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Dr. Ronald Roth Acu-Cell Nutrition

Dietary Nickel in Chocolate and Nuts

Based on biochemical and trace element analysis principles emphasized at Acu-Cell, both chocolate and nuts are recognized as significant dietary sources of nickel.

High-Nickel Food Sources

  • Cocoa and Chocolate Products:
  • Dark chocolate and pure cocoa powder contain exceptionally high concentrations of nickel, absorbed naturally by the cacao plant from the soil.
  • Nuts and Seeds:
  • Cashews: Particularly high in nickel content compared to other tree nuts.
  • Almonds: Contain moderate to high levels of dietary nickel.
  • Walnuts and Peanuts: Also contribute significant amounts of nickel to the diet.
  • Sunflower Seeds and Flaxseeds: Important seed sources high in trace metals, including nickel.

Clinical Considerations

  • Mineral Imbalances:
  • Excessive intake of nickel-rich foods can interfere with the metabolism and absorption of antagonistic essential minerals, notably zinc and iron.
  • Allergic and Sensitivity Responses:
  • Individuals with systemic nickel allergy syndrome (SNAS) or contact dermatitis often experience flare-ups when consuming concentrated sources like chocolate, cacao, and specific nuts.
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