Did you know ? Nuts such as walnuts, hazelnuts or almonds are nutritional treasures. As long as you consume them in moderation, and as a replacement for sugary snacks and other bars rich in refined cereals. Dried oilseed fruits are very good sources of fats Oilseeds, and especially nuts, have a preponderant place in the Cretan diet, which is one of the healthiest eating habits in the world, and to which we devote a separate section in the Libshop blog. Like olive oil, another superfood, nuts are very good suppliers of fatty acids, particularly omega-9, and sometimes omega-3. Omega-9 prevents cardiovascular disease by having a beneficial effect on cholesterol, reduces blood pressure, regulates blood sugar and is beneficial for the nervous system. Omega-3, which we need in small quantities, helps prevent degenerative brain diseases such as Alzheimer's, helps protect the immune system, fights insulin resistance, and has positive effects on the cardiovascular system. , while being anti-inflammatory, thus helping to fight against tendinitis,