Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Combats the Risk of Asthma Tangelos contain a flavonoid called flavanones. In a recent study, researchers found that women who ate citrus such as tangelos were 19% less likely to suffer an ischemic stroke. Flavanones seem to have an anti-inflammatory effect that will protect the blood vessels. Studies suggest that a high flavonoid intake may…
There are many curious people out there, including some skeptics, who (understandably) have many questions about plant-based nutrition and even feel intimidated by the thought of transitioning to a plant-based lifestyle. If you’re one of them or want to learn more about it, I encourage you to read. I speak to patients about their nutrition…
There are many curious people out there, including some skeptics, who (understandably) have many questions about plant-based nutrition and even feel intimidated by the thought of transitioning to a plant-based lifestyle. If you’re one of them or want to learn more about it, I encourage you to read. I speak to patients about their nutrition…
Promotes Urinary Tract Health Cranberries contain proanthocyanidins known to help stop bacteria from binding themselves to the bladder walls. E. Coli causes roughly 80% of urine infections. Therefore cranberries make it hard for the bacteria to take hold. If the E. Coli cannot bind to the bladder wall, the bacteria cannot multiply further in the…
Promotes Thyroid Health A serving of turkey provides nearly 50% of the recommended daily allowance of selenium. Selenium is a mineral vital for the activation and regulation of the thyroid. Not only does selenium assist the thyroid, but it is also known to be an immune system-boosting antioxidant. Aids in Lowering the Risk of Dementia…
“Comparison is the thief of joy” is a quote that has most often been attributed to both Christian writer Dwight Edwards and President Theodore Roosevelt. No matter who said it, the statement is true. When you compare yourself to others, it makes you unhappy. It’s tempting to compare ourselves in so many different ways—the shape of…
Cabbage is a member of the Brassica family and is found widely worldwide. Most cabbage is round or oval, containing soft, light green inner leaves. Usually, these leaves are covered with hard and dark green outer leaves that are more durable. High in Fiber Studies have found that cabbage is an excellent source of roughage,…
If you’re trying to lose weight, you may be dieting, but hopefully you’re really working on making positive, permanent lifestyle changes. Only lasting changes to your eating and exercise habits yield lasting results. But either way, while you’re dieting or transitioning, you’re bound to suffer some periodic feelings of deprivation. These feelings, as well as…
Can I share something with you? Being a parent has been the second best thing I have ever done. The first, of course, was marrying my wife! To be sure, being a parent has made me a much better person, in so many ways. Yet, the road to being a parent for me took a…
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