Cashews: more magnesium than almonds!

• 🌰 Cashews might be the real nutty winner when it comes to magnesium. One ounce provides about 83 mg, or roughly 20% of your daily need, slightly topping almonds at 76 mg, according to Verywell Health.
• 🌰 Magnesium plays a key role in your body’s daily operations - it helps your heart, muscles, and bones function properly, keeps blood pressure steady, and supports your energy and metabolism. Yet many people still fall short of getting enough.
• 🌰 Along with magnesium, cashews are packed with protein, healthy fats, copper, zinc, and iron - all nutrients your body depends on.

🏆 More magnesium-rich fruit:

Avocado

Avocados are famous for their healthy fats, but they’re also surprisingly high in magnesium - about 58 mg per medium fruit. That’s one of the highest amounts among fruits. Their creamy texture and fiber content make them especially gentle on the stomach, helping digestion and easing constipation. Regularly adding avocado to meals can support gut health, muscle function, and overall mineral balance in a naturally delicious way.

🍍 Pineapple

Best known for its enzyme bromelain, pineapple also provides a helpful 20 mg of magnesium per cup. While not the top source, it offers a rare combination of fiber, enzymes, and minerals that benefit the digestive system. Bromelain helps reduce inflammation in the gut, and magnesium keeps digestive muscles relaxed. Together, they make pineapple a light, refreshing choice for better digestion and a balanced system.

✅ How to get more magnesium:

• • Eat a mix of magnesium-rich foods every day - your body only absorbs about half of what you consume.
• • Try pairing magnesium-rich sources. Add Cashews, Avocados, Bananas, Pineapple, or Spinach to your meals and snacks.
• • Remember, caffeine, age, and certain medications can reduce absorption, so balance your diet and check with your doctor if needed.
• • A handful of cashews can go a long way - for your heart, your energy, and your bones.

🛒 Explore your future food forest: fruit and edibles

📚 Learn more:

• Grow your own brain food: avocado and cacao
• Plant a fruit tree - and breathe easier: fruit might be the surprising key to healthier lungs
• Tropical fruit health benefits guide - what fruit and edibles can help with health issues and vitamin deficiencies, Part 1 and Part 2.
• Five best fruit trees to plant in Summer
• 10 best fruit trees to grow in Florida and Southern landscapes
• Top 10 fruiting plants you'll ever need for your health benefits

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🐾 1. Feeding schedule

• Cats are to be fed when hungry, which, according to them, is always.
• If a cat claims to be starving five minutes after eating - believe them. You're late.

🐾 2. Approved food items

• Gourmet kibble that costs more than your lunch
• Wet food served at room temperature, on a ceramic dish
• Treats (because they did a thing)
• That expensive tuna you bought for yourself - it's theirs now

🐾 3. Prohibited food items

• Anything labeled "vet-approved"
• Leftovers (unless you're trying to insult them)
• Generic brand food (how dare you)

🐾 4. Feeding etiquette

• Do not make eye contact while they eat. You'll break the spell.
• Food must be served with a verbal offering: "Here you go, dinner is served, Your Majesty."
• If multiple cats are present, they all want what the other one got. Rotate plates. Begin again. Forever.

🐾 5. Midnight snacks

• Yes.
• Don't ask.

🐾 6. The "empty bowl" rule

• If a bowl is 70% full, it's 100% empty.
• Refill immediately. Apologize for the oversight.

🐾 7. Human consequences

Failure to follow these guidelines may result in:

• Judgmental stares
• Paw-swat to the face at 3 a.m.
• Strategic hairball placement
• Passive-aggressive purring near guests who like dogs

❗️Note: All policies are subject to change without notice, based on the whims of the feline board of directors.

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