15 High Manganese Foods

Manganese is an essential trace mineral that must come from your diet. It is required for enzyme production and maintaining a healthy immune system. This video highlights 15 foods high in manganese.

In this video:

• What is manganese? 00:39
• Manganese functions. 1:08
• Manganese deficiency. 1:31
• Manganese RDA and toxicity. 2:08
• 15 high manganese foods. 3:40

Marketing Tricks: Food Labels & Ads

U.S. food makers use a variety of names, labels and certifications to make highly processed foods appear to be healthy foods, and how supermarkets use weekly ads to lure shoppers into their stores to buy highly processed foods.

In this video:

• Same name, lower quality. 00:47
• Meaningless marketing terms. 2:28
• Sales boosting certifications…for a small fee. 4:26
• Misleading supermarket sale prices. 6:41
• The high cost of deregulation. 9:50

Nitrate And High Nitrate Foods

Nitrates used to preserve cured meats have been linked to an increased risk of some cancers. Some foods, like beet root, are high in naturally occurring nitrate that can help maintain a healthy blood pressure and increase blood oxygen levels.

Dietary supplement makers use the healthy benefits of natural nitrate to justify taking nitrate supplements. What they fail to explain is the fact that nutrients from dietary supplements rarely produce the healths benefits derived from foods.

In this video:

• What is natural food nitrate? 00:38
• Natural nitrate versus added sodium nitrate. 00:59
• Nitrate health benefits. 1:36
• Nitrate contraindications. 3:43
• Nitrate RDA. 5:02
• High nitrate foods. 5:41

Child Pose (Balasana)

Child Pose is a resting pose. You can go into Child Pose at any time; before, during, or after a class.

If an asana does not keel comfortable, like Downward Facing Dog, you can rest by going into Child Pose. If a yoga class is more strenuous than you expected or for your physical condition, spend a few minutes in Child Pose.

You can do Child Pose anytime you feel the need to take a break and calm your mind.

English Name: Child

Sanskrit Name: Balasana

Difficulty Level: 1

Start Position: Kneeling

Instructions:

Step 1.

From kneeling pose, bend forward from the waist maintaining a straight back.

Step 2.

Touch your forehead to the floor.

Step 3.

Place your arms alongside your body with your palms up.

Step 4.

Remain in the pose as long as it feels comfortable. Return to Kneeling pose. Repeat if desired.

Physical Benefits:

  • Stretches spine, ankles, knees and hips.
  • Reduce head, neck and chest pain.
  • Opens the low back and hips.

Mental Benefits

  • Calms the mind.
  • Reduces anxiety and stress.
  • Reduces fatigue.

Contraindications:

  • Pregnancy (keep knees apart and prevent abdominal pressure.)
  • Knee, ankle or hip injury

Easy, High Fiber And Protein Enchilada Casserole

Enchilada are a popular Mexican Food. Making individual enchiladas can be time consuming. Frozen enchilada meals have more calories and sodium than a homemade enchilada meal.

The simple chicken enchilada casserole recipe in this video is high in fiber and protein. Although the amount of sodium is high using prepared enchilada sauce, it is less than most frozen and restaurant enchiladas. Using homemade enchilada sauce will significantly reduce the amount of sodium

Servicing Size is 1/6th casserole (about 250 grams)

Calories: 400

Sodium: 935 mg

Carbs: 35 g

Fiber: 6 g

Protein: 25 g

Enchilada Recipe

Vitamin K1 vs K2 and K3

Vitamin K is an essential vitamin needed primarily for blood clotting. K1 is abundant in plant foods. Some high protein and animal food fad diets claim K2 from animal foods is also essential. Unlike K1 that must come from your diet, gut bacteria makes most form of K2. This video shares the difference between K1, K2 and K3.

In this video:

• What are vitamins K1, K2 and K3? 00:38
• Vitamin K function. 2:50
• Vitamin K deficiency. 3:12
• Vitamin K RDA. 3:48

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