10 foods that boost your energy
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We all hate to work; why? Because we are usually too tired from the previous day's work or because each work day leaves us with little to no energy for a fun evening. 

Well, we give you 10 foods that will boost your energy in an instant, guaranteed. Firstly, to pump up your energy you need foods that provide sufficient calories and stimulants. Secondly, you need foods that will increase your metabolism. So pull up your socks, stop making excuses and get ready to do the locomotion.

Add pulses to your daily diet

Posted by Kirit Patel | 11:50


Add pulses to your daily diet
Add pulses to your daily diet(Thinkstock photos/Getty Images)
Having your daily share of pulses will keep you healthy always.

For nothing, 'dal chawal' is the staple diet for most Indians. And rightly so. Do you remember all the dietary advice you got while growing up? 'Eat your pulses' or to put in simple way 'Have a bowl of dal every day.' Pulses include chickpeas, peas, lentils and beans. Pulses are members of the legume plant family which are grown for us to eat.

anodynes are the answer!

Posted by Kirit Patel | 22:27

anodynes are the answer!


One  way to decrease your weight is to select right foods.

Healthy food to decrease weight

  • Olive oil is the healthiest of oils..........
  • Apples are low in calories and are a good source of fiber........
  • Tomatoes are great for health due to their high vitamin C and antioxidant levels & low in calories.....
  • Coconut contains healthy fats that will keep you feeling full........

It is always undesirable to have a heavy weight. He always wants to get rid of it and try everything. I have also suggest some tips for a healthy weight loss.
  • First of all set a target about the weight you want to loose.
  • Avoid eating all the junk food and start consuming the fresh fruits and salads.
  • Eat household cook meals avoid eating outside food. do some jogging regularly... make it a hobby jogging is the best and the easiest way to shed the weight.

Tips for Back care

Posted by Kirit Patel | 07:33


Follow Steps to tace care of your back......

  1. While standing ensure that your body balance is equally on both feet, weight more on one feet may cause back pains.
  2. Do not stand anywhere more than twenty minutes, if you need to do so, ensure that you are walking at least.
  3. If you are sitting on the chair, you should sit properly, dont lean to one side only.
  4. on chair, try to avoid crossing legs for long time.
  5. manage the height of chair as per your requirement.
  6. ensure that your feet are connected to the floor, if you are sitting on the chair.
  7. office friendly chairs should be used at office, these chairs have many adjustable features.
  8. Swimming, cycling and walking these are best exercise for back care, try to go for at least one.
  9. Females should avoid high heeled shoes which is the major reason for back ache.
  10. If you are going for long drive, take small breaks in between which will help your back to relax.

Ayurveda is a great thing to use for being healthy and aslo useful for curing from some disease. Ayurvedic Treatment have no side effect that is the big plus point of it. Let`s see Tips to be healthy from Ayurveda..

  1. Always, during night or any part of day, drink 'warm' water....not too hot. Warm water strengthens digestive capabilities of body system....and reduces production of metabolic waste (AAM).
  2. You can also add 3-4 slices of ginger while boiling water for drinking purpose, because ginger has great medicinal capabilities.

Tips to fight Hair fall

Posted by Kirit Patel | 07:18

Hair care Tips
Attractive Hair is a an ornament of men and women.But some time we become the victim of hair fall.So It is most important that we take enough care for our hair.I share here some Tips to fight Hair fall.
  1. hair fall is majorly affected by lack of calcium in the human body, and milk is the best source of calcium, so one glass of milk everyday will make your hair strong.
  2. many style people comb their hair when hair are dry, this actions creates pressure on hair roots and hair become weak and start fall.




Diabetes yoga poses can cleanse and rejuvenate our body. The abdominal organs receive a deep internal message, helping to squeeze out toxins, stimulate digestion, and supply organs with fresh circulation on release. This asana can regulate to secrete adrenaline and bile. This yoga is useful for the yogic management of diabetes, sinusitis, hay fever, bronchitis, constipation, menstrual disorders, and urinary tract disorders. Ardha Matsyendrasana can massage the pancreas, kidneys, stomach, small intestines, liver, and gallbladder. The region matches to Manipura chakra, therefore, stimulating and unblocking this region can improve the vitality and health of the whole body.

How do you do Ardha Matsyendrasana?

This diabetes yoga pose is good for those suffering from diabetes, hyperacidity, and migraine. This yoga can stimulate the internal organs like liver, pancreas, and kidney.


How do you do Paschimotasana?


Below said diabetes yoga, is suitable for experienced practitioners. If you are new to yoga, my suggestion is to practice simplified diabetes yoga for at least 2 to 3 months. Once you are familiar, comfortable and gain perfection with simplified diabetes yoga, after that you can start practicing the below said diabetes yoga.

Sarvangasana (Shoulder Stand) diabetes yoga



Sarvangasana diabetes yoga gently massages the thyroid and parathyroid glands (found in the neck region) by its firm chin-lock. This gentler massage increases the fresh blood circulation to these glands, and thus this gland starts working to its full efficacy. These glands are responsible for protein, fat, and carbohydrate metabolism as well as vitamin metabolism. This in-turn is affecting, how the human cells can use energetic compounds. The thyroid also regulates other glands that produce other hormones.





Halasana (Plough pose) diabetes yoga


Halasana, diabetes yoga is best to practice after sarvangasana. Halasana can massage all internal organs,
  • it activates digestion,
  • revitalizes spleen, and pancreas (responsible for insulin production),
  • improves liver (responsible for carbohydrate metabolism), and kidney roles.

Natural Diabetes herbals

Posted by Kirit Patel | 12:43


Natural Diabetes herbals such as Ivy’s gourd, herbal combination Chandraprabha and Gokshur are useful to control glucose level and nourish pancreas, liver, kidney, heart, & eye.

What is Ivy Gourd?

Coccinia Cordifolia is also called as Ivy gourd, baby watermelon, little gourd, gentleman's toes.
Ivy’s gourd is a tropical vine (woody climbing plant that bears grapes like fruits), nativity extents from Africa to Asia, including India, China, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Australia.
Green vegetable Ivy’s gourd is used for cooking as vegetable, well-ripped fruits are sweet to eat and can be taken raw.


Alternative medicine practitioners believe that a natural treatment is possible for diabetes by enlivening the pancreatic cells, which are responsible for this illness.

Diabetes Alternative Medicine Treatments

Natural medicine practitioners are claims that, there are no or minor side effects in alternative medicine treatment. Natural diabetes treatment can help to rejuvenate pancreas to function normally to its natural level.

Ayurvedic Natural Diabetes Herbal Remedies

Diabetes herbals are not only trusted to control blood sugar, but at the same time, it will nourish kidney, liver, eye, and hearts. These organs may be affecting by prolonged diabetes. Some of the useful diabetes herbs are Gymnema Sylvestre, Salacia oblonga, Bitter Melon, Cinnamon, Fenugreek,Ginseng, Aloe vera and Chandraprabha.

Homeopathic diabetes Remedies

Homeopathic diabetes remedies are a nano-pharmacology (nanotechnology) which uses very small doses to treat the illness. It has trusted to have no side effects with good treatment property. If the correct remedy is chosen, it will give expected results. Homeopathy can be useful for the treatment of manychronic diseases by stimulating our own body defense system. Some of the diabetes homeopathic medicines are Curare, Insulin, Uranium nitrate, Phosphoric acid, Lactic acid, Natrum Muriaticum, Chionanthus virginica, Ferrum iodatum, Grindelia robusta.

Diabetes Yoga

Yoga refers to be the traditional physical and mental disciplines originating in India. It is trusted to have the ability to balance body, mind, & spirit. This discipline can help or support in the treatment of many chronic diseases that include diabetes, by activating glandular systems, which are responsible for this illness. Some of the diabetes yoga poses are sarvangasana, Halasana, Child-pose, Paschimotasana, and Ardha Matsyendrasana.

Acupressure Diabetes Holistic - Diabetes Healing

TCM considers diabetes as depletion thirst disease; Upper, Middle, and Lower warmer depletion thirst disease. Acupressure is a healing touch, which uses different pressure points in the body to improve a person's health, and many patients have found that their diabetes severity is decreased after an acupressure diabetes holistic healing session.

Reflexology Diabetes Massage

Our whole-body organs have reflex points on our foot and hands. Thus in reflexology diabetes massage cure, just by stimulating corresponding reflex points of the organs that cause diabetes and that can affect due to prolonged diabetes can help to control diabetes as well as prevent diabetes long-term complications such as nerve damage, eye, kidney, heart diseases, and stroke. Some useful points to massage for diabetes are pancreas, liver, all glands, eye, heart, brain, and kidney.


Research shows that keeping blood-glucose close to normal reduces diabetes complications. For better diabetes care, need to maintain the glucose level at target.

Tests for blood-glucose control

  • Use a glucose monitor to test glucose level at home called self-monitoring of blood-glucose (SMBG).
  • The A1C test gives an average blood-glucose level over the last three months. It is the best way to know your overall diabetes control performance. This test otherwise called as hemoglobin A-1-C or H-b-A-1-C.
For effective diabetes treatment, you need to use both the A1C and SMBG to get a complete picture of blood-glucose control.

Home Blood-glucose monitoring

(Best Test for Day-to-Day glucose level monitoring)
  • Monitoring blood-glucose helps to see how food, physical activity, and medicine affect the glucose levels. The readings can help to manage diabetes day to day or even hour to hour. Keep a record of the test results and review it at each visit with the health care team.
  • Learn to test by yourself - Be sure and confirm with your health care team that you are performing the test in a correct way. Furthermore, know whether the meter gives the results as plasma or whole blood-glucose.
  • Below table shows both plasma and whole blood values of blood-glucose goals for most diabetics. Confirm what is your glucose meter output format is?
  • Test frequency – Blood-glucose test usually done before meals, after meals, and or at bedtime. Insulin users need to test more often than non-insulin’s. Ask your health care team for test frequency.
  • Home blood-glucose monitoring is for day-to-day diabetic care, still need the A1C test for long-term diabetes care.

The A1C Test

(Best test for Long-Term blood-glucose monitoring)
  • A1C test is a simple test that gives an average blood-glucose level over the last three months. You can take the blood sample to check A1C at any time.
  • A1C test is the best test to judge effectiveness of the diabetes treatments.
  • For most people with diabetes, the good A1C goal is less than 7.
  • You should test A1C at least twice a year. Get the test more often (once in three months) if the blood-glucose stays too high or if your treatment plan changes.

Diabetes exercise

Posted by Kirit Patel | 12:30


It is good to increase Diabetes exercise in your daily activity lower your blood-glucose level, and you feel pleasant physical and mental well being.

Diabetes exercise - Physical Activity

Exercise plays an important part in treating and preventing diabetes. When you care for your diabetes with physical activity, diet management, and proper medication, you will feel difference. In addition, it reduces your risk for problems with your kidneys, eyes, nerves, feet & legs and teeth. You will also lower your risk for a heart attack or a stroke.

Benefits of Diabetes exercise - physical activity

  • lower your blood-glucose & blood pressure
  • lower your bad cholesterol and raise good cholesterol
  • reduce your body fat and improve your body’s ability to use insulin
  • lower your risk for heart disease and stroke
  • keep your heart and bones strong
  • keep your joints flexible
  • help you lose weight
  • give you more energy
  • reduce your stress levels

Be active in your daily life routine

  • Walk around while you talk on the phone.
  • Play with the kids; take your dog for a walk.
  • Clean the house, do gardening, watering plants or rake leaves, washing vehicle.
  • Take stairs instead of the elevator or lift.
  • Walk the most instead of using vehicles.
  • At work, walk over to see your co-worker instead of calling or emailing.

Aerobic exercise for diabetes

Aerobic exercise makes your heart beat faster, and you will also breathe harder, thus you burn high calories, and your lung expands and energizes the whole body. Doing exercise for 30 minutes a day at least 5 days a week provides many benefits. You can even split up those 30 minutes into several parts, example, you can take three brisk 10-minute each.
Start with some warm-up stretch, before you start exercising, and make to cool down after you finished your exercise. If you are new to exercise, then start slowly with 5 to 10 minutes a day. Add a little more time each week, aiming for at least 2 to 3 hours per week.

Some aerobic exercises to try:

  • Brisk walk
  • climbing stairs
  • swimming or taking a water-aerobics class
  • dancing
  • riding bicycle (outdoors or indoors)
  • taking an aerobics class
  • playing (basketball, volleyball, tennis or other sports)
  • in-line skating, ice skating, or skate boarding
  • cross-country skiing

Can a diabetic do strength exercise

Doing diabetic exercises with weights, elastic bands, or weight machines three times a week builds your muscles and bones. It makes you overall healthy, flexible, and balanced. When you have more muscle and less fat, you will burn more calories because muscle burns more calories, even between exercise sessions.

Important when doing diabetes exercises

Physical activity for some may cause low blood-glucose or hypoglycemia, so please have glucose tablet or gel with you, if you type 2 diabetes. In addition, if you type 1 diabetes keep a glucagon’s kit at your easy reach. Give glucagons as an injection with a syringe and quickly raise blood-glucose.
If you have type 1 diabetes, avoid strenuous exercise when you have ketones in your blood or urine. Ketones are chemicals your body might make when your blood-glucose level is high, and your insulin level is low. Large quantity of ketones can make you sick. If you exercise when you have ketones in your blood or urine, your blood-glucose level may go even higher.
If you have high blood pressure or eye, problems then avoid heavy weight lifting or hard exercise. This may worsen your problems consult your doctor.
If nerve damage from diabetes has made your feet numb, your doctor may suggest that you try swimming instead of walking for aerobic exercise.

Design Best Diabetes Food

Posted by Kirit Patel | 12:26


It may be possible that your body may not adopt even best healthy food, because each body digested differently and your interest varies.Let`s Design Best Diabetes Food

Design Best Diabetes Food

Whatever the diabetes diet suggested, even the best one may not be adapted by your body. Because each body is different, the digestion process may vary and the food that interests you varies. Thus, it is must individualize once a diabetes diet with some trial (try different foods), testing (measuring blood-glucose level), recording (make a log), analyzing (processing the data), and finalizing a suitable one.

Test diabetes diet

Testing is the most important tools in gaining control of the blood-glucose numbers. Mostly, many medical professionals suggest fewer numbers of testing per day. Nevertheless, many well-controlled diabetics have been testing many times until mastering the diets that and blood-glucose relations. Knowledge is power, so it is advisable to follow those who made it already.
Doctors may suggest different testing times for their required information, but testing blood-glucose before & after 1 or 2 hours of the meal is the information needed for the individualizing diabetic diet.
After meal testing time of 1 or 2 hours, the exact requirement is to get the blood-glucose peak (the highest blood-glucose number after a meal). This too can vary from person to person because each ones digestion and absorption power can vary. So, you have to find, what is your peak blood-glucose time? That is the time after your first bite of food. Once you find your peak time then stick at that time for testing, until finalizing your diet.
Now you may think it is a costly process require many test strips, yes you are correct it needs many testing strips to finalize your diet plan. However, once you mastered your diet and blood-glucose levels then if save you many dollars by avoiding your complications, and it helps, you to keep yourself healthy compared to other diabetics.
Regarding the blood-glucose target numbers, As per American Diabetes Association (ADA) the target goal is as below:
  • Fasting blood-glucose level: 90 – 130
  • Postprandial blood-glucose level: Less than 180
Non-diabetic has the following reading.
  • Fasting blood-glucose level: 70 – 100
  • Postprandial blood-glucose level: 70 – 140
PP - Postprandial glucose measurements should take every 1–2 hours after the beginning of the meal, preferably peak levels in patients with diabetes.

Analyze diabetes diet

Now has all the information needed to individualize the diet, such as.
  • Before the meal blood-glucose level
  • After the meal glucose levels,
  • What are the diets you had
  • What is the percentage of fat, protein, carbohydrate (if possible detail of simple & complex carbohydrates and the fiber content)
  • Level of physical activity
It is time to record all the above information in a diabetes log that helps to finalize and mastered this art. From the data available, it is easy to relate the carbohydrate intake the respective blood-glucose rise. That is by subtracting the peak glucose level minus blood-glucose level before a meal. If this number is too high, reduce the amount of carbohydrates in the diet can help to reach the target glucose level.

Finalize diabetes diet

Once you start collecting these data, it is impossible to meet target values do not get frustrates on seeing this. This is a long-term dietary and physical activity change it is good idea when you first start out to keep a diabetes log.
Analyze the diabetes log by yourself or with your dietician and finalize your diabetes diet. Once you mastered this art then frequent blood tests are not required and just follow the testing time suggested by your doctor.


Diabetes food good and bad helps you to know how to maintain your blood-glucose level within target range without any unwanted high spikes.
Increase beneficial foods for diabetes and limit poor foods for diabetes; help to improve the blood-glucose level. Learn, what are the good and bad foods for diabetes?

Healthy Diabetes Foods

  • Eat always fresh instead of processed foods; because most processed foods have additives such as sodium, unknown fillers, and added calories.
  • Eat small and frequent meals or snacks; the body burns more calories when they are feeding with a regularly moderate level of glucose.
  • Whole grains, fresh fruits and vegetables and (low or) no-fat dairy are the optimum choice for carbohydrate needs. These foods tend to be high in fiber and few in fat, which take time to digest so it keeps blood-glucose in good control, but helps for weight loss and healthy heart. Fresh raw vegetables are diabetic friendly, so enrich your diet with broccoli, cabbage, greens, carrots, squash, cucumbers, peppers, and onions, whatever.
  • The foods we eat play a major role in blood-glucose control. Food contains fat, protein, and carbohydrate, all of which provide the caloric needs. Fat and protein will not affect the blood-glucose level as compared with carbohydrate, which affects our blood-glucose almost immediately. “Carb count” is the only best way to control blood-glucose levels for diabetics who prefer a variety of meal plans. Lean proteins (it has low-fat and cholesterol) are diabetic friendly these proteins provide good sustained energy without spiking your blood-sugar.
  • Standard carbohydrate requirement is 45-60 grams per meal for a female and 65-90 grams of carbohydrate per meal for a male. High-fiber foods are a better choice for effective blood-glucose management (because fiber slows down the carbohydrate digestion). Therefore, a piece of fruit is a best choice than a fruit juice or dried fruit leather.
  • Always plan for a balanced meal contain every thing carbohydrate, fats and proteins. Fat and protein are absorbed at slower rates than carbs. Carbohydrate provides immediate energy and fat & protein provides energy later, thus blood-glucose management and as well as energy requirements made easy.
  • Diabetic should choose their colorful diet; the plate should not be filled with one or two colors, and instead it should be filled with many colors such as greens, yellows, reds, and oranges.

Unhealthy Diabetes Foods

  • Stop eating white - bread, pasta, and rice. These refined carbohydrates have negligible nutritional benefits and dump glucose in blood stream and cause blood-glucose spikes.
  • Stop filling your plate with one or two color only, usually white & brown. Mostly, these colored foodstuffs are simple sugar that dumps glucose in blood stream and causes blood-glucose spikes.
  • Avoid garnishing the food with unwanted unhealthy items. Stop garnishing bread with butter or cream cheese on bagels. This will add extra calories not needed. Question yourself and convince to use low carb alternatives such as mustard and balsamic vinegars.
  • Processed high calories packed food items are called as junk food. It is an enemy to diabetics, stop consuming it.
  • Old method of filling most area of the plate with carbohydrates are an out-dated method, stop fill in the plate with carbohydrates instead use only 45 to 90 grams per meal.
  • Stop using red meats instead prefer lean meat; it contains low-fat and cholesterol, mostly white (in color) example chicken, rabbit.