Direct Factory Bulk Walnuts
US $6.00-$6.50
Best Quality Delicious Nutrition Turkish Walnut Kernel Max Bag AAA Bulk Style Storage Cool Packing Packaging Food Organic
- Category: Walnuts >>>
- Supplier: 3H Grup Elektronik Hizmetleri Iletisim Satis Ve Dis Ticaret Limited Sirketi
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Product Overview
Description
Product Description
Specification
item | value |
Type | Walnut |
Cultivation Type | Organic |
Processing Type | Raw |
Packaging | Bulk |
Grade | AAAA |
Use | Snacks, Food |
Place of Origin | Angola |
Brand Name | 3H GRUP |
Packing & Delivery
With Gift Storage Box Container, Vacuum Packaging, Labeled Packaging, Printed Packaging can be requested. Weight 500 gr-1 kg-5kg and bulk can be requested.
Company Profile
Product Description
Walnuts contain healthy fats, fibers, vitamins and minerals. Walnuts have higher antioxidant activity than other common nuts.
Compounds called vitamin E, melatonin and polyphenol provide antioxidant properties in the membrane surrounding the walnut. A
study conducted on a limited number of healthy individuals showed that consuming walnuts during a meal prevents the oxidative
damage of LDL, which is called bad cholesterol, after a meal. Bad cholesterol, called oxidized LDL, tends to build up in the
arteries and cause atherosclerosis. Walnuts are also significantly higher in omega-3 fats than other nuts, providing 2.5 grams of
omega-3 per 1 serving (about 28 grams). Omega-3 fats from plants, including walnuts, are called alpha-linolenic acid (ALA). This
is an oil that the body cannot produce itself and must be taken from the outside. The recommended daily amount of ALA; 1.6 g for
men; for women it is 1.1 grams. With a single serving of walnuts, the daily required amount can be met. Observational studies have
shown that every gram of ALA consumed per day reduces the risk of dying from heart disease by 10%. Another feature of walnuts is
that it reduces inflammation. Walnut fights against oxidative stress and inflammation with the polyphenols it contains. The ALA
omega-3 fat, magnesium, and the amino acid arginine in walnuts may also reduce inflammation. Considering that inflammation markers
play a role in the mechanisms of Alzheimer's, diabetes and many other chronic diseases, the preventive effect of walnuts on these
diseases can be understood. Benefits of walnuts for intestinal health Walnuts are also very useful for intestinal health. In a
study of 194 healthy adults, eating 43 grams of walnuts each day for eight weeks showed an increase in beneficial bacteria
compared to eating no walnuts. Benefits of walnuts in cancer prevention Non-clinical cell culture or animal experiments and human
observational studies suggest that eating walnuts may reduce the risk of developing certain cancers, including breast, prostate,
and colorectal cancers. Walnuts are rich in the polyphenol ellagitannins. Some beneficial bacteria in the gut can convert these
substances into compounds called urolithins. Urolithins may have anti-inflammatory properties, which may be one way it helps
protect against colorectal cancer in your intestines. The anti-inflammatory effects of urolithines may also help protect against
other cancers. Besides these properties, urolithins have hormone-like properties that enable them to block hormone receptors in
your body. This may help reduce the risk of hormone-related cancers, especially breast and prostate cancers. Although an inverse
link between walnut consumption and cancer risk has been demonstrated, more clinical studies should be conducted to confirm these
effects. Benefits of walnuts for weight loss While walnuts are high in calories, studies reveal that walnuts may be helpful in
controlling appetite. In a controlled study, 10 obese individuals were recruited. The individuals in the study were given a
smoothie, a type of beverage made with approximately 48 grams of walnuts, once a day for five days, or a placebo drink equal in
calories and nutrients was consumed. In the walnut consuming group, appetite and hunger decreased compared to the other beverage.
Additionally, after five days of consuming the walnut smoothie, brain imaging of the participants showed increased activation in a
particular region, which helped them resist highly tempting food cues like cake and chips. Benefits of walnuts in managing type 2
diabetes Observational studies show that one reason walnuts have been linked to a lower risk of type 2 diabetes is that they help
with weight control. Being overweight can cause blood sugar to rise and increase the risk of developing diabetes. However, eating
walnuts may help control blood sugar by mechanisms beyond their effects on weight control. In one study, 100 people with type 2
diabetes consumed 1 tablespoon of cold-pressed walnut oil or a placebo daily for 3 months. An 8% decrease in fasting blood sugar
was observed in those who consumed walnut oil. In addition, the group using walnut oil also showed a reduction of approximately 8%
in hemoglobin A1C (mean 3 months blood sugar). No improvement in control group A1C or fasting blood sugar was determined. Possible
effects of walnuts on blood pressure control People with high blood pressure have a risk of heart disease and stroke. Some studies
suggest that eating walnuts may help lower blood pressure, including people with high blood pressure and healthy people under
stress. Other studies have not observed this effect. More work is needed to elucidate this issue. Effects of walnuts on mental
health For a long time, walnuts were thought to be good for the brain, as their shape was similar to the brain. Although this
similarity is coincidental, walnuts indeed contain important nutrients in protecting brain health. Studies on animals or in the
laboratory environment at the cellular level; found that nutrients found in walnuts, including polyunsaturated fat, polyphenols,
and vitamin E, may help reduce oxidative damage and inflammation in the brain. In an animal study of Alzheimer's disease, mice
that ate 6-9% of their calories from walnuts for 10 months (equivalent to 28-45 grams of walnuts per day in humans) showed
significant improvements in learning skills, memory and anxiety reduction, compared to mice without walnuts in their diet. While
these results are encouraging, more clinical studies are needed that directly test the effects of walnuts on brain function in
humans. Effects of walnuts on male reproductive health Typical western diets high in processed foods, sugar and refined grains are
thought to be linked to reduced sperm function. Eating walnuts can help support sperm health and reproduction in men. In a study
of 117 healthy young men, when 75 grams of walnuts were added to their western diet for three months, the walnut-eating group
showed improvements in sperm shape, vitality, and motility compared to men who did not. Animal studies suggest that eating walnuts
may help protect sperm by reducing oxidative damage to sperm membranes. Although studies are not yet fully confirmed, if you are
having trouble with reproductive health, you can add walnuts to your diet. Benefits of walnuts in terms of cholesterol Although
the benefits of coconut oil are most prominent in terms of cholesterol, walnuts also play a very important role in controlling
cholesterol. While coconut does this by raising the good cholesterol HDL, walnut directly lowers the bad cholesterol LDL. In a
study of 194 healthy adults, eating 43 grams of walnuts daily for eight weeks resulted in a 5% reduction in total cholesterol, 5%
in LDL cholesterol, and 5% in triglycerides. In addition, apolipoprotein-B, which is an important risk factor for heart disease,
decreased by 6%. We wish you healthy days.
Compounds called vitamin E, melatonin and polyphenol provide antioxidant properties in the membrane surrounding the walnut. A
study conducted on a limited number of healthy individuals showed that consuming walnuts during a meal prevents the oxidative
damage of LDL, which is called bad cholesterol, after a meal. Bad cholesterol, called oxidized LDL, tends to build up in the
arteries and cause atherosclerosis. Walnuts are also significantly higher in omega-3 fats than other nuts, providing 2.5 grams of
omega-3 per 1 serving (about 28 grams). Omega-3 fats from plants, including walnuts, are called alpha-linolenic acid (ALA). This
is an oil that the body cannot produce itself and must be taken from the outside. The recommended daily amount of ALA; 1.6 g for
men; for women it is 1.1 grams. With a single serving of walnuts, the daily required amount can be met. Observational studies have
shown that every gram of ALA consumed per day reduces the risk of dying from heart disease by 10%. Another feature of walnuts is
that it reduces inflammation. Walnut fights against oxidative stress and inflammation with the polyphenols it contains. The ALA
omega-3 fat, magnesium, and the amino acid arginine in walnuts may also reduce inflammation. Considering that inflammation markers
play a role in the mechanisms of Alzheimer's, diabetes and many other chronic diseases, the preventive effect of walnuts on these
diseases can be understood. Benefits of walnuts for intestinal health Walnuts are also very useful for intestinal health. In a
study of 194 healthy adults, eating 43 grams of walnuts each day for eight weeks showed an increase in beneficial bacteria
compared to eating no walnuts. Benefits of walnuts in cancer prevention Non-clinical cell culture or animal experiments and human
observational studies suggest that eating walnuts may reduce the risk of developing certain cancers, including breast, prostate,
and colorectal cancers. Walnuts are rich in the polyphenol ellagitannins. Some beneficial bacteria in the gut can convert these
substances into compounds called urolithins. Urolithins may have anti-inflammatory properties, which may be one way it helps
protect against colorectal cancer in your intestines. The anti-inflammatory effects of urolithines may also help protect against
other cancers. Besides these properties, urolithins have hormone-like properties that enable them to block hormone receptors in
your body. This may help reduce the risk of hormone-related cancers, especially breast and prostate cancers. Although an inverse
link between walnut consumption and cancer risk has been demonstrated, more clinical studies should be conducted to confirm these
effects. Benefits of walnuts for weight loss While walnuts are high in calories, studies reveal that walnuts may be helpful in
controlling appetite. In a controlled study, 10 obese individuals were recruited. The individuals in the study were given a
smoothie, a type of beverage made with approximately 48 grams of walnuts, once a day for five days, or a placebo drink equal in
calories and nutrients was consumed. In the walnut consuming group, appetite and hunger decreased compared to the other beverage.
Additionally, after five days of consuming the walnut smoothie, brain imaging of the participants showed increased activation in a
particular region, which helped them resist highly tempting food cues like cake and chips. Benefits of walnuts in managing type 2
diabetes Observational studies show that one reason walnuts have been linked to a lower risk of type 2 diabetes is that they help
with weight control. Being overweight can cause blood sugar to rise and increase the risk of developing diabetes. However, eating
walnuts may help control blood sugar by mechanisms beyond their effects on weight control. In one study, 100 people with type 2
diabetes consumed 1 tablespoon of cold-pressed walnut oil or a placebo daily for 3 months. An 8% decrease in fasting blood sugar
was observed in those who consumed walnut oil. In addition, the group using walnut oil also showed a reduction of approximately 8%
in hemoglobin A1C (mean 3 months blood sugar). No improvement in control group A1C or fasting blood sugar was determined. Possible
effects of walnuts on blood pressure control People with high blood pressure have a risk of heart disease and stroke. Some studies
suggest that eating walnuts may help lower blood pressure, including people with high blood pressure and healthy people under
stress. Other studies have not observed this effect. More work is needed to elucidate this issue. Effects of walnuts on mental
health For a long time, walnuts were thought to be good for the brain, as their shape was similar to the brain. Although this
similarity is coincidental, walnuts indeed contain important nutrients in protecting brain health. Studies on animals or in the
laboratory environment at the cellular level; found that nutrients found in walnuts, including polyunsaturated fat, polyphenols,
and vitamin E, may help reduce oxidative damage and inflammation in the brain. In an animal study of Alzheimer's disease, mice
that ate 6-9% of their calories from walnuts for 10 months (equivalent to 28-45 grams of walnuts per day in humans) showed
significant improvements in learning skills, memory and anxiety reduction, compared to mice without walnuts in their diet. While
these results are encouraging, more clinical studies are needed that directly test the effects of walnuts on brain function in
humans. Effects of walnuts on male reproductive health Typical western diets high in processed foods, sugar and refined grains are
thought to be linked to reduced sperm function. Eating walnuts can help support sperm health and reproduction in men. In a study
of 117 healthy young men, when 75 grams of walnuts were added to their western diet for three months, the walnut-eating group
showed improvements in sperm shape, vitality, and motility compared to men who did not. Animal studies suggest that eating walnuts
may help protect sperm by reducing oxidative damage to sperm membranes. Although studies are not yet fully confirmed, if you are
having trouble with reproductive health, you can add walnuts to your diet. Benefits of walnuts in terms of cholesterol Although
the benefits of coconut oil are most prominent in terms of cholesterol, walnuts also play a very important role in controlling
cholesterol. While coconut does this by raising the good cholesterol HDL, walnut directly lowers the bad cholesterol LDL. In a
study of 194 healthy adults, eating 43 grams of walnuts daily for eight weeks resulted in a 5% reduction in total cholesterol, 5%
in LDL cholesterol, and 5% in triglycerides. In addition, apolipoprotein-B, which is an important risk factor for heart disease,
decreased by 6%. We wish you healthy days.
Our Nuts, Dried Fruits and Confectionery are supplied by two main warehouses in the factory on an area of 8.000 m2 in Sincan, on an area of 10.000 m2 in Kazan, and also in the logistics and distribution base with an area of 8.000 m2 .The sieving, grinding, sizing and packaging processes of our Spices are carried out in-house, powder product sieving capacity is 1 ton/hour, granular product grinding capacity is 2 tons/hour, sizing/sieving unit 1 ton/hour, bag filling unit 4500 pieces/hour and package filling your needs are met with a machine park of 500 packages/hour.
FAQ
1. who are we?
We are based in -, Turkey, start from 2000,sell to North America(33.00%),South Asia(16.50%),Eastern Asia(16.50%),Southern Europe(8.50%),Northern Europe(8.50%),Western Europe(8.50%),Eastern Europe(8.50%). There are total about 101-200 people in our office.
2. how can we guarantee quality?
Always a pre-production sample before mass production;
Always final Inspection before shipment;
3.what can you buy from us?
Hazelnut,Mixed Nuts,Dried Apricots,Dried Fig,Oregano
4. why should you buy from us not from other suppliers?
Our nuts, dried fruits and spices are sold in a gift storage container which after the consumption of our product the storage container is suitable for all kinds of food consumption. We are selling in desired weights and in desired quantities.
5. what services can we provide?
Accepted Delivery Terms: FOB,CIF,EXW,Express Delivery；
Accepted Payment Currency:USD,EUR;
Accepted Payment Type: T/T;
Language Spoken:English
We are based in -, Turkey, start from 2000,sell to North America(33.00%),South Asia(16.50%),Eastern Asia(16.50%),Southern Europe(8.50%),Northern Europe(8.50%),Western Europe(8.50%),Eastern Europe(8.50%). There are total about 101-200 people in our office.
2. how can we guarantee quality?
Always a pre-production sample before mass production;
Always final Inspection before shipment;
3.what can you buy from us?
Hazelnut,Mixed Nuts,Dried Apricots,Dried Fig,Oregano
4. why should you buy from us not from other suppliers?
Our nuts, dried fruits and spices are sold in a gift storage container which after the consumption of our product the storage container is suitable for all kinds of food consumption. We are selling in desired weights and in desired quantities.
5. what services can we provide?
Accepted Delivery Terms: FOB,CIF,EXW,Express Delivery；
Accepted Payment Currency:USD,EUR;
Accepted Payment Type: T/T;
Language Spoken:English
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