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Meds, Mind, Body & Benefits => Nutrition & HIV => Topic started by: ANGEL265 on December 11, 2009, 07:32:55 am

Title: musli
Post by: ANGEL265 on December 11, 2009, 07:32:55 am

hi,

I just wanted to know about diet of musli.has anyone tried it and how has been experienc in terms of impact on health. it will be nice if some of you can share it.

byee n take care

Title: Re: musli
Post by: sam66 on December 11, 2009, 08:41:25 am

hi   Angel

        Are you talking about the herb used in ayurvedic medicines.

    sam

Title: Re: musli
Post by: Miss Philicia on December 11, 2009, 10:18:30 am

Peter Jackson, the director of Lord of the Rings, lost 50 lbs with a diet of muesli and yogurt.  If you are as overweight as he and have HIV (which obviously you do) I would personally never attempt a major fad diet such as this, definitely not without seeing a nutritionist, and one who specifically works with HIV patients.

Why are you considering such a thing?

Title: Re: musli
Post by: Nestor on December 11, 2009, 01:55:41 pm

Do you mean a diet of nothing but muesli?

Title: Re: musli
Post by: ANGEL265 on December 11, 2009, 11:32:57 pm

 Sorry I meant muesli only which is nothing but breakfast cereal having oats, fruits and nuts introduced by Swiss people. This mistake occured because the keyboard is not working properly.

In fact the musli  power is Indian herbal Aphrodisiac increasing sexual power ;). But this is not certified by Medical council.

So the difference is there between what I wrote and what I intended to write initially.No harm trying this also ;)

Title: Re: musli
Post by: GNYC09 on December 11, 2009, 11:36:07 pm

It's probably as good for your health as eating a handful of nuts and fruits might but will it slow down the HIV virus?  Likely not.  But it does taste good. 

Title: Re: musli
Post by: Miss Philicia on December 12, 2009, 12:03:44 am

Karl Lagerfeld swears that a diet of baby food does wonders for a pair of skinny jeans.

Title: Re: musli
Post by: Cerrid on December 15, 2009, 05:49:45 pm

Muesli with yoghurt is one of the healthiest breakfasts you can have. Oat contains plenty of soluble fibres which make your gut smile.

Don't buy any of the premade Kelloggs crap, it's overpriced and there's far too much sugar in it. You can prepare your own muesli with just some fine oat flakes, fresh fruits of the season, some dried fruits like dates or cranberries, nuts as you like and of course milk and yoghurt. Yummy!