After 65, every bite matters—especially when it comes to your heart, blood sugar, and overall vitality. In this thoughtful episode from Science of Wellness, we explore 8 popular types of nuts—4 that can support healthy aging, and 4 that may quietly work against your health if eaten the wrong way. 🥜❤️ This isn’t about fear. It’s about awareness. Through the voices of real people and scientific insight, we share stories and truths that often go undiscussed: how certain nuts can lower inflammation, improve cholesterol, and stabilize energy… while others may increase blood pressure, irritate digestion, or spike blood sugar in seniors with underlying conditions. This is a reflection, not a judgment. A chance for those who’ve lived it to share what they wish they’d known—so others can make better choices with clarity and care. Disclaimer: This video is for educational and emotional storytelling purposes only. Everyone’s health is unique. Please consult your doctor for personalized advice and guidance. #SeniorNutrition #HealthyAging #HeartHealthAfter60 #ScienceOfWellness #BloodSugarSupport #AntiInflammatoryFoods #SeniorHealth #BestNuts #WorstNuts #HealthyAging #NutritionOver60 #HeartHealth #Over60Wellness #AntiInflammatoryFoods #BrainFoods #FoodsToAvoid #NutAllergy #NutritionalTips #SeniorsDiet #LongevityTips #HealthOver60 #HealthyLiving #naturalremedies best nuts for seniors, nuts and heart health, almonds for cholesterol, walnuts anti-inflammatory, cashews and blood sugar, pistachios for energy, nuts to avoid after 65, high blood pressure foods, nut allergies seniors, healthy aging foods, brain health and nuts, omega-3 rich nuts, saturated fats and nuts, low-carb snacks for seniors, diabetes-friendly nuts, arthritis and diet, nut digestion issues, kidney health foods, nutrition over 65, senior dietary tips