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Archive for Pecans for Heart Health

Combining Walnuts and Pecans for Heart Health

Posted by Dan Hammer //
 06/15/2020
Combining Walnuts and Pecans

When it comes to heart health, combining walnuts and pecans can be a winning team. Most of the positive press associated with using nuts for heart health goes to walnuts. But pecans can also be a positive force for good cardiovascular health.

To start our discussion I’d like to do a nutritional comparison of these two nuts. And I’m going to use information from Dr. Edward Group of Global Healing.. Below is his table comparing one ounce of walnuts to one ounce of pecans:

https://globalhealing.com/natural-health/pecans-vs-walnuts/

Nutrient

Walnuts (14 halves)  

Pecans (19 halves)

Water

1.15g

1g

Calories

185kcal

196kcal

Protein

4.32g

2.6g

Total Fat

18.49g

20.4g

Carbohydrates

3.89g

3.93g

Fiber

1.9g

2.7g

Sugars

0.74g

1.13g

Minerals

Calcium, Ca

28mg

20mg

Iron, Fe

0.82mg

0.72mg

Magnesium, Mg

45mg

34mg

Phosphorus, P

98mg

79mg

Potassium, K

125mg

116mg

Sodium, Na

1mg

0mg

Zinc, Zn

0.88mg

1.28mg

Vitamins

Vitamin C, total ascorbic acid

0.4mg

0.3mg

Thiamin

0.097mg

0.187mg

Riboflavin

0.043mg

0.037mg

Niacin

0.319mg

0.331mg

Vitamin B-6

0.152mg

0.06mg

Folate, DFE

28µg

6µg

Vitamin B12

0µg

0µg

Vitamin A, RAE

0µg

1µg

Vitamin A, IU

6IU

16IU

Vitamin E

0.2mg

0.4mg

Vitamin D (D2 + D3)

0µg

0µg

Vitamin D

0IU

0IU

Vitamin K

0.8µg

1µg

Lipids

Fatty acids, total saturated

1.737g

1.752g

Fatty acids, total monounsaturated

2.533g

11.567g

Fatty acids, total polyunsaturated

13.374g

6.128g

Cholesterol

0mg

0mg

Caffeine

0mg

0mg

Combining Walnuts and Pecans For a Healthy Snack

The key to helping people improve their health is to find healthy snacks that will fuel their body with good nutritional calories.

One ounce of either walnuts or pecans is under 200 calories. This is good.

What makes them a better choice than potato chips is that they will satisfy your hunger and hold your appetite for a longer period of time. And the reason why is their combination of protein and fiber with healthy fats. Read More →

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