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Nuts
Nutrition · Strong evidence
Evidence
72
Impact
68
Modest daily intake repeatedly linked with reduced cardiovascular events.
- Studies
- 5
- RCTs
- 0
- Meta-analyses
- 0
Research summary
- Nut consumption is supported by several large prospective cohorts, including the Nurses' Health Study, Adventist Health Study, and a Swedish national cohort, along with a systematic umbrella review, all showing associations between regular nut intake and lower cardiovascular disease risk and mortality.
- These findings are consistent across different populations and countries, which strengthens confidence in the association.
- As with other dietary observational research, causal certainty is inherently limited by study design, and nut consumers may differ from non-consumers in other health behaviors, but the volume and consistency of large, independent cohort evidence make this one of the better-supported food-specific associations in this dataset.
LongevityCardiovascular Health
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