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Moong dal is one of the most popular vegetarian superfoods. It is rich in high-quality proteins and other essential nutrients. The high protein content contributes to building and repairing tissues and building muscles, bones, cartilage, blood, and skin. A 100 g serving of cooked moong dal can provide you with about 6 g protein. It also contains some amounts of vitamin E, C, and K. An integral part of the Indian diet; it is incredibly light and easy to digest. Compared to other dals, this yellow dal is low in carbs, making it a healthier option.Moong Dal BenefitsAdding this yellow…

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Below is an approximation of this video’s audio content. To see any graphs, charts, graphics, images, and quotes to which Dr. Greger may be referring, watch the above video. Allulose is a kind of low-calorie sugar naturally existing in very small quantities, but now industrially produced as a commercial sweetener, said to have advantages that make it comparable to erythritol as a sugar substitute. It’s said to have anti-diabetic effects, but this was in obese mice. Allulose decreases LDL cholesterol levels in high-fat-fed hamsters, and is said to have a substantial impact on obesity in lard-munching mice, but what about…

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WHO AM I? What’s my purpose? What mark can I make on the world? Just about everyone has asked themselves these questions at some point in their lives, usually when they’re going through new life events. Pondering your identity and purpose can be a sign that you’re going through an existential crisis. “While an existential crisis is not guaranteed to occur for everyone, it’s a relatively common experience that involves questioning your purpose in life and whether your life has meaning,” says Vanessa Kennedy, Ph.D., director of psychology at Driftwood Recovery. More From Men’s Health play iconThe triangle icon that indicates…

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When it comes to the underlying causes of weight gain, there are countless factors that can play into this. Over the last few decades, carbohydrates (aka carbs), in particular, have cultivated somewhat of a controversial reputation, leaving many to wonder whether or not carbs can make you gain weight. This is why many low-carb diets have been part of the zeitgeist longer than you might have even realized. Although the science behind understanding how carbs affect weight may seem rather modern, low-carb diets have existed since the 1860s. Of course, just because low-carb diets have endured, that doesn’t mean that…

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The RW Takeaway: Puma’s new stability running shoe, the ForeverRun Nitro, has RunGuide support to reduce pronation. The Nitro midsole also provides a soft—and propulsive—ride.Preceded by: Magnify Nitro, Run XX Nitro, Velocity Nitro 2, Deviate Nitro 2Key Tech: Dual-density Nitro foam midsole, RunGuide stability More From Runner’s World play iconThe triangle icon that indicates to playBuy Men’s Buy Women’sWithin the past couple of years, Puma has performed a major revamp on its approach to running footwear. I witnessed this evolution since my start at RW, when the very first Puma shoe I reviewed was the Hybrid Runner. It had high rebound,…

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You may already know a little something about the health benefits of ginger. Ever sip on ginger ale when you had a bellyache as a kid? It wasn’t only the bubbles that may have calmed your tummy; the spicy ginger likely helped, too! Ginger, also known as Zingiber officinale, is a magical spice that’s been around for centuries. “The list of medicinal benefits of ginger is long and varied,” says Dr. Heather Tynan, ND. This relative of turmeric may help to ease nausea, quell indigestion, and keep you from losing your breakfast. Beyond your gut, ginger may boast a bunch of other…

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Menopause-related symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, mood changes, sleep disturbances, joint aches and cognitive difficulties damage the quality of life for millions of women. They also can adversely affect women in the workplace. A newly published Mayo Clinic study puts numbers on that cost: an estimated $1.8 billion in lost work time and $28 billion when medical expenses are added, in the U.S. alone. “The takeaway for employers is that there is a critical need to address this issue for women in the workplace,” says lead author Stephanie Faubion, M.D., director of Mayo Clinic Women’s…

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Is a cat right for you? So, you’ve decided to get a cat. Congratulations—having a cat can give you years of love and companionship. People with pets also tend to be happier, healthier, and better adjusted than those without. While cat behavioral traits do not vary as widely as those of dogs, each cat is definitely an individual—just ask anyone who has a feline companion or two. Ultimately, looks and personality are usually the deciding factors when selecting a particular cat. Before you choose a cat, though, it’s important to decide if a cat is the right pet for you.…

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Have you ever had a bad day or a run of bad luck and had a friend or loved one tell you to “just think positively” or “everything happens for a reason”? If the answer is yes, you’ve likely experienced toxic positivity. While staying positive is essential to reaching your goals, pushing aside or suppressing negative feelings can make things worse in the long run. As it applies to money, toxic positivity may even hurt your finances more to assume that everything will work out without any effort from you.  In fact, if you try to get out of a…

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