Are boiled peanuts good or harmful to you ??
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They are a fine snack.  They are not harmful unless you are allergic to peanuts.  From a nutritional standpoint, tree nuts like almonds are probably better for you in terms of having the "good" kind of fat.  Nuts in general should be eaten in limited quantities if you are watching your weight.
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Hello,\nNo I do not believe it will have any negative effects on the taste buds. But too much of good is bad, so if you really exceed your limit of chilis, u will get an upset stomach (To be extremely optimistic)...
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Consuming your own urine should not be a problem. if you can however you should filter out solids and even distill it as much as possible, if you boil it to do so anyone or anythings urine is probaly safe in an emergency situation.
790672
peanut and peanutbutter is the best...yummm...
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The purpose of burning a peanut is to show the high calorie count.  As you know, fire needs a feul source, i.e. energy.  And calories are actually nothing more than a numerical measurement of energy.  So the longer and hotter a feul source burns, the more energy, or calories it has.  Hope this was helpful!
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I've eaten 4 or 5 a day without any problems. They will raise your blood sugar, which can be harmful.
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I read somewhere recently that they can slightly lower one's cholesterol. I also read that chocolate is good for coughs because some of the chemicals in it are similar to codeine and will relax your lung muscles causing less coughing. I wouldn't say their HEALTHY for us....maybe less unhealthy than we once thought.
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FATTY FOOD is bad. But what you are doing goes even further.  When you broil, you are heating sugar without water, the aldehyde groups of sugar reacts with amine functionality of amino acid of protein and uiltimately produces AGEs (advanced glycated end products).  It is now known that some of these AGES breaks down in body and are quite toxic and give diseases like for e.g. diabetes.  It is possible that they affect liver too.
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Yes, the fats in nuts and avocados are good for you, they are good for you heart and skin and hair.  Fat that comes from animals is bad, like fatty meat or lard.  Trans fat is bad, it comes from companies making a liquid fat into a solid by manipulating it.
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depends on what you fry them in.  if you fry them in a nonstick pan, with no added fat, then they are not bad.  if you fry them in a stick of butter, then they would be bad.
877334
chocolate, peanuts and coffee. on the other hand anything with llysine in it will halp them to go away like corn or baked beans
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theres pretty much bacteria in anything, but the question is if there's any harmful bacteria. if you cook everything to a safe temperature you should be able to kill most harmful bacteria in what you consume. if there is any bacteria that would be harmful in larger amounts, your body and immune system, the amazing thing they are, can attack these bacteria and render them useless.
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Anythings excessive cause toxic in our system.you need. plenty of water to flush them out.Too much oil cause us to become fat and put a heavy load on the liver,.too much protein put a heavy load on the kidney,too much sugar will lead to diabetes,\ntoo much acidic food is bad for the digestive system,too much meat is bad for the intestine so you need to balance with vegetable and so forth.
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dont eat beans and get gas X
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It depends in comparison to what.  A boiled cauliflower stalk will always be better than an onion ring, no matter how many nutrients are leached away.\n\nThe best way to eat vegetables is washed and raw.  Second best is lightly sauteed or stir fried so they're a bit softer but still crunchy and fresh tasting.  Third best is steamed.  After that would be roasted or grilled and then boiled.\n\nThere's nothing wrong with boiled vegetables and they certainly are not a harm to your health.  But, the longer they are boiled, the more nutrients are killed due to the high heat.\n\nBy the way, nutrients don't "wash" away in boiling water.  They're killed/rendered ineffective due to the high, constant heat that permeates the entire item being boiled.\n\nHOW TO STEAM:\nFor under $20, you can buy a food steamer at Target or Wal-Mart.  It's a great investment.  You can steam veggies, poach eggs, cook rice, etc. in about 5-10 minutes for less effort and healthier results than trying to steam on the stove.\n\nHOW TO BOIL:\nPut pot on stove, add water, add veggies, turn on to high/medium-high heat and remove veggies when squishy. :)\n\nHOW TO SAUTEE:\nTake out a skillet and add some sort of fat (I recommend olive oil or safflower oil).  Turn to medium-high heat and let get warm.  Add veggies and let coat in the fat.  Keep tossing the veggies around until they start to give a little.  (For lower fat needs, reduce the oil and add a bit of water.  Also, use a stick-free skillet.)
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Does anybody have a peanut?
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Unsalted, dry roasted peanuts are best.\nPeanuts are high in protein and low in cholesterol.\n\nAlot of peanuts are cooked in oil and are loaded with salt...obviously both are bad, so look for the dry roasted ones.