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Natural Health 4 Life delicious dry roasted peanuts ( NO MSG) for a high protein and fibre anytime snack. Peanuts are a legume not a tree nut and grow in the ground, which is why some people refer to them as ground nuts. Peanuts are called nuts because their nutritional make-up is similar to nuts than legumes. Dry roasted peanuts also have mono unsaturated fats and poly unsaturated fats, which are healthy fats that help to reduce LDL fats, which help with cholesterol levels. These good fats in thes dry roast peanuts, also help to keep you fuller for longer.
When we eat crisps the carbohydrates in the crisps can trigger a rise in your blood sugar, and when this falls again can lead to your body being more hungry again. When you eat peanuts which are high in protein, not in carbs like crisps your blood sugar is stable. Peanuts can help with weight loss , like all nuts. Now available in various weights, and a range of different containers consisting of an attractive gift jar, and an eco-friendly, kraft, resealable, foil lined pouch, with an airtight seal for security and freshness.
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According to DR. Bruce Fife in his book “Stop Vision Loss Now” MSG is a free form of glutamate and is not bound to another protein. In MSG it passes the blood brain barrier and destroys brain and eye health, causing cataracts and brain dysfunction. If your health is important, it is best not to consume MSG, or aminos like l-glutamine l-cysteine and l-phenylalanine; also, additives that contain MSG are Hydrolysed vegetable protein, sodium caseinate, calcium caseinate, yeast extract, autolysed yeast, homocysteine, soya protein isolate and textured protein.
Out of all these, Hydrolysed vegetable protein is the worst, as it also contains aspartame and cysteine. The brain does have some ability to clean up the glutamate crossing the blood brain barrier, but everyone is different as far as the efficiency of this system, so for safety it is best to not rely on it effectiveness, as this is gambling with you brain and eye health. Please note Glutamate bound to another protein cannot pass the blood bound barrier and is regarded as safe. For further information on this topic, it is highly advisable to read these much-ignored scientific facts.
