Nuts and Seeds: Publications and Resources

Summary: The Nuts and Seeds: Health and Nutrition Benefits section of Disabled World compiles articles and research exploring the nutritional advantages of nuts and seeds, often with a focus on how these foods can contribute to health and well-being. These publications, some of which are peer-reviewed, cover topics such as the impact of nut consumption on cognitive function in seniors, the heart-healthy benefits of protein from nuts and seeds compared to meat, and the potential of specific nuts like pistachios and walnuts to reduce stress responses or improve diabetes control. The information presented may be interesting and of practical use to a wide audience, including individuals with disabilities, seniors, or anyone seeking to enhance their diet and overall health through informed food choices.

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Nuts and Seeds: Publications and Resources
Title of
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Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfacePublication
Type
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Date
Updated / Revised
Eating Nuts May Increase Cognitive Performance of SeniorsInternational Nut and Dried Fruit Council (INC)YesStudy2021/05/202023/09/21
Protein from Nuts and Seeds is Heart Smart, Meat Protein is UnhealthyLoma Linda University Adventist Health Sciences Center2018/04/03
Health Benefits of Consuming Nuts and Dried FruitsInternational Nut & Dried Fruit Council (INC)Yes✓ Preface
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Research, Study, Analysis2016/11/102025/03/20
Pistachio Nuts May Reduce Response to Body Stress in DiabeticsPenn State2014/08/082021/11/18
Health Benefits of Eating a Variety of Nuts and SeedsQuan Nguyen✓ Preface
✓ Postface
Informative2014/04/212025/03/20
Walnuts Contain Highest Antioxidant Content Among NutsCalifornia Walnut Commission2012/01/152013/03/23
Walnuts Provide Brain Power Boost for StudentsCalifornia Walnut Commission2011/09/202011/09/21
Eating Nuts Improves Diabetes Control Without Weight GainThe Peanut Institute2011/08/192013/08/01
In-shell Pistachio Consumption Decreases Calorie IntakeIan C. Langtree2011/07/162022/02/10
Walnuts Contain Heart-healthy AntioxidantsAmerican Chemical Society2011/03/272013/06/03
Cashew Seed Extract Effective Anti-diabeticUniversity of Montreal2010/10/24
Walnuts and Walnut Oil Improve Reaction to StressPenn State2010/10/23

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