Do dry roasting, lightly salting nuts affect their cardioprotective properties and acceptability?

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@ZKForTre @theproof It was my understanding it’s not a huge difference in the grand scheme of things. Although I personally agree with you because I could snack and over-consume salted mixed nuts easilyyy https://t.co/PUaw47BGje

You can too include dry roasted or lightly salted nuts as they are just as good! https://t.co/Swf8QWM4Og

RT @humanOS_me: Dry-roasted and salted nuts don't seem to be more unhealthy from a cardiovascular standpoint than raw nuts https://t.co/zh…

Dry-roasted and salted nuts don't seem to be more unhealthy from a cardiovascular standpoint than raw nuts https://t.co/zhCkHKTvf4

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