Introduction: Peanuts are a high-quality food, rich in nutrients. Fried peanuts are unhealthy, raw peanuts are not good either, and cooked peanuts are the best option. Eating them raw can easily cause indigestion because peanuts contain a lot of fat, which is digested and absorbed slowly.
Patients with Hyperlipidemia
Peanuts contain a large amount of fat. After consumption by patients with hyperlipidemia, the level of lipids in the blood increases, leading to endless subsequent problems such as arteriosclerosis, hypertension, and coronary heart disease.
Patients Who Have Had Their Gallbladder Removed
After these patients eat peanuts, they do not have a large amount of bile to help digest the rich fat in peanuts, which can lead to indigestion.
Patients with Indigestion
Consumption by individuals with poor gastrointestinal function will aggravate their condition.
Patients with Bruises and Swellings from Falls
Peanuts contain a pro-coagulation factor. After consumption by patients with bruises and swellings from falls, it may prevent the bruising from dissipating and worsen the symptoms of swelling and pain.