At a time when fitness and health are such an important part of our lives, the importance of a balanced diet for sporting performance is becoming increasingly clear.
The vegetarian diet is being integrated into everyday life by more and more people. Choosing a plant-based diet not only has environmental benefits, but can also contribute to a more conscious lifestyle in general. For instance, studies show that vegetarians often have a lower BMI, are more active in sports and generally have a more conscious approach to food and health.
The diet of children plays an important role in positively influencing the developmental phase. This article explains what parents should look for in a vegetarian diet and whether it is also advisable to maintain a vegan diet for children.
Veganism is attracting more and more people from all walks of life. Whether it’s out of conviction or for health reasons, the choice of a vegan diet brings definite advantages. But giving up all animal products is not a trivial matter.
Chestnuts are an interesting fruit in more ways than one. Rich in fibre and starch, they provide a good supply of carbohydrates. The energy is released gradually into the body, which makes it possible to sustain a prolonged effort, with positive effects on satiety and digestion.
Sandwich, apple, carrot, cucumber, maybe a muesli bar and some chocolate for snacking. Almost everyone knows the snack box that children usually take to school. But what ingredients should be chosen so that the lunch box is both filling and healthy?
Ordering vegan cakes and desserts conveniently online and having them delivered directly to your door – LoLa’s Kitchen is the first Swiss company to make this possible. Natalia, Marketing Manager at LoLa’s Kitchen, answered a few questions for us.