Evidence supporting the use of: Almond
For the health condition: Pregnancy (herbs and supplements for)

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
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Almonds have been traditionally consumed in many cultures as a nutritious food during pregnancy, valued for their content of healthy fats, protein, vitamins, and minerals such as folate and magnesium. In traditional systems of medicine and folk practices, almonds are often recommended to support overall maternal nutrition and fetal development. However, there is limited direct scientific evidence specifically validating the use of almonds as a treatment or intervention for pregnancy-related conditions beyond general nutritional support.

Current scientific literature does confirm that almonds are a good source of several nutrients important during pregnancy, such as vitamin E, fiber, and healthy monounsaturated fats. Some studies suggest that inclusion of nuts in the maternal diet may have benefits for fetal growth and maternal health, but these findings are not exclusive to almonds and are generally related to overall diet quality. There is no robust clinical data supporting almonds as a treatment for specific pregnancy complications or conditions. Thus, their use during pregnancy is primarily rooted in tradition and general nutritional guidelines, rather than strong scientific validation for specific therapeutic effects.

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