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See the health benefits of water soaked walnuts

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: January 21, 2022 17:31 IST

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Walnuts are no less than a panacea for high blood sugar patients. If sugar patients consume walnut on an empty stomach every morning, this can reduce sugar levels to a great extent.
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You can include walnuts in your diet to beat winter diseases and the coronavirus together. And experts believed that soaking dry walnuts in the water overnight and eating them in the morning can give the best results.
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soaked walnuts are also beneficial for weight loss. It contains a lot of fiber, omega-3 acids which helps in weight loss.
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New research has revealed that eating walnuts reduce the risk of depression and improves concentration levels.
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It is also called the king of vitamins and minerals. Apart from this, all the essential nutrients like protein, calcium, magnesium, iron, phosphorus, copper, selenium are found in it.
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Eating soaked walnuts on an empty stomach in the morning strengthens the bones. It is high in calcium, which can improve the health of bones and teeth. Walnuts contain alpha-linolenic acid, which is believed to help strengthen bones.
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Other research shows that walnuts are also beneficial for heart health.
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Consuming walnuts rich in fiber is beneficial in digestive problems. It also proves helpful for cleaning the stomach and intestines by eliminating constipation. Walnut consumption is beneficial in the case of kidney stones.
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