Nuts...Just a simple little baggie of mixed nuts to chomp on when your starting to get hungry and lunch is not at your fingertips. It will curb your hunger and provide you with essential vitamins and minerals to support your body instead of eating some chips that just goes to your hips.
Look at these little beauties in their raw natural form. Eating these nuts in their raw state will bring the best value of food to your body. I always say - before you eat something - think about the value it brings to your body. It's helps to make the right choice.
Almonds – Did you
know that almonds have as much calcium as milk?
Who needs a milk mustache, eat almonds.
They also contain magnesium, vitamin E, selenium and lots of fiber. They help lower cholesterol and prevent
cancer.
Brazil Nuts – are
actually seeds and they are full protein, copper, niacin, magnesium, fiber,
vitamin E and selenium. Selenium is good
for balance the thyroid function. These
are the big nuts that are using the last to be eaten in the mixed nut
cans. But they are full of good stuff.
Cashews - are
rich in minerals such as copper, magnesium, zinc, iron and biotin. Like olive oil they have a high concentration
of oleic acid which is heart healthy.
One big handful of cashews provides one to two thousand milligrams of
tryptophan an essential amino acid that helps nitrogen balance in adults and
works with niacin and serotonin in the body to help your mood and sleep.
However cashews are not recommended for cancer patients due to their potential
levels of fungus.
Pecans – are loaded
with vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin E and A, folic acid, calcium,
magnesium, copper, phosphorus, potassium, manganese, B vitamins and zinc. They also help to lower your cholesterol.
Walnuts – look like little brains and for good reason. They are extremely good for your heart and
brain and contain ellagic acid a natural phenol antioxidant that fights
cancer.
So make up a few baggies of nut mixes for your snack attacks in the middle of day.
Go Nuts Today! Literally...
Stormy
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