Nuts

yes , Black walnut kills parasites due to its high amount of iodine, jug lone and astringent tannins. It takes time to get rid of the parasites and a daily or alternate day dose of two to four teaspoonfuls of the tincture of black walnut proves to be an effective and safe remedy.. If you feel free, you can go through here: articlesbase.com/alternative-medicine-articles/how-to-make-black-walnut-tincture-for-parasite-cleanse-7246241.html

Ive seen an analysis of a walnut that it contained 14% protein, of which 18% was arginine. so in total about 2.5% arginine. Also a suggestion that 1 walnut is about 5g, which would be 100 mg of arginine.

Intestinal health and promotes good microbial activity.

A key ingredient in parasite cleanses.

Yes. Native North Americans and Koreans eat them regularly.

soak in water for some hours b4 u eat

ALMONDS! Its definitely a first class choice for you gerbil, when I had mine I always gave him a gerbil food mix and he always went for the almonds first! But they eat bits of walnut, sunflower seeds and raisins! Oh! And if your gerbil has been good, a bit of pasta with butter or buttered toast! They cant resist that!

Yes. A macadamia nut is a very hard-shelled nut which grows on a tree that can grow quite large. The macadamia nut is also known as the "Queensland nut" or, in some area, "bauple nut" (pronounced "bopple").

yes walnuts are good antioxidants.daily about 7-8 walnuts improve your heart causing less heart attacks.

You're probably allergic.

If you are allergic, then most certainly yes.

The shell of the cashew contains urushiol which is the same chemical that makes the Japanese black lacquer tree, poison oak, poison ivy, and poison sumac so virulent.

Almonds are suggested for minor headaches. Take 12 instead of aspirin.

could be nuts or kinds of treenuts

groundnut is good for diet

The spikes on these gumballs serve a purpose. They allow the seeds to carried away by animals! The seeds stick to the animals fur and they can be carried far and wide, when they fall off they can create new sweetgum trees.

Walnut is the common name, Juglans is the scientific name, see link below.

Most experts agree that dogs should not eat any nuts because they are too high in phosphorus.

There is a link below has information about the quantity of nuts per ounce for a variety of tree nuts.

There is no difference. Monkey nut is another name for peanuts, as are goober peas, ground nuts (or earth nuts) and pig nuts.

No. Cashews don't have any cholesterol. All nuts (peanut, cashew, almond, pecan, walnut etc,) are free of cholesterol. In fact any food derived from plant sources is free of cholesterol. There are some other sterols in plant derived oils called sitosterol and sitrostanol which function differently from cholesteril. Actually these plant sterols help block absorption of dietary cholesterol (from animal sources) from the gut into the bloodsteam and hence are considered healthy. So the definitive answer is: plant derived food products have NO cholesterol.

Squirrels and chipmunks eat walnuts.

yes, accually if you were to eat them and nothing but for a week straight. they contain an acid called elmincica. it causes your stomache acids to produce many more cacids than usual. giving you heart burn and more.

Just until they reach the ground.

it is a nut

Yes, but like all foods, give it to them in moderation. Mine do not tend to like walnuts, but others will gobble it up! It is a nice source of protein for a pregnant, nursing, or young gerbil.