Health

Diet Coach is an overview to highlight the most popular diets, their key principles, and goals to help you understand their focus:
Mediterranean Diet: Emphasizes whole foods, olive oil, fish, and vegetables. Promotes heart health and longevity.
Ketogenic (Keto) Diet: High-fat, very low-carb to burn fat for fuel. Aims for weight loss and blood sugar control.
Paleo Diet: Focuses on pre-agricultural foods like meat, vegetables, and nuts; excludes grains and dairy. Targets weight loss and digestion.
Vegan Diet: Excludes all animal products. Supports health, ethics, and sustainability; requires nutrient planning.
Vegetarian Diet: No meat, may include dairy/eggs. Balances health and ethical goals; needs protein attention.
Intermittent Fasting (IF): Cycles eating and fasting (e.g., 16:8). Focuses on weight loss and metabolic health.
Low-Carb Diet: Reduces carbs (50–150g/day). Aims for weight loss and stable energy; less strict than keto.
DASH Diet: Nutrient-rich, low-sodium diet to lower blood pressure. Promotes heart health.
Whole30: 30-day elimination of grains, dairy, and sugars. Resets habits and identifies food sensitivities.
Atkins Diet: Phased low-carb plan, starting strict. Focuses on weight loss and maintenance.
Note: Each diet varies in restrictiveness and sustainability. Consult a healthcare provider to choose one suited to your needs..

Herbal Remedies have been used for centuries to address various illnesses and conditions, leveraging the natural properties of plants to promote healing and well-being. On this page is a summary of common herbal remedies for specific conditions, along with recipes for preparing them. These remedies are based on traditional practices and should be used with caution, consulting a healthcare professional before use, especially for serious conditions or if you’re on medication.
Note: Always consult a healthcare provider before using herbal remedies