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Welcome to Andtil Foods, your go-to destination for premium, doctor-prescribed foods that prioritize your well-being. Dive into our diverse range of thoughtfully curated products, each designed to elevate your nutrition and contribute to a healthier lifestyle.

Millets

  • Browntop Millet Rice: A nutty and wholesome alternative to traditional rice, packed with essential nutrients.
  • Foxtail Millet Rice: Rich in fiber and vital minerals, a delicious addition to your balanced diet.
  • Kodo Millet Rice: A nutrient-dense option known for its versatility and health benefits.
  • Little Millet Rice: Small in size, big on nutrition an excellent choice for a nutrient-packed meal.
  • Pearl Millet Rice: Nutrient-rich and gluten-free, ideal for those seeking a wholesome grain option.
  • Porso Millet Rice: A nutritious millet variety with a unique taste and numerous health benefits.
  • Barnyard Millet Rice: A gluten-free grain with a mild flavor, perfect for a variety of culinary creations.

Rice

  • Brown Rice: A whole grain option with higher fiber content and essential nutrients.
  • Delhi Basmati Rice: Known for its aromatic fragrance and long grains, perfect for special occasions.
  • Rajmudi Rice: A local variety with a unique flavor, adding character to your meals.
  • MER Wheat Rava: An excellent source of energy, versatile for various culinary applications.
  • Joladha Nucchu (Broken Jowar): A nutritious broken jowar variety suitable for a range of recipes.

Oil

  • Sesame Oil: A flavorful and nutrient-rich oil, perfect for both cooking and dressing.
  • Himalayan Chuuli Oil: Extracted from the pristine Himalayan region, this oil is known for its unique taste and health benefits.
  • Niger Oil: A versatile oil with a high smoke point, making it suitable for various cooking methods.
  • Cold Pressed Groundnut Oil: Retaining the natural goodness of groundnuts, this oil is perfect for a range of cuisines.
  • Cold Pressed Sunflower Oil: A heart-healthy option with a light and mild flavor.
  • Cold Pressed Safflower Oil: Rich in monounsaturated fats, promoting overall heart health.
  • Virgin Coconut Oil: Unrefined and pure, this oil adds a delightful coconut aroma to your dishes.
SHILAJIT

Shilajit resin is a supplement common in ayurvedic medicine.

It contains antioxidants and may offer other health benefits for people with some health conditions.

Shilajit is a sticky substance found primarily in the rocks of the Himalayas. It develops over centuries from the slow decomposition of plants.
Shilajit is commonly used in ayurvedic medicine. It's an effective and safe supplement that can have a positive effect on your overall health and well-being.

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SHILAJIT

Shilajit benefits

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Since shilajit is rich in fulvic acid, a strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory, it may also protect against free radicals and cellular damage. As a result, regular use of shilajit may contribute to longevity, a slower aging process, and overall better health.

Alzheimer's disease is a progressive brain disorder that causes problems with memory, behavior, and thinking. Drug treatments are available to improve symptoms of Alzheimer's. But based on the molecular composition of shilajit, some researchers believe shilajit may prevent or slow the progression of Alzheimer's. The primary component of shilajit is an antioxidant known as fulvic acid. This powerful antioxidant contributes to cognitive health by preventing the accumulation of tau protein. Tau proteins are an important part of your nervous system, but a buildup can trigger brain cell damage. Researchers think that the fulvic acid in shilajit may stop the abnormal buildup of tau protein and reduce inflammation, potentially improving Alzheimer's symptoms. However, more research and clinical trials are needed.

Testosterone is a primary male sex hormone, but some men have a lower level than others. Signs of low testosterone include:
* a low sex drive
* hair loss
* loss of muscle mass
* fatigue
* increased body fat
In one clinical study of male volunteers between the ages of 45 and 55, half of the participants were given a placebo and half were given a 250 milligram (mg) dose of purified shilajit twice a day. After 90 consecutive days, the study found that participants receiving purified shilajit had a significantly higher testosterone level compared to the placebo group.

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a long-term condition that causes extreme tiredness or fatigue. CFS can make it difficult to go to work or school, and simple everyday activities can prove challenging. Researchers think that shilajit supplements may reduce symptoms of CFS and restore energy. CFS has been associated with mitochondrial dysfunction. This occurs when your cells don't produce enough energy. In a study from 2012, researchers gave lab rats shilajit for 21 days, and then induced CFS by forcing the rats to swim 15 minutes for 21 consecutive days. The results found that shilajit helped reduce the effects of CFS. They think this was the result of the shilajit helping to prevent mitochondrial dysfunction. Based on these results, naturally boosting your body's mitochondrial function with shilajit supplements may help improve energy levels.

A higher altitude can trigger a range of symptoms, including:
* pulmonary edema
* insomnia
* lethargy, or feeling tired or sluggish
* body pain
* dementia
* hypoxia
Altitude sickness can be triggered by low atmospheric pressure, cold temperatures, or high wind velocity. Researchers think that shilajit may help you overcome high altitude problems. Shilajit contains fulvic acid and more than 84 minerals, so it offers numerous health benefits. It can function as an antioxidant to improve your body's immunity and memory, an anti-inflammatory, an energy booster, and a diuretic to remove excess fluid from your body. Because of these benefits, shilajit is thought to help counteract many symptoms associated with higher altitudes.

Iron deficiency anemia can result from a low-iron diet, blood loss, or an inability to absorb iron. Symptoms include:
* fatigue
* weakness
* cold hands and feet
* headache
* irregular heartbeat
Shilajit supplements, however, may gradually increase iron levels. A study divided 18 rats into three groups of six. Researchers induced anemia in the second and third group. Rats in the third group received 500 mg of shilajit after 11 days. Researchers collected blood samples from all groups on day 21. The results revealed that rats in the third group had higher levels of hemoglobin, hematocrit, and red blood cells compared to rats in the second group. These are all vital components of your blood.

Shilajit is also a safe supplement for male infertility. In one study , a group of 60 infertile men took shilajit twice a day for 90 days after meals. At the end of the 90-day period, more than 60 percent of the study participants showed an increase in total sperm count. More than 12 percent had an increase in sperm motility. Sperm motility refers to the ability of the sperm in a sample to move adequately, an important part of fertility.

Shilajit as a dietary supplement may also improve heart health. Researchers tested the cardiac performance of shilajit on lab rats. After receiving a pretreatment of shilajit, some rats were injected with isoproterenol to induce heart injury. The study found that rats given shilajit prior to cardiac injury had fewer cardiac lesions. You shouldn't take shilajit if you have active heart disease.

How to use it

Shilajit is available in liquid and powder forms. Always administer supplements according to instructions. If you buy the supplement in liquid form, dissolve a portion the size of a grain of rice or a pea size in liquid and drink one to three times a day (depending on instructions). Or you can take shilajit powder twice a day with milk. The recommended dose of shilajit is 300 to 500 mg per day NOTE: Speak with your doctor before taking shilajit.


Soya Protein

Andtil Energize blend- Soya Protein

What is Andtil Energize blend- Soya Protein?

Soy proteins are a legume that contains plant-based proteins. It is the best substitute for meat proteins that have low saturated fat with no cholesterol.

Types of soy proteins: Soy proteins fall under three categories and are as follows:
  • Soy protein isolate: This is the highest quality soy protein available. It's more refined and processed.
  • Soy protein concentrate: This is made by removing carbohydrates from dehulled soybeans.
  • Textured soy proteins: This is made from soy protein concentrate, usually found in animal-based sources.
  • How much soy proteins does our body need?

    Individuals need to consume about 25 grams of soy protein or more each day to obtain results. Twenty-five grams of soy protein equals 1 ¼ cups of tofu, 1-2 cups of soymilk .

    What are the health benefits of soy proteins?

    Soy protein is an alternative for animal-based proteins. But it is not just for the vegans or vegetarians! A non-vegetarian can also consume soy proteins because of their health benefits without compromising on taste.

    Here are ten incredible benefits of soy proteins

    A great alternative for meat protein If you are looking for the best plant-based proteins, then soy protein will be at the top. It acts as a good substitute for proteins found in meat. Soy protein products also replace animal-based foods that contain saturated fatty acids. Lowers cholesterol level Soy proteins are highly beneficial to reduce the bad cholesterol known as LDL cholesterol. It helps to balance the LDL cholesterol level without impacting the level of good cholesterol or HDL cholesterol.

    Boosts muscle growth

    Daily consuming soy proteins can reduce the breakdown of lean muscles and also promote healthy muscle growth. A study suggests that soy stimulates muscle protein synthesis to boost your muscle strength and mass.

    Controls Obesity & Diabetes

    Soy proteins help to control blood sugar and reduce body weight. They induce insulin production in your body to control high sugar in the blood. Hence, soybeans are the best source to include in a diabetic diet.

    Prevents Heart Diseases

    Consumption of soy protein reduces the total cholesterol and triglycerides, which lower the chances of heart diseases. For a healthy heart, you should include soy proteins in your diet regularly. Doing so will not only help to reduce cholesterol but will also add to healthy veins and improve blood flow to the heart.

    Energy Booster

    Soy proteins are rich in essential amino acids that can easily be found in soy milk or tofu. These amino acids are utilized by our body and convert into energy.

    Prevents Cancer

    Genistein, which is a phytochemical found in soy can reduce the risk of cancer. Genistein blocks cancer development by preventing tumours from creating blood vessels that would provide nourishment for growth.

    Pregnancy Tonic

    Including soy products in your diet during pregnancy can be encouraged to receive various health benefits. Fortified milk and fortified soymilk are the only reliable dietary sources of vitamin D. This helps to make the mother and baby stronger. If mothers are lactose intolerant, then soy milk is the best alternative.

    Reduces Menopausal Symptoms

    Soy contains plant estrogens called- soy isoflavones' are similar to human estrogen hormone but less potent. These plant-based oestrogens are often used in women to blunt the effects of menopause. They protect women from severe bone calcium loss and help in maintaining a healthy heart. Phytoestrogens present in soy proteins help to balance calcium levels in the body and maintain stronger bones.

    For Better Skin

    Soy proteins are beneficial in various cosmetics and lotions that help to moisturize your skin. They are also useful to even the skin tone by reducing the pigmentation caused by sun exposure and hormonal changes. Soy proteins give flawless and shiny skin.

    Gives a Kick to Your Digestive System

    One of the main reasons why people suffer from constipation or loose motion is because of a lack of fibre in their system which is an essential component for the development of a healthy body. Fibre adds volume to your stool making your digestive system function smoothly and your bowel movements run easily in the morning. Fibre also boosts peristaltic motion (contraction of smooths muscles responsible for pushing food through the system). Soy contains a high quantity of fibre which makes it great to add to your daily/weekly diet.

    Enhances Circulation

    Soy is a great source of iron and copper, two minerals crucial for red blood cell development. When there is a sufficient quantity of red blood cells present in the body it improves blood and oxygen supply to the organs helping them to function in an efficient manner. This improves metabolic activity and energy levels, keeping you safe from anaemia.

    Improves Sleep

    If you suffer from sleeping disorders such as insomnia then eating one meal of your day comprising soy protein can help you to get a good night’s rest. However, be careful not to consume soy too much as it is also high in magnesium, a mineral that can interfere with sleep and lead to restlessness during bedtime.

    Side Effects of Soy

    While you are better informed about the good points of soy you should also be cautious about over-consumption because soy protein too can lead to certain side effects:

    * It can cause gastrointestinal side effects such as bloating, nausea and constipation in less than 5% of people.
    * More than 50g per day increase may increase oestrogen levels in the body.
    * Soy comes from soybeans. It's made of isoflavones, which are a type of plant estrogen. It is structurally different from the estrogen in our bodies and plant-based estrogen does not convert into the oestrogen in our bodies.Indian Soy has significantly lower Isoflavones compare to soya grown in America and Europe.

    Soy and Thyroid Medication

    * Soy may prevent optimal absorption of thyroid replacement medications like levothyroxine. This can cause your medication to provide inconsistent results.
    * In general, thyroid medication should be taken on an empty stomach to avoid irregular absorption. Soy proteins and soy containing foods and beverages should be avoided for four hours before and after taking your dose.
    * Eating soy in moderation does not impact thyroid health, according to current research.

    How Much Soy Is Healthy?

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommends adults consume 25 grams of soy protein a day as part of a heart-healthy diet.

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