Healthy Snack May Improve Health Markers in People with Metabolic Syndrome: Study Finds

Daily snack boosts the health of people at greater risk of heart disease and strokes - The Mirror

According to Heart UK, one in every four adults in the UK has metabolic syndrome, but scientists believe a daily snack may help

Healthy Snack May Improve Health Markers in People with Metabolic Syndrome: Study Finds

New Delhi: A new study published in Nutrition Research suggests that a daily serving of almonds may significantly improve key health markers in individuals with metabolic syndrome. The research, led...

Eat 56g of almonds every day says new university study

Heart UK reports that metabolic syndrome affects one in four adults in the UK, but scientists suggest a daily snack could help

Beneficial changes in total cholesterol, LDL-C, biomarkers of intestinal inflammation, and vitamin E status in adults with metabolic syndrome consuming almonds as snack foods: a randomized controlled clinical trial

Chronic inflammation and gut barrier breakdown contribute to the progression of metabolic syndrome and affect the development of cardiometabolic disea…

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A new study has found that eating a handful of almonds every day may help improve the health of people suffering from metabolic syndrome. Almonds. Representational image, Photo courtesy: Unsplash The research, conducted by scientists at Oregon State University in the United States, showed that daily almond consumption led to signs of better heart and gut health. Metabolic syndrome is a group of health conditions that often occur together. These …

Eating a handful of almonds daily can help fight metabolic syndrome

New Delhi: Suffering from metabolic syndrome? A handful of almonds daily may help improve your health, according to a study.  People with metabolic syndrome have at least three of the conditions like abdominal obesity, high blood pressure, high blood sugar, low levels of "good" cholesterol, and high levels of triglycerides. Scientists at Oregon State University (OSU), US, showed that eating 2 ounces of almonds -- about 45 nuts -- daily led to si…