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Can eating almonds reduce wrinkles?
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Daily consumption of a large amount of almonds may slightly reduce the severity of wrinkles in postmenopausal women, according to two small clinical trials. However, the way in which the studies were conducted does not rule out possible similar benefit from other nuts.For details, including the amount of almonds consumed and the length of time before benefits were seen, sign in and see the full answer >>
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Judith22285
March 17, 2021did the study indicate whether the almonds were roasted or salted or raw?
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March 17, 2021The almonds given in the study were raw.
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David18492
October 10, 2019It seems as though they should have fed the "placebo" group something with a similar nutritional profile to the almond. For example, pistachio nuts -- not a low-fat, high-carbohydrate, meal. Maybe it wasn't the almonds, but the added fat, 60g of almonds have about 28g of total fat.
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October 10, 2019We share a similar concern in our full answer above.
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Jorge18490
October 9, 2019Which entity did the study on this matter?
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October 24, 2019Hi Jorge -- This is noted in the answer above.
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Gina18489
October 9, 2019What did the study about almonds and wrinkle reduction explain was the cause of such reduction? Thank you.
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October 10, 2019The researchers speculated as to possible mechanisms. We have added that information to the full answer.
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