Sperm donors vs human milk donors - another injustice against women

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 Indian culture is ant-women though it is a taboo to talk about this fact. Laws also do not support truly. There is something else written and something else said and done.  Women are usually put on more manual jobs and paid less. They are rarely given leadership jobs though they could have been better leaders of the hurdles in their lives were abolished.  Now coming to sperm donation vs human milk donation. If you see both, and think on those, you will realise that human milk donation is much more valuable and useful. Yet, human milk donors are either not paid or are paid less. But sperm donors are always paid and paid more. Why this difference???? Read: How to eat idlis? Law fails to help these mothers who I would say are exploited in the name of humanity. When sperm donation and surrogacy are compensated, why not human milk donation be compensated at par??? A food for thought!!!

Fenugreek and squash vegetable!

Traditionally, Fenugreek leaves are cooked with potatoes in Northern India. Potatoes are good for health. Every 100 gms of potatoes give 77 kcals. The carbohydrates content is 17 g and sugar is just 0.8 g. It has minimal fat and no cholesterol. Sodium is 6 mg and proteins 2 g. Moreover, it has fibre to the tune of 2.2 g per 100 g. Potassium content is 421 and it is rich in vitamin C B6, magnesium, iron and calcium. 

Also read: Nepali vs Indian panipuri 

But some people, do not like potatoes. Or even if they like, they have reasons to not have it. It might be due to excess weight, diabetes, gas problems, or cost factor (if potatoes are costly in some places of the world). 

What are the options to add to Fenugreek at such times?

You can use protein alternatives or even add other vegetables to it. 

Above pic is of fenugreek and round green squash cooked with onions, tomatoes and spices. 

Alternatives in place of potatoes in fenugreek food dish

Soyabean chunks-granules, mini chunks or normal chunks 

Fresh green peas

Cottage cheese 

Tofu 

Any lentils 

Round Squash

Pumpkin 

Bottle gourd

You can also cook the fenugreek alone with spices and onions. 

Fenugreek is rich in minerals and vitamins. Hence, have it alone or with added food items. 



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