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Healthy seeds to add to your homemade meals

The popularity of seeds in the nutritional food space has increased over the past few years. These tiny gems appear to be practically everywhere you look, whether they are in chia pudding, healthy trail mix, smoothies, or chutney.

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Healthy seeds to add to your homemade meals

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  1. Healthy seeds to add to your homemade meals https://www.snacq.in

  2. The seed trend The popularity of seeds in the nutritional food space has increased over the past few years. These tiny gems appear to be practically everywhere you look, whether they are in chia pudding, healthy trail mix, smoothies, or chutney. But what kinds of seeds are there, and how can you benefit from adding seeds to your snacks and food? Let's explore the world of seeds to discover more about this popular food trend. https://www.snacq.in

  3. Sesame seeds Sesame seeds are a popular ingredient in tahini, a popular meal that is also a wonderful source of protein, fibre, B vitamins, antioxidants, healthy fats, and other plant elements. Studies reveal that sesame seeds can be helpful in decreasing inflammation, oxidative stress, and cholesterol levels and may help lessen the risk of cardiovascular disease and even breast cancer since they are so nutrient-dense. https://www.snacq.in

  4. Chia seeds Chia seeds, one of the most used and popular seeds available, are frequently added to sauces, smoothies, trail mix, and puddings. Chia seeds are also a superb source of dietary fiber, omega-3 fats, and also antioxidants. Additionally, studies indicate that chia seed consumption may lower blood sugar, cravings, and other cardiovascular disease risk factors. You can whip up a jar of tasty and satiating chia pudding to start your day with. https://www.snacq.in

  5. Pumpkin seeds Eating pumpkin seeds is a fantastic way to get the phosphorus, plant chemicals, and good fats that have been discovered to lower blood cholesterol and perhaps even cut the risk of breast cancer. High levels of antioxidants found in pumpkin seeds can aid in combating inflammation, and oxidative stress, and protect from chronic diseases. Additionally, studies demonstrate that pumpkin seeds can decrease the likelihood of bladder stones and symptoms of prostate and urinary problems. https://www.snacq.in

  6. Flax seeds Even though flax seeds can be eaten whole, they seem to have better health benefits after being crushed or milled. Studies have indicated that consuming flax seeds helps lower LDL ("bad") cholesterol and even your blood pressure. They may even cut the risk of some malignancies since they are an excellent source of fibre, antioxidants, polyphenols, and omega-3 fatty acids. To reap their benefits, you can toast them with other seeds mix and add them to your fresh salads. https://www.snacq.in

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