PEANUT BUTTER FINGERS

Peanut butter is by far one of the most common foods and has constantly continued to reemerge in different forms and flavor but still serving an array of health benefits with their remarkable functions.

Here are a few:

  1. It is packed with a bunch of nutrients– Peanut Butter has many powerful vitamins, protein, fibre and protein. Protein being the key component makes you feel fuller for longer and is also essential for repairing and building muscles.
  2. Boosts your energy– this is why it is ideal for breakfast. It contains calories that give you lots of energy to kick start your day!
  3. Lowers chances of diabetes– A medical research showed that consuming one ounce of nuts or peanut butter (about 2 tablespoons) at least 5 days a week can lower the risk of developing diabetes by almost 30 per cent.
  4. Awesome for bone health– Peanut butter contains about 49 grams of magnesium, which is good for muscle recovery, mental health and also great for bone building.
  5. Boosts immunity– The small traces of vitamin B6 and zinc found in the spread can act as a good immunity booster. This is due to the fact that peanut butter also contains very limited sugar and salt.

So, ladies and gentlemen, keep calm and enjoy some peanut butter!

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