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Recipe: Lighter beef stroganoff
By on 06/02/2013 12:05:29

The benefits:MushroomsThese delicious and versatile fungi may fight colds and flu. Compounds in the white button variety boost the activity of immune-system cells that help tackle infections. Mushrooms also contain vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid

Take it away
By on 08/02/2013 12:53:48
Your best meal is probably the one you cook yourself, but sometimes you have to make do with takeaways, which can be something of a nutritional minefield. We asked Dr Kevin Currell, Performance Nutritionist for British Triathlon, for advice on 10 high-street takeaway options, from the not bad to the perfectly awful.

you’re ordering. Try to avoid items on the menu that are deep-fried; they’re packed with unhealthy hydrogenated fats. Cashew nuts are a good option. “They’re often used in Chinese cooking and they contain a healthy fat that supports the immune system

Recipe: Shallot and root vegetable tarte tatin
By on 07/12/2012 11:55:24

of vegetables. For example, the orange beta-carotene in carrots is a great source vitamin A, which helps strengthen the immune system and plays a vital role in bone growth.  CourgettesCourgettes are high in dietary fibre and potassium, which helps control your

Meat, your maker
By on 14/02/2013 12:21:30
You’ve probably heard a lot of bad things about red meat, but you shouldn’t forget the good stuff.

with vitamin B12 (which helps metabolise energy), iron (which transports oxygen to muscles) and zinc (which bolsters the immune system). Red meat gets a lot of bad press and it can have its nutritional drawbacks, but not if you choose wisely.Your Concern

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