Almond

Almond

Almonds contain lots of fiber, protein, magnesium, healthy fats and vitamin E. Eating almonds helps to lower blood sugar and cholesterol levels, reduce hunger and promote weight loss.

Ingredients:
100% Pure Almonds.

Health benefits:
Improves heart health, reduces cholesterol, lowers blood pressure, assists with blood sugar control, protects against cell damage, supports weight control.

User manual:
Eat directly or serve with yogurt, ice cream or use as ingredients for cakes.

Storage instructions:
In cool, dry place. Avoid direct sunlight.

Notice:
Do not use when the product has moisture, mold, strange smell.

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