The wisdom of classic food pairings: there are reasons certain foods taste great together.
1. Salad before dinner:
Vinegar-based dressings improve the glucose response to subsequent starch intake.
Green vegetables reduce carcinogenicity of well-done meat.
1. Salad before dinner:
Vinegar-based dressings improve the glucose response to subsequent starch intake.
Green vegetables reduce carcinogenicity of well-done meat.
2. Cheeseburger:
Calcium in cheese protects against colon carcinogenicity. Heme iron is only carcinogenic in calcium-deficient states.
(Frying burger in seed oils nullifies this. Another necessary co-factor for colon carcinogenicity is high omega-6 fat; saturated protects).
Calcium in cheese protects against colon carcinogenicity. Heme iron is only carcinogenic in calcium-deficient states.
(Frying burger in seed oils nullifies this. Another necessary co-factor for colon carcinogenicity is high omega-6 fat; saturated protects).
3. Wine with steak:
Phytonutrients in red wine protect against carcinogenicity of well-done meat.
Red wine pairing well with a ribeye isn't "just because."
Phytonutrients in red wine protect against carcinogenicity of well-done meat.
Red wine pairing well with a ribeye isn't "just because."
4. Meat with demi glace reduction/classic bone broth-soup dishes like ramen and pho:
Glycine in gelatin-rich demi-glace/broth balances out the methionine in the muscle meat, making it less inflammatory and (according to animal models) increasing longevity.
Glycine in gelatin-rich demi-glace/broth balances out the methionine in the muscle meat, making it less inflammatory and (according to animal models) increasing longevity.
5. Turmeric in every Indian spice mix:
Turmeric boosts DHA synthesis in body and DHA levels in brain. Indian diet is quite low in long-chained omega-3s like DHA, and they have to make the most of what little they have or get really good at making it from plant omega-3s.
Turmeric boosts DHA synthesis in body and DHA levels in brain. Indian diet is quite low in long-chained omega-3s like DHA, and they have to make the most of what little they have or get really good at making it from plant omega-3s.