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Whole flaxseeds can pass right through you
If you've been sprinkling whole flaxseeds on your oatmeal, they may be going right through you. Flaxseeds have a tough outer shell, and your body can't always break it open. When that happens, the seed passes through whole, and you miss the good stuff inside. So grind them first. A coffee grinder or a blender works, or you can buy them already ground (sometimes the bag says "milled"). One tablespoon of ground flax gives you about 1.6 g of plant omega-3, which is more than the 1.1 g a woman needs in a day. You also get about 2 g of fiber, all for around 37 calories. Stir it into oatmeal, yogurt or a smoothie. A few tips: ground flax goes stale faster than whole seeds, so keep it in the fridge (about 3 months) or the freezer (about 6). Drink plenty of water with it, and take it at a different time of day from any medicine you swallow. If you're pregnant or nursing, check with your doctor first.
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