We all at some stage in our lives have experienced pain in the shoulders, tendonitis, bursitis or some kind of instability in the shoulders.
Other allergic reactions include hives, rashes, itching in the mouth and throat, vomiting, diarrhea and nausea. Blood Pressure: While cashews are naturally low in sodium -- only 5 mg per serving -- it is quite common to find commercially available varieties already salted. A serving of salted cashews can contain up to 181 mg of sodium. Eating cashews in moderation in a reduced-sodium meal plan is not likely to trigger hypertension, but consuming these nuts in large quantities can make the ...
This is how people eat cashews in the tropics: eat the juicy fruit, and throw away the cashew! Not everybody loves cashew fruit, but to me itâs one of my favorite treats which I eat fresh, in season (March until summer), about once a week at the farmerâs market in Costa Rica when Iâm there for the winter. Cashew fruit juice is also popular in Brazil everywhere.