10 Minute low calorie Thai Green Chicken CurryWritten by Carl Harris
Curry is great for a once a week treat at your local restaurant but here is one you can enjoy more often. It is a fantastic alternative to a regular calorific Thai curry. It’s lighter, quicker and easier. The killer in a lot of Thai cooking is coconut milk which is quite high in fat and calories. Now I’m not a big follower of low fat foods but I don’t see point in consuming a huge amount fat or calories in one meal. I would rather knock out some of calories in dinner and then have desert. Lite coconut milk can be used as an alternative, but I experimented with other ingredients to replace it altogether. I found that pureed vegetables or a quality low fat creamy soup were both very successful and tasty.Ingredients 2x Skinless Chicken breasts diced 1x Tbs Thai Green Curry paste 2x Handfuls of Beans/Bok Choy or something green 1x Diced Onion 1x Tetra Pack of Pumpkin Soup or Pureed Pumpkin 2x Cups of Rice
| | Herbs to help manage cholesterolWritten by Anonymous
Question : I'm a woman aged 43. Recently, my total cholesterol was detected as 6.37 mmol/L. I have no other condition except a family history with hypertension. What should I take to lower my cholesterol level? Answer : A high total cholesterol reading is from 6.21 mmol/L and higher. High cholesterol can be controlled by taking guggulipid, which helps lower serum LDL cholesterol and triglycerides levels and increase HDL-cholesterol levels, provided you are consistently taking right dosage, which may be six to eight capsules a day in your case. Guggulipid is an Indian herb which contains guggulsterone E and Z. They help reduce LDL (low density lipoprotein) cholesterol and triglycerides levels and increase HDL (high density lipoprotein) cholesterol levels. The herbs milk thistle and dandelion can help in high cholesterol
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