Maternal Nut Consumption During Pregnancy Linked to Improvements in Neurodevelopment in Children
Original post in Science Daily Date: May 7, 2019 Source: Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) Summary: For the first time links have been observed between a nut-rich maternal diet during the first trimester of pregnancy and better outcomes after birth in...
Eating Nuts In the First Trimester Boosts Baby’s Intelligence, Study Suggests
Original post in The Sun & New York Post By Shaun Wooller, The Sun May 8, 2019 Women who eat nuts in early pregnancy have brainier kids, a study suggests. Their children developed better memories, higher levels of attention and more thinking skills. Around...
Eating Nuts Early In Your Pregnancy “Makes Baby More Intelligent,” Study Finds
Original post in Heart.co.uk Children’s intelligence can be boosted if their mum eats nuts during their first three months in the womb, a study has suggested. It’s claimed that the children of mothers who ate nuts at this time developed better memory,...
Scientists Breed Hazelnuts as the Next Cash Crop for Midwest Farmers
Original post at Newsbug.info By Greg Stanley, Star Tribune (Minneapolis) From a hill surrounded by the thawing mud of empty cornfields, farmer Chris Gamer leaned over a 1-year-old hazelnut bush. “This makes me really happy,” he said, holding a catkin...
