Las semillas de girasol ofrecen proteínas y beneficios para la salud como tentempié

Las semillas de girasol proporcionan notables ventajas nutricionales, incluido un alto contenido de proteínas y antioxidantes.

Las semillas de girasol contienen 18,9 gramos de proteína por cada 100 gramos, según datos del USDA. Esto supera los 12,4 gramos que contienen dos huevos grandes. Una revisión de 2025 publicada en Food and Humanity destaca su abundancia en vitamina E, la cual favorece la función inmunitaria y podría reducir el riesgo de enfermedades crónicas.

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