Posts filed under: Health & Nutrition

Recipe of the Week: Ciabbata Bread

By Marzia Rizvi   The history of bread goes back at least 30,000 years. The first bread produced was probably cooked versions of a grain-paste, made from roasted and ground... Read More

How to Survive the Winter Blues

 By: Elaf Salim It is very common to experience low energy levels during the winter season. It usually stems from sensitivity to the lack of sunlight in the winters “shorter”... Read More

Gluten Free and Fasting

By Sameera Ali Six months ago, while getting an adjustment at my chiropractors office, I  was complaining about how much pain I’m in all the time and that no matter how... Read More

Eating Clean on Vacation

By Paige Aziz Whether road tripping around the country or jet setting to exciting places, it can be challenging to stay on track when it comes to maintaining your clean eating... Read More

Raw Food Diet

By Shaista Tariq We are seeing an increase in the number of people who are making a lifestyle change and turning to a raw food diet. Raw food is food that... Read More

What’s In Your Food?

By Rumina Rizvi When I took Food Science as a subject in my O Levels, little did I know how much I would benefit from it in years to come. Eating... Read More

Cheese Workshop

By Shaista Tariq Cheese is a nutritious food made mostly from the milk of cows as well as other mammals, including sheep, goats, buffalo, reindeer, camels and yaks. Cheese has... Read More

Benefits and Types of Milk

By Ghazala Khan Milk is a very important part of a healthy diet. As a child, many of us were forced to drink milk by our parents but as adults... Read More

Introducing Solids to Your Infant

By Shaista Tariq                                 Infant nutrition means making sure your baby is getting enough nutrients... Read More

Cinnamon – A Natural Healer

By Kiran Asif   Cinnamon is a spice found in most kitchens. Whether in a sweet or savoury recipe, it is equally loved. Cinnamon is the outer bark of a tree... Read More