Nuts Support Longevity — and Can Fit a Weight-Loss Plan
Nuts are calorie-dense but satiating. Research links regular nut intake with lower heart disease risk without inevitable weight gain.
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People often avoid nuts when dieting because they are high in calories. But trials show nut eaters often do not gain weight — the fiber, protein, and crunch increase fullness.
A sensible serving
A small handful — about one ounce — is a standard serving. Pre-portion into containers instead of eating from the bag while watching TV.
- Walnuts for omega-3 fats
- Almonds for portable snacks
- Peanuts as an affordable option
- Pistachios — shelling slows eating
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Sources
- Nuts and Your Heart — Mayo Clinic
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