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Home Page › Fitness & Health › Anti-Aging Tips
 

AntiAging is Strongly Supported by the Lowly Peanut

 

It is interesting to read a little bit about peanuts! Did you know that adding them to your antiaging diet can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease? For some time it is been known that peanuts are actually known to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. Since peanuts are actually legumes and not nuts, they are beneficial especially when it comes to cardiac health. Unfortunately, society has related compulsive consumption behavior to peanuts. However, the much touted "nut effect" on cardiac health is a strong indication that it is a good antiaging product to consume.

Researchers at Purdue University have demonstrated that chronic peanut consumption has benefited many people and might improve cardiac health. They did a study of 15 healthy men and women for 30 weeks to assess the effects of peanut consumption under three different dietary conditions. They concluded that peanut consumption actually reduces serum triglyceride levels by 24% when peanuts were added to regular diet regimes. In addition to reducing cardiac health problems, the nuts add fiber, folate, magnesium, copper and arginine to the dietary intake. Of course, maintaining an excellent healthy diet is critical, so add anti aging supplements or even an anti aging supplement product.

The Purdue University study concluded that no significant or noted increase in body weight occurred in any other subjects in the 30 week trial. In addition to these great findings, they also concluded that peanuts may create a sense of satiety or fullness and thus reduce the subject's overall caloric consumption. In addition to adding peanuts to your antiaging diet, you may also have almonds, hazel nuts, pecans, and walnuts. They have concluded they provide significant health benefits, and these findings are now backed by the FDA! Remember, of course, that lots of fresh air, a good diet, exercise and drinking plenty of water goes a long way to expand and improve your health and longevity.

Author: Terry Price
 
Author Bio:
Terry Price is a notable scripter. Terry likes to pen down articles about this field.
 
 
 

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