I’m A Nut Brazil Nuts, Broken, 32oz (2 lb) Distinct | Non GMO Batch Tested Gluten & Peanut Free Vegan Keto Friendly Large, Fresh Resealable bag

<ul><li>Eating Brazil Nuts and Protects the Rainforest.</li><li>Brazil nuts only thrive in a natural Amazon rainforest.</li><li>They grow best in a naturally primary forest, else yields can fall by 70% in a secondary forest environment.</li><li>Orchid bees are attracted to the Brazil nut tree as they are strong enough to open the flower and drink its nectar.</li><li>Attempts to cultivate brazil nuts outside the rainforest have failed. Meaning all Brazils are grown in their natural environment.</li><li>Buying Brazil nuts employs locals and places a value on preserving the rainforest.</li><li>If forest communities can make a living keeping the forest healthy there is less of an incentive for destructive processes like mining, logging and hunting</li><li>Just two animals are known to be able to crack the tough outer shells.</li><li>Us and the agouti, a native Amazonian small mammal that looks a bit like a guinea pig.</li><li>Brazil nuts are actually classified botanically as a seed as they grow in a large pod.</li><li>They are closer in relation to blueberries than walnuts.</li><li>Brazil nuts are very high in selenium and experts advise to only eat a couple a day, to avoid selenium toxicity.</li><li>Selenium is healthy but you need just the right amount. Any issues with over-consumption will fade after you stop eating Brazil nuts.</li></ul>

• Eating Brazil Nuts and Protects the Rainforest.
• Brazil nuts only thrive in a natural Amazon rainforest.
• They grow best in a naturally primary forest, else yields can fall by 70% in a secondary forest environment.