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Eating 60g of unsalted roasted peanuts daily improved memory and blood flow in adults 60–75, a study found.
A 16-week study at Maastricht University found that eating 60 grams of unsalted, skin-roasted peanuts daily improved brain function and memory in adults aged 60 to 75, boosting global cerebral blood flow by 3.6% and verbal memory by 5.8%, with reduced blood pressure.
Researchers attribute benefits to nutrients like L-arginine and antioxidants in peanut skins, suggesting peanuts may help combat age-related cognitive decline.
The findings, published in Clinical Nutrition, highlight a low-cost dietary strategy for brain health, though experts caution against replacing medical advice and note peanut allergies.
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