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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2023 · 3 MIN

Edible Greens To Grow in Pots On Your Balcony

from Healthwealthbridge-Health, Wellness for Indian Moms| Creativity and Preventive Healthcare

Should you grow your own greens? Can you grow them on your balcony ? It's not rocket science and I break the myth about gardening being difficult Do salads help in healthy eating? Do they help in satiety? When should you eat salads? Before, along or after main meals? This question was answered. The energy from food depends on how fresh it is sourced and how it is cooked. If you keep this one thing in mind, you will understand why eating fresh and eating local is a no-brainer. You need to understand the why at its simplest level and then the whole processed food industry will stop making sense. This is part of a three-part series where I share how I incorporate fresh greens in my daily meal easily. Podcasts in this series This Food Gives You Real Energy Salads and Satiety Blog posts in the series Food that Gives you Real Energy Does Salad help in Satiety 6 Edible Greens to Grow

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