My doctor recommended I take a selenium supplement (I have hashimoto's), so of course I googled natural ways to get selenium and one pill is about a 1/1 ratio to a Brazil nut. They didn't have any at my local grocery store so I ordered these and they are really good quality. I eventually found some at another local grocery store for the same price more or less, but these are honestly way better and fresher. They make the grocery store ones taste stale. I made some dietary changes and eat 1 or 2 of these a day and a month later, all my blood work has improved. Not only are they good for you, but really they are worth the money just on taste and freshness alone. I won't be buying any from the grocery store for sure.
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