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Little Movement, Big Benefits: New Guidelines

WEBBy Caroline L. Young, MS, RD, LD, RYT. We all know exercise can help improve our health. In fact, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)’s Physical Activity …

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Peanuts in Your Diet: The Key for Lifelong Health

WEBIn a systematic review of 20 studies, consuming an ounce (about 28 peanuts) of peanuts was associated with a decreased stroke risk (1). Additionally, peanut butter consumption …

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Exploring the MedFlex Diet with Peanuts

WEBThe Mediterranean Diet [1] [2] [3] emphasizes grains (at least half which are whole grains), fresh fruits and veggies, nuts and legumes (including peanuts) – which are all foods high …

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The Power of Peanut Protein: Endless Benefits

WEBThis bacteria improves gut health, supports immune health and helps the body fight off harmful bacteria (7, 8). Don’t let the indulgent thick texture and rich taste of peanut …

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The Benefits of Eating Peanuts Daily: A Healthy Habit

WEBScientific evidence suggests but does not prove that eating 1.5 ounces per day of most nuts, including peanuts, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol may reduce …

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Peanut Nutrition 101

WEBPeanuts are an excellent source of (20% of the Daily Value): Niacin is an important B vitamin that helps to convert food to energy, aids with the digestive and nervous system, …

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Daily Peanut Snacking: Lower Risk of Stroke & Diseases

WEBIn fact, an ounce of peanuts (about 28 nuts) gives you 10% of the recommended daily intake. One modifiable risk factor for stroke is high cholesterol, and fiber plays a role in …

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Eating Well for Low Energy Days

WEBSo, when you’re feeling like you have low energy, peanuts and peanut butter can be there for you so you can get the essential nutrients you need. Peanuts and …

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2022's Top Nutrition Trends

WEBHere’s a dive into five of the top expected nutrition trends for 2022: 1. Eating for Mental Wellness. Since the pandemic began, people have been experiencing poorer …

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Diabetes and Peanuts

WEBExperts agree – peanuts and peanut butter are regularly on the recommended foods list by many expert organizations, including the American Diabetes …

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Peanuts Are The Crop of Now

WEBPeanuts are the seventh most valuable crop in the U.S., with a farm value of more than $1 billion. Aside from their contribution to the economy, peanuts help us fight …

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National Peanut Board

WEBWhy There is No Such Thing as a Peanut Oil Allergy Apr 12, 2024. See all news. HIGHLIGHTED CONTENT. Jun 2, 2023 How to Eat More Peanuts Daily Read …

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Peanut Pro's Certification for Registered Dietitians

WEBWith that, we are pleased to offer a continuing education program for registered dietitians called The Peanut Pros Certification Program. The program consists of the eight, core, …

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Are Peanuts Good or Bad for You

WEBPeanuts have more protein than any nut (7g per serving), containing more than 30 essential vitamins and minerals, and are a good source of fiber and good fats. The Dietary …

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Peanuts and Pregnancy: A Nutritious Journey

WEBPeanuts and Fertility. One serving of peanuts has 7 grams of protein plus 30 vitamins and nutrients, which is great for overall nutrition when you're planning for a baby and when …

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Mythbusters: Peanuts and Aflatoxin Debunked

WEBStaple world crops including maize, sorghum, wheat, millet, cocoa beans, peanuts and tree nuts, sunflower seeds, cassava, peppers, rice, figs and some spices may become …

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