Eating Nuts Helps Type 2 Diabetes Patients With Heart Health Unlisted Video
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type 2 diabetes
cardiovascular disease
heart disease
coronary heart disease
unsaturated fatty acids
Diabetes Mellitus
According to UPI, eating nuts may help people living with type 2 diabetes.
A recent study found that type 2 diabetes patients who ate five servings of nuts per week had a lower risk for cardiovascular disease death.
Patients who participated in the study also had a lower risk for developing coronary heart disease.
Overall, total cardiovascular disease events for patients who ate nuts dropped by 17-percent, with a 31-percent reduced risk of mortality.
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