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To Microwave or not to Microwave? Fish Thrives, While Extra Virgin Olive Oil Deteriorates in the Microwave Oven

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The effect of microwave steaming, i.e. steaming with the microwave by the means of one of those microwave steaming bags has not been tested in the study at hand, but it should be relatively harmless... assuming your steaming bag is BPA free. I know that people all around the world still argue that microwaving your foods would modify them in ways that render them at least less, if not simply downright un healthy. In reality, however, the safety of microwaving is well established; and there's evidence suggesting that it is rather the way of heating you should prefer than the way to heat you should avoid. With the latest study from the Unidad de Investigación y Desarrollo de Alimentos  the previously discussed and often (falsely) ignored formation of oxysterols, i.e. oxidized cholesterol  that's bad for your metabolic and cardiovascular health microwave (MW) foods or I should say fish just got even more attractive. You can learn more about omega-3 & co at the SuppV...

Fishing for Muscle: Cod Protein Promotes Muscle Repair After Injury More than Casein or Peanut Protein

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Image 1: There are obviously more nutritionally valuable parts to cod than just its liver. On Wednesday, you have learned that diet-deoptimization with rice instead of casein protein is a possible way to gain less weight. Today, we are going to tackle what appears to be a way more promising alternative to the dairy-based top-dogs among the protein supplements: Cod protein! Within the health and fitness community, the cold(er) water fish is hitherto, above all, known for its vitamin-laden liver and the oil humans have been producing from it and consuming for centuries, now. That the arginine-, glycine- and taurine-rich protein of its tasty white flesh could soon replace - or at least complement - dairy proteins (casein, whey) as the physical culturists' go-to protein for muscle building and regeneration will yet probably be news to most of you, right? COD - Canned or dried? Probably doesn't matter as long as you eat it. In a recently published paper on yet another rod...
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