Should Seniors Eat Nuts? In a Nutshell, NO.

Open pistachio nuts in a bowl showing green centers.
A white bowl filled with premium pistachios, their shells cracked open to reveal the vibrant green nuts inside.

4. Pistachios

These tiny green miracles are lower in calories than many other nuts. They are packed with antioxidants, and there is a fun part in cracking them open, feeling like snackable therapy. Pistachios are also better for the planet because they are not water-hungry nuts.

Lower in calories and packed with protein and fiber, bursting with antioxidants such as lutein and zeaxanthin (amazing for eye health), they are a great option to go for.

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