Doug Collins
Lowers cholesterol levels
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Oatmeal's soluble fiber traps bile in your gut, lowering LDL "bad" cholesterol by 15%. Regular consumption can decrease the risk of heart disease, stroke, and gut inflammation.
Blood sugar control
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Oatmeal benefits diabetics with low glycemic index score regulating blood lipids, protecting the heart by keeping blood sugar levels low.
Supports weight loss
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Oats are filling, suppress appetite, aiding weight loss. Fewer calories consumed in a diet lead to fat burn by the body.
Regulates bowel movements
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Beta-glucan improves gut health by increasing stool weight, promoting regular bowel movements, preventing constipation, bloating, and stomach pain.
Reduces hunger cravings
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Oatmeal is nutrient-dense, satiating, and digested slowly, providing sustained energy, curbing hunger cravings on low-calorie diets.
Immune boost
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Oatmeal strengthens the immune system by enhancing white blood cells with minerals like selenium and copper. This combats pathogens, bacteria, and prevents long-term diseases.
Athletic boost
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Oatmeal enhances gym performance, providing sustained energy for weightlifting or running, and proven to enhance exercise performance in studies.
Encourages better sleep
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Oatmeal's minerals, magnesium, regulate neurotransmitters related to sleep. Better sleep from eating oatmeal leads to better moods, energy levels, and less stress.
Fuels the gut
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Colloidal oatmeal bran promote healthy gut bacteria, prevent an unbalanced microbiome. To healthy immune responses & toxin removal, facilitated by the digestive tract.
Replenishes skin
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Oatmeal protects, exfoliates, and boosts skin collagen, delaying wrinkles and promoting elasticity. Selenium keeps skin firm, while eating oatmeal replenishes it.