People who eat at least 10g of nuts or peanuts and not peanut butter per day have a lower risk of dying from several major causes of death.
Children Who are Allergic to Peanuts are More Safer at School Than at Home
New study looked at 1,941 children who had been diagnosed as being allergic to peanuts to determine how exposure occurs and how serious the outcomes are.
New study looked at 1,941 children who had been diagnosed as being allergic to peanuts to determine how exposure occurs and how serious the outcomes are.
They said peanut butter contains salt and trans fatty acids that could inhibit the protective effects of peanuts. Women who ate nuts were also often leaner, had never smoked and were less likely to report diabetes.
Lead researcher Piet van den Brandt said that a higher intake was not associated with further reduction in mortality risk. The study is published in the International Journal of Epidemiology.
Eating Peanuts may Reduce Risk of Death, Cardiovascular Disease
Eating peanuts, in small amounts, may reduce the risk of mortality, especially death from cardiovascular disease.
Eating peanuts, in small amounts, may reduce the risk of mortality, especially death from cardiovascular disease.
Adding Peanuts With a High-Fat Meal can Ward Off Heart Diseases
Vascular dysfunction plays a major role in the development of atherosclerosis (formation of coronary plaques and lesions) that lead to coronary artery disease.
Vascular dysfunction plays a major role in the development of atherosclerosis (formation of coronary plaques and lesions) that lead to coronary artery disease.
Peanuts can Help Ward Off Food-Borne Illnesses by Improving Gut Microflora
Peanut white kernel has probiotic-like effects that improve human gut microflora. It helps prevent food-borne illnesses caused by intestinal bacteria.
Peanut white kernel has probiotic-like effects that improve human gut microflora. It helps prevent food-borne illnesses caused by intestinal bacteria.
