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Can a diabetes,heart patient can eat nut
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Obviously can take. But for more customised diet & exercise plan, contact me via chat
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Yes she can take it, but it is suggested to get counselled first with all the medical history and it is even important to know the life style and daily routine.
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Yes definitely . It’s a good fat
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These can raise her sugar levels in blood at one tym....no bulk eating please.
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If medical reports are fine then she can take one walnut and soaked 5almonds.
And double toned milk.
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Yes as very small quantity 2 walnuts 3-4 almonds and cashews not harmful . Still We can’t suggest anything until n unless we check reports choose DIRECT CHAT
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