Talking exactly about the how healthy South Indian foods are, I must say from my personal experience after eating these foods since so many years in Doha from
dosa-street[dot]com that, these foods items are not only tasty but also healthy for intestine microbiota.
Rich in probiotics, particularly idli, dosa, uttapam, etc. Fermentation improves digestibility, enhances B vitamins and boosts the immune system. You must try these foods items. Try it, you will love it. I'm sure.
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Lots of Indian foods are claimed to be good for your health.If you are looking for some good healthy recipes i suggest you go to www.indianfoodforever.com or showmethecurry.com.
The motto of Dean Foods is 'Healthy Foods, Healthy Families.'.
South Indian foods of Idly-Sambar, Dosa-Chutney, Vada, Poori-potato, Pongal are all healthy foods to eat in the morning. You can work hard if you eat such food stuffs. You need not take any other food at least for next 4 hours. Try this food and tell me about your experience.
Actually, its not healthy. Fried foods aren't healthy. Period.
no it is not healthy to eat junk foods
Easy, sugary foods are never healthy but they are especially not healthy when you are on a diet.
healthy foods are important because tthey give you energy
The Benifits of Healthy foods, The cost of the foods, and Whats in the foods
Foods that are low in sugars and oils are going to be the more healthy foods for you. Stores such as Whole foods and trader Joes carry all sorts of healthy foods for the body. Talking to a nutritionist or your primary care physician would help to get a better idea on which types of foods are more healthy for you. Everyone varies according to age, weight, and special diet issues.
The best place for you to get information on the South Beach diet is www.southbeachdiet.com They have everything you need to get started on your healthy eating plan.
What is healthy depends on individual needs. There are no foods that arehealthy/unhealthyfor everyone.
There are many healthy foods you can eat such as bananas, oatmeal, fish, vegetables, etc.