Nootropic herbs: what do you know about “Smart drugs”?

Nootropic herbs/ Brain food Nootropic herbs boost human memory and cognition.The Greek words “noos” (meaning “mind”) and “tropein,” meaning “toward,” are the root of the phrase “nootropics”. Basically, oxygenation and stimulation of nerve development are two of these herbs’ putative mechanisms for altering the availability of brain neurochemicals. Memory is the capacity to encode, store,… Continue reading Nootropic herbs: what do you know about “Smart drugs”?

Vitamin K: Love to know about the blood protector.

What is Vitamin K? It refers to a set of structurally related fat-soluble vitamins present in foods and offered as dietary supplements. To ensure that blood clots properly or to regulate how calcium attaches to bones and other tissues, the body need this molecule. Several distinct compounds make up vitamin K. Vitamins K1 and K2… Continue reading Vitamin K: Love to know about the blood protector.

Vitamin E: Do you love to keep yourself young?

What is Vitamin E? Vitamin E is a vitamin that can be broken down into fat. It is an important vitamin that many organs in the body need to work well. It also helps fight free radicals. Vitamin E that comes from food (RRR-alpha-tocopherol) is not the same as vitamin E that is made in… Continue reading Vitamin E: Do you love to keep yourself young?

Vitamin D: If you love your body and get properly

What is Vitamin D Fat-soluble vitamin D (or calciferol) is found in limited amounts in nature, is added to many processed foods, and is sold as a dietary supplement. Vitamin D is synthesized endogenously when exposed skin is exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. Vitamin D from the sun, food, and supplements is biologically inactive and… Continue reading Vitamin D: If you love your body and get properly

Vitamin C: Would you love to know its benefits?

What is ascorbic acid or vitamin C? Vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, is a water-soluble vitamin that occurs naturally in some foods and can be added to others as a supplement. Humans, unlike most other animals, can’t make it on their own, so it has to come from food. It also helps keep the… Continue reading Vitamin C: Would you love to know its benefits?

What is Sushi? Everything you need to know

What is Sushi? In Japanese cuisine, sushi is often mistaken for sashimi, a similar meal consisting of thinly sliced fresh fish, or sometimes beef, with an optional serving of rice. History of Sushi? Sushi originates from a Southeast Asian dish known as narezushi (‘salted fish’), which is preserved for months at a time in fermented… Continue reading What is Sushi? Everything you need to know