Rice
Did you know that some bacteria that contains in raw rice as spores can survive even after rice is cooked? When you reheat your food bacteria easily multiplies and produces toxins that can cause diarrhea and vomiting.
Did you know that some bacteria that contains in raw rice as spores can survive even after rice is cooked? When you reheat your food bacteria easily multiplies and produces toxins that can cause diarrhea and vomiting.
If you do not want havoc in your digestive tract, never reheat eggs, as this will allow the powerhouse of protein produce more toxin.
A popular ingredient in Indian household, spinach (Palak) is considered sattvic, pure and life-giving, in Ayurveda. Palak is rich in nitrates and iron, and reheating a dish prepared with spinach can convert nitrates into nitrites and other known carcinogens, substances which can cause cancer in living tissue.
Avoid reheating plant-based oils such as grapeseed oil, walnut oil, avocado oil, hazelnut oil, and flaxseed oil. Due to its low smoke points, when these type of oil is reheated it can become rancid.
Chicken is a protein rich food which can get negatively impacted by reheating. It can lead to digestion havoc producing Ama, which in ayurveda means undigested food residue that turns toxic.
Reheating potatoes can lose their nutritional value, and pranic, which is a life-giving energy in ayurveda.
Do not reheat mushrooms but rather consume the same day they are cooked. Reheating mushrooms can increase your risk of digestive issues and sometimes even lead to serious heart problems.