- When thoughts turn to food between meals, enjoy a handful of raw, unsalted nuts. They're extremely filling and satisfying—and healthful.
- Add some nuts to regular meals—a tablespoon of chopped almonds on your oatmeal, a tablespoon of walnuts in your lunchtime salad or a hazelnut-encrusted grilled salmon fillet. Nuts are so versatile they can take the place of flour and breadcrumbs—with a lot more flavor and health benefits. Just remember, as with all things, to use moderation.
Learn more about the benefits of nuts and seeds:
- Nuts, Seeds and Heart Health
- Nutty, Seedy Cancer Foes
- Nuts and Diabetes
- In a Nutshell: A Rich but Slimming Snack
- Nuts and Seeds in Your Diet
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As a reminder, always consult your doctor for medical advice and treatment before starting any program.