SRINUKRIYA SUPER CENTENARIAN – 6
Hai friends,
Yogi’s
have full controle on their diet and they also says that limited nutritious
diet provides good health and you have to make your own arrangements on
unlimited diet. During the food intake
maintain silence and listen your inner sound (Nadha). Intake demand is depended on yours brains
rewarding center. Most of the peoples of
different cultures, pray and thanks giving to the nature, before their food
intake, which maintains the health of rewarding center, a biological hunger
controller of the inner brain. Any diet
must fulfill taste, smell, sight to the minimum level. Such diet satisfy the rewarding centers,
which increase the pleasure associated with eating and checks over eating.
Hunger
is the best sauce. We have evolved an
efficient brain system to help maintain a healthy and consistent body weight by
signaling when it is time to eat and when it is time to stop. Studies show that overeating up the reward
system in our brain, so much so in some people that it over powers the brains
ability to tell them to stop eating when they have had enough. Generally obesity people hijacks the brains
reward network checks.
We
calculate the available energy in all foods whit a unit known as the food
calorie, or Kilocalorie. The amount of
energy required to heat one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius. Food is energy for the body. Digestive enzymes in the mouth, stomach and
intestines breakup complex food molecules into simpler structures, such as
sugars and amino acids that travel through the blood stream to all our
tissues. Our cells use the energy store
in the chemical bonds of these simpler molecules to cay on business as
usual.
Fats
provide approximately nine calories per gram, whereas carbohydrates and protein
deliver just four. Fiber offers a
piddling two calories because enzymes in the human digestive tract have great
difficulty chopping it upto into smaller molecules. Recently research reveals that how many
calories we extract from food depends on which species we eat, who we prepared
our foods, which bacteria are in our gut and how much energy we used to digest
different foods. Everybody have their
own calculations. (Contd… 7 of 9) 1st December.
With the courtesy of : Nature, Scientific American, National
Geographic, Benarus
Hindu University,
Dr. Hiroshi Motoyama, Google images.
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