Just wanna share this pic of a boiled peanut that is typically seen in the streets, one little pack is usually purchased for 10 pesos or $0.20. There are also the fried ones or 'adobo' peanuts cooked in oil with garlic and salt. Furthermore 1 little pack additionally cost 10 pesos. I just remember an article that I came across in 2015 with regards to red wine and peanuts contributing beneficial effects for our neuro and mental health. It says there that Resveratrol, which is an antioxidant or a cancer prevention agent has been found in the skin of red grapes and peanuts and this could defer or postpone age-related memory decrease. According to the findings, the compound could even aid patients with extreme neurodegeneration, such as those with Alzheimer’s disease. Here is the link if you wanna read it in full https://www.psychiatryadvisor.com › ... A compound in Red Wine May Prevent Memory Loss - Psychiatry Advisor Isn't this wonderful? So, good news then to the red wine addicts...🍷 Notwithstanding, since red wines are pricey and make you groggy, peanuts are a better alternative. They're just sold everywhere in the street and are cheap. They're also delicious so might as well chomp on these peanuts while gulping down on some cup of dark roasted 'Barako' coffee while lurking on Noise and Osmosis during the morning wee hours. ☕ Reading important 'must know', 'good to know' and 'nice to know' medical board questions and pointers have become much more more exciting and lots of fun because of these dementia fighting peanuts 'cracking the boards'!😆😁 the #peanutgirl😉 @Mitochondria #Originalcontent creator