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Peanuts and Grapes

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  1. Hey guys, as "beach season" closes in I'm starting to lean down a
    little bit by going on a bit of a diet by lowering carbs and running
    away from candy.

    My biggest problem was keeping away from sweets but I'm doing okay but
    I reward myself with a nice bag of peanuts once a week as
    compensation, hell, it can't be as bad as a Mars bar.

    I'm curious, what are peanuts, it is protein? Is it bad diet wise?
    Does it harm the liver or any such stuff I shoukld know or is it just
    and old wifes tale?

    I'm also getting a craving for grapes, as far as fruit goes is it good
    for me? I assume it has a lot less calories than less "watery" fruit
    like say bananas for instances.

    Any help appreciated.

    André


  2. Quoted message said:

    I'm curious, what are peanuts, it is protein? Is it bad diet wise?
    Does it harm the liver or any such stuff I shoukld know or is it just
    and old wifes tale?

    huh!?!? someone once told you that eating peanuts was bad for your
    liver? Here is a link to the basic nutrition of peanuts.
    http://www.peanut-institute.org/NutritionBasics.html
    Generally pretty healthy. Totally fine to eat in moderation and avoid
    overly prepared styles that are soaked in oils and sweeteners and stuff.

    Quoted message said:

    I'm also getting a craving for grapes, as far as fruit goes is it good
    for me? I assume it has a lot less calories than less "watery" fruit
    like say bananas for instances.

    banana nutrition link:
    http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts-001-02s01fa.html
    grape nutrition link(american style):
    http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts-001-02s01hb.html

    So yeah, 1 cup of grapes has about 70% fewer calories than a cup of
    banana. That said, I think your reasoning is a little suspect. Rather
    than try to reason these things out you'd be better off just looking up
    teh nutrition facts online.

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    Quoted message said:
    100% Isento De Toxinas said:

    Hey guys, as "beach season" closes in I'm starting to lean


    down a

    Quoted message said:

    little bit by going on a bit of a diet by lowering carbs and


    running

    Quoted message said:

    away from candy.

    My biggest problem was keeping away from sweets but I'm doing


    okay

    Quoted message said:

    but I reward myself with a nice bag of peanuts once a week as
    compensation, hell, it can't be as bad as a Mars bar.

    I'm curious, what are peanuts, it is protein?

    Peanuts are mostly fat. 70% fat, 12% carbs and 18% protein. 100
    peanuts have about 500 calories so don't eat too many, but you
    can have nuts every day not just once a week. Nuts are good fat
    not bad saturated fat.

    Walnuts, cashews and almonds are also good sources of fat just
    don't let your daily fat intake exceed 35% of your calories.
    Walnuts are 83% fat, 8% carbs and 9% protein; others are about
    the same as peanuts. Nuts increase testosterone also. Eat them
    late if you want a snack because they won't raise your blood
    sugar. Buy unsalted nuts in the bulk section of your grocery
    store.

    Quoted message said:

    Is it bad diet wise?
    Does it harm the liver or any such stuff I shoukld know or is


    it

    Quoted message said:

    just and old wifes tale?

    I'm also getting a craving for grapes, as far as fruit goes is


    it

    Quoted message said:

    good for me?

    It's easy to eat too many. A cup of green grapes has 115
    calories. Eat them during the day when you're active and just
    don't pig out. They are 90% carb.

    A banana is about 110 calories and 92% carbs.

    Very helpfull, thank you to you all.

    André

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