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It is said that Simpson, a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, once went out and stayed at Qingcheng Mountain Taoist Temple at night. A Taoist taught him a secret recipe for longevity. He asked him to eat seven almonds every day. If he insisted on eating, he would get great benefits. This Hanlin followed this method and persevered until old age, remaining light and healthy, with sharp ears and eyes, agile thinking, and longevity.
Almonds are a healthy food, and moderate consumption can not only effectively control cholesterol levels in the human body, but also significantly reduce the risk of heart disease and various chronic diseases. Vegetarians who consume sweet almonds can timely supplement protein, trace elements, and vitamins such as iron, zinc, and vitamin E. The fat contained in sweet almonds is essential for healthy individuals and is a high unsaturated fat beneficial to the heart. Research has found that eating 50-100 grams of almonds (approximately 40-80 almonds) per day does not lead to weight gain. Sweet almonds not only have high protein content, but also contain a large amount of fiber that can reduce hunger, which is beneficial for maintaining weight. Fiber is beneficial to intestinal tissue and can reduce the incidence rate of bowel cancer, cholesterol content and the risk of heart disease. So, obese people choosing sweet almonds as snacks can achieve the effect of weight control. Recent scientific research has also shown that sweet almonds can promote skin microcirculation, making the skin rosy and radiant, and have cosmetic effects.