Cilantro contains a volatile constituent called dodecenal, which is antibiotic against salmonella.
Let food be your medicine and let medicine be your food -Hippocrates
The number one excuse I hear for not eating healthy is that it is too expensive. Having raised three children I find it amazing that anyone would find processed foods cheaper than fruits and vegetables.This way of thinking has prompted me to do some research comparing the cost of eating whole foods to processed foods. In my search I came across an article “Eating our way to illness” by Michael Pollan.
In this article Michael points out the hidden cost of eating unhealthy like the $147 billion a year to treat obesity, $116 billion a year to treat diabetes and hundreds of billions more to treat cardiovascular disease.
Before you go to the go shopping for food again click on the following link and read Eating our way to illness by Michael Pollan.
www.oregonlive.com/opinion/index.ssf/2009/09/eating_our_way_to_illness.html
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There is a myth that eating healthy is expensive; the truth is that you can not afford the luxury of eating an unhealthy diet. Science has shown that poor diet increases your risk of major diseases like Coronary Heart Disease, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes. The following 15 tips is just a sample of how easy it is to make small changes that can lead to a healthier diet and a healthier you.