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Ready For This? Try A Creamy, Delicious, Brand New Superfood!

Ready For This? Try A Creamy, Delicious, Brand New Superfood!

May 16th 2014

It’s crispy. Delicately creamy. Rich and buttery. Sound like junk food? Think again because this super nut is raw, vegan, organic, non-GMO, gluten-free, and last but not least, loaded with nutrients!
 
Sunfood Macadamia NutsIntroducing our brand new Macadamia Nuts! Did you know that macadamia nuts have B vitamins and minerals like iron, calcium, magnesium, potassium and manganese? Yes, they’re delicious and healthy, too!
 
What about those fats, you ask? The theory of eating fat and packing on the pounds is a myth—as long are you’re eating the right fats, that is. And macadamia nuts have the right fats, meaning that science has proven the health benefits in clinical studies.
 

Weight Control

A study conducted on Japanese women found that after three weeks, “bodyweight and body mass index were decreased in the group fed macadamia nuts.”1 The beneficial effects that nuts have with weight management is no secret in the scientific community; one clinical review of 31 studies found that “compared with control diets, diets enriched with nuts did not increase body weight, body mass index, or waist circumference in controlled clinical trials.”2 

 

Heart Health

That study on Japanese women we just mentioned? Researchers also found that the results for the women eating macadamias showed “total cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein-cholesterol [LDL – bad cholesterol] were significantly decreased.”1

Yet another study was conducted on men and women who were mildly hypercholesterolemic, meaning they had a mild excess of cholesterol in the bloodstream. Just like in the Japanese study, the subjects eating a diet rich in macadamia nuts had lower cholesterol levels, leading researchers to conclude that “macadamia nuts can be included in a heart-healthy dietary pattern that reduces lipid/lipoprotein CVD [cardiovascular disease] risk factors.”3 

Brain Power

Sunfood Macadamia NutsMacadamia nuts have omega-3 and omega-6 essential fatty acids. These fats are classified as “essential” because you’re body can’t produce them on its own; they must be obtained through food. Omega-3s are especially important because your brain craves them. According to the University of Maryland Medical Center, “symptoms of omega-3 fatty acid deficiency include fatigue, poor memory, mood swings or depression, and poor circulation."4 So make sure you’re getting your omega-3s!

Flavor Factor

We know we don’t have to tell you how irresistibly delicious macadamia nuts are. But did you know that you can use them to make a raw vegan cheese substitute? Check out this amazing recipe…

Herbed Macadamia Nut "Cheese"


 

Pssst…don’t forget our most recent brand new superfoods! The first one features our crispy, creamy macadamia nuts in a delectable trail mix…
 

Sunfood Mango Macadamia AdventureMango Macadamia Adventure: The myth of yucky health food is officially debunked! Raw, organic and gluten-free, this superfood trail mix is sure to melt your taste buds with tropical mangos, crisp macadamia nuts, sweet goji berries, creamy cashews, delicate mulberries and chocolaty cacao nibs. Yum!
 
Sunfood Coconut WrapsCoconut Wraps: This is the #1 product everyone’s been going bonkers over… A raw, vegan, gluten-free alternative to wheat, corn and flour based tortillas, these light, thin, delicious wraps are simply made from organic coconuts. So simple and incredibly tasty for quick and easy meal options!
 
“I was a little skeptical when ordering these wraps. OMG!! They are off the chain. I used them to make veggie wraps as well as curried chickpea and roasted eggplant. Yum‼ and Delish!! Can't get enough of it. Love them. They have now become a staple in my diet. THANKS‼!” – Debra
 
“These are so good. I ate them right out of the plastic. I love coconut and they have a great flavor. You can use them to make fruit wraps as well for a sweet delicious snack. I will definitely be purchasing them again.”– Ariel  

Sunfood Chia SeedsSunfood Chia Seed PowderChia Seeds and Chia Seed Powder: Chia is brain food! With 3 grams of omega-3 essential fatty acids per serving, these little seeds cultivated by the Aztec and Maya long ago are super versatile and easy to add to any diet. We’ve got ‘em available in whole seed or cold-milled powder form, all raw, organic and gluten-free, of course!
 
“I put chia seeds in my water, cereal and yogurt. It has become a daily part of my life. I have noticed I have more energy every day.” – Sal

Sunfood Hemp SeedsHemp Seeds: Introducing Sunfood hemp seeds: certified organic, raw, non-GMO, and gluten-free. Super versatile with a mild, nutty flavor and pleasantly soft texture, they are cold processed to preserve delicate enzymes and nutrients such as protein, healthy fats, magnesium, zinc and iron!

“Great in smoothies. Feeling better by adding this to my drinks and food. I have more energy.” – Cynthia 

Find out why people are raving about our new superfoods!

Sunfood Mango Macadamia Adventure

Sunfood
Mango Macadamia Adventure, 8oz

$14.25

Sunfood Coconut Wraps

Sunfood
Coconut Wraps
7/pk, 3.5oz

$11.99

Sunfood Chia Seeds

Sunfood
Chia Seeds
1lb

$13.99

Sunfood Chia Seed Powder

Sunfood
Chia Seed Powder
1lb

$14.95

Sunfood Hemp Seeds

Sunfood
Hemp Seeds
1lb

$22.00

Sources: 1 - “Serum lipid effects of a monounsaturated (palmitoleic) fatty acid rich diet based on macadamia nuts in healthy, young Japanese women.” Hiraoka-Yamamoto, Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology and Physiology, Dec. 2004. 2 - “Nut intake and adiposity: meta-analysis of clinical trials.” Flores-Mateo, G. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, April 17, 2013. 3 - “A macadamia nut-rich diet reduces total and LDL-cholesterol in mildly hypercholesterolemic men and women.” Griel, AE. Journal of Nutrition, Apr. 2008. 4 – “Omega-3 Fatty Acids” University of Maryland Medical Center, Complementary and Alternative Medicine Guide.

Sunfood's "Natural Solutions" does not promote or suggest natural cures, natural healing or natural remedies for any disease, disorder or ailment thereof. This information should be treated as educational material gathered and discovered from various studies, clinical trials and customer reviews. It is designed to encourage healthy lifestyles, and independent conclusions in regards to natural products and alternative health choices. It is best to consult with your healthcare practitioner before attempting any form of natural cure, natural healing or natural remedy to any health issues.