Just like our houses and office desks, our bodies need to be cleaned inside and out. We take a bath daily to clean the outside but for the inside, we need healthy easy cooking recipes with fiber. It acts like a broom that sweeps out toxins and excess waste in the body.

1. Just like our houses and
office desks, our bodies need
to be cleaned inside and out.
We take a bath daily to clean
the outside but for the inside,
we need healthy easy
cooking recipes with fiber. It
acts like a broom that sweeps
out toxins and excess waste in
the body. Researches
indicate that an easy recipies
fiber-rich diet could help
prevent dreaded illnesses like
cancer and heart disease. It
also prevents constipation
and helps with weight loss,
especially for thyroid patients
who are having difficulty
losing weight due to the hormonal imbalance.
With how food styles and preferences have evolved, it is understandable that
we need palatable versions of fiber-rich diet so we could enable to enjoy eating
them as the thought such food gives most people the impression of dry, mealy foods.
Fiber-rich foods include bran, breakfast cereals, fruits, and vegetables. Salads like
autumn Waldorf salad and Asian coleslaw with radishes and miso dressing are
interesting salads that go well with sandwich on rye bread. If beans are mealy and
dry, a fun and flavorful alternative could be barbecue baked beans. Give snack
time also a healthy fiber boost by serving nachos with black bean and corn salsa.
Fruits like apples, pears, bananas, blackberries and figs rank high in fiber
content. With apples, the skin has the rich source of roughage so don’t peel off the
skin. Just wash the fruits very well to rid of potential germs. These fruits make an
excellent afternoon snack. Pineapples are also excellent in itself. Besides, don’t
pineapples remind you of summers by the beach? With these fruits, enjoy them cold
instead of juice form. Just like the apple peel, the fruit pulp here is the one rich in
fiber. Strawberries are additionally excellent sources of vitamin C. Chop them up
and mix with cereal, eat it raw, or puree and serve on top of ice cream. Blend
strawberries with another fiber-rich fruit like banana for a healthy fruit shake for
summer.
Also, try incorporating more vegetables in the diet. Vegetables like avocado,
broccoli, and asparagus are very rich in fiber. Asparagus and broccoli can be
eaten as side dishes to steak or your favorite meat. Try making fresh guacamole and
serve with nachos and salsa (strawberries also can be made into salsa for a fruity
summer treat).
Fiber-rich foods aren’t just the mealy and dry foods you avoid. Go to the
vegetable garden or orchard and find colorful and flavorful fruits and vegetables
that are great as snack or dessert and stirred in the main course.