Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyles
Diabetes is a lifelong disease that develops when the body’s gland called the pancreas does not produce enough insulin hormone or when the insulin hormone it produces cannot be used effectively.
Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables.
World Food Day is an international day celebrated every year around the world on 16 October to commemorate the founding of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in 1945.
Today, gut health, which is considered one of the cornerstones of healthy living, stands out as a critical factor that deeply affects the overall health of our body.
Nutrition Recommendations at School
Ways to Protect Your Health in Summer
What should be done to reduce the risk of Alzheimer's?
How Can We Prevent Waste in the Kitchen?
5 Ways to Maintain Heart Health
Sabri Ülker Foundation Successfully Completed its Project Where it Draws Attention to Food Waste in Turkey and Malta
With the arrival of winter, the number of people who cough, sneeze and have a cold on the street, on public transportation, at work and in school is gradually increasing. The headline “Influenza Pandemic at Your Doorstep!” that dominates the newspapers and statements made by the Ministry of Health describing that year’s influenza becomes a part of everyday conversation. Mothers are bundling their kids up excessively, to the point where they can barely walk properly.
Honey is a natural ingredient used for its sweetness, energy and potential health benefits. There are hundreds of different honey types such as clover, acacia or manuka, depending on the botanical origin. This article explores how honey is made, describes its composition, and discusses research on its reported health effects.
Physical activity is part of a healthy, balanced lifestyle as it helps individuals to maintain a healthy weight, is beneficial for bone and muscle health, helps with psychological well-being and reduces the risk of certain diseases including cancers, heart disease and diabetes. But it is important to be aware of safety concerns that can be associated with engaging in physical activities.
Pocket money wrapped up in handkerchief, candy for kids who knock the door, drummers, family visits, hand kissing, the feast table, and many other old traditions of Ramadan Feast are replaced with new ones: SMS greetings, package tours, and no-more-welcome kids and drummers at the door.
Energy is needed by the body to stay alive, grow, keep warm and move around.