My mother is 49 years old she is an heart, diabetes, thyroid patient and recently diagnosed with tuberculosis so can she eat nut's like cashews, almond's, walnut's and raisin?is this all good for heart diabetes and thyroid?
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Hi..Nuts like Cashews, almonds, and pumpkin seeds are excellent sources of iron. ... Not only are they a good source of iron, but they're also rich in selenium, another mineral that supports your thyroid. Also provide with good fatty acids for the heart.
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Eating nuts as a part of healthy diet may be good for your heart. Nuts containing unsaturated Fatty acids and other nutrients. But high in calorie. Walnut , "almonds as soaked from can take.
Hello user,
See, better consult any near by or online dietician because just asking like this can be sometime dangerous . because diet is prescriped on the basis of some information like
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Raisins are not good in diabetes.
Although she can have nuts like walnuts, almonds, cashews, but these nuts are prohibited in thyroidism.
Still she can go for flaxseeds and chia seeds in limited quantities
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