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Popular Elimination Diets

Popular Elimination Diets

Elimination diets come in many forms—some more user-friendly than others. For example, the paleo diet is often easier to stick with long-term than the more restrictive low-FODMAPs approach. Each elimination diet has its own focus and limitations, and understanding these differences is key to finding what works for you.

Tempeh

Tempeh

Tempeh is one of Indonesia’s greatest culinary gifts to the world—and yet, it remains one of the most under-appreciated superfoods in the West. Tempeh has been a staple source of protein in Indonesian households since 1200 AD. Unlike tofu, which is made from soy milk, tempeh is created by fermenting whole cooked soybeans using a starter culture containing Rhizopus oligosporus, a type of mold.

Miso

Miso

Miso is a thick paste and a cornerstone of Japanese cuisine. It is made by fermenting soybeans with salt and a cultivated fungus called koji (Aspergillus oryzae). Miso’s deep flavour profile and nutritional benefits have secured its place in Japanese kitchens for over 1,300 years.

Two whole garlic bulbs with multiple cloves, showing their natural papery skin, sit side by side on a white background.

Garlic

From supporting gut health and combating fungal infections to protecting the heart and detoxifying the body, garlic is a potent natural remedy with broad therapeutic applications. Its effectiveness is not only rooted in ancient tradition but also backed by modern science.