Should Seniors Eat Nuts? In a Nutshell, NO.

Whole pecan halves on a wooden board.
Crunchy pecans scattered on a wooden board alongside a refreshing glass of lemon water make for a perfect, healthy snack.

6. Pecans

Pecans are not just for a pie. They contain heart-healthy, monounsaturated fats, vitamin E, and plant sterols that can help you lower cholesterol. They have a deep, rich flavor that feels indulgent even when they’re raw. You can sprinkle them over roasted veggies, yogurt, and a granola bowl. You may wonder why you skipped them until now. Native to North America, they are generally a more sustainable crop, too, especially if they are grown organically.

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