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Peanuts are a popular snack in India and across the world, but are they friend or foe in weight loss?
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Peanuts are high protein and fibre, and keep you full while reducing cravings for junk food.
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Monounsaturated fats in peanuts support heart and weight health, promote slow digestion too.
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With 25g protein per 100g, peanuts support muscle repair, and help maintain lean body mass during weight loss.
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Peanuts are calorie-dense, so excessive intake may cause weight gain. Eat only a small handful per day.
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Peanuts are healthier alternatives to chips, fried foods, sweets. They have a satisfying crunch with fewer empty calories.
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Peanuts have a low glycaemic index, prevent sudden spikes and crashes, and may reduce overeating.
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Studies show peanut eaters don't gain weight easily, and it may even support modest weight loss when eaten in moderation.
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Dry-roasted or boiled peanuts (no added oil/salt), when added to salads, poha, chaat, or healthy snacks.
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Overeating due to "healthy" tag should be avoided along with salted, fried, or sugary peanut snacks.
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Peanuts can be good for weight loss when eaten mindfully. Portion control and healthy preparation are key.
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