body. If you eat foods that are not in accor­dance with the hor­mones of the body, then all health dis­or­ders such as obe­sity, repro­duc­tive prob­lems, PMS (Pre-menstruation Syn­drome), headaches, migraines, dia­betes and even can­cer will come visit you. By choos­ing to eat in accor­dance with the hor­mones of the body, the body’s hor­mone lev­els will stay balanced.

(Sev­eral) foods for bal­anac­ing body’s hormone

Below here are some quick notes of food that bad/good for hor­mone body

Below here are some quick notes of food that bad/good for hor­mone body:

Source:

Good Car­bo­hy­drates Bad Car­bo­hy­drates

Cereal
Brown rice, oats, whole wheat
White bread, instant rice

Nuts
Soy­beans, red beans, green beans,
peanut but­ter
Veg­eta­bles
Broc­coli, aspara­gus, egg­plant.
Car­rots, pep­pers, green leafy veg­eta­bles.

fried pota­toes, sugar beet
Fruit
Cher­ries Apples Oranges Kiwi
canned fruit, fruit syrup
Bev­er­ages Non­fat milk, soy milk, tomato juice, yogurt, hot chocolate Soft­drink, instant drinks, sweet­ened con­densed milk
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  • Oats: Rich in sol­u­ble fiber which can sta­bi­lize insuilin lev­els and blood sugar. fiber also helps lower lev­els of ghre­lin — a hor­mone trig­gers hunger — work by slow­ing diges­tion, so help main­tain satiety.
  • Whole Wheat: Sources of com­plex car­bo­hy­drates to keep insulin lev­els remained nor­mal. Car­bo­hy­drates are digested slowly, so do not cause spikes in blood sugar
  • Eggs: egg pro­tein helps release growth hor­mone that keeps you focused in the morn­ing. Con­tent of choline in eggs helps asetikolin for­ma­tion, a neu­ro­trans­mit­ter that reg­u­lates memory
  • Non-fat milk: One cup of milk con­tains 9 grams of pro­tein that helps the for­ma­tion of growth hor­mone. Also meet the needs of 30 per­cent cal­cium to strengthen bones and burn fat.
  • Soy­beans: Rich in phyto-oestrogens which are anti­cancer. It can also be men­gatasikeluhan menopause by help­ing to bal­ance hor­mone lev­els of estrogen.
  • Cab­bage: For exam­ple broc­coli, cab­bage, and brus­sel sprouts, con­tain active sub­stances called indol which can reduce exces­sive lev­els of estro­gen. In addi­tion, con­sump­tion of cab­bage can also min­i­mize the waistline.
  • Chill­ies and pep­pers: Ingre­di­ents fiber con­tribute to sta­bi­lize insulin lev­els. also serve lower lev­els of the hor­mone ghre­lin that is not easy to hungry
  • Pome­gran­ate: con­tains estra­diol which will increase the pro­duc­tion of hor­mones estro­gen and improve your mood.
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