However, the production of peanuts has some risks for the price but because of the benefits, it is worth it. Here are the best health benefits of peanuts. You can eat peanuts in different forms, you can eat boiled peanuts, roasted peanuts, soaked peanuts, and peanut butter to get the healthy nutrients. Peanuts are good for the heart and nerve diseases, Alzheimer's disease, and infections: Peanuts mainly prevent cancer, heart disease, neurological/neurological, viral, or any type of fungal infection. It reduces the risk of stroke through an antioxidant called resveratrol that increases nitric oxide production in the body. Peanuts do not contain any carbohydrates Women are generally more likely to be overweight at different stages of life. It could be after pregnancy, hormonal changes, menopause, depression, etc. It was studied and found that women who included peanut butter in their diet at least twice a week had a lower risk of weight gain. Take it at all. It is recommended to eat peanuts regularly to keep away from obesity. 
Peanut skincare benefits Peanuts contain high levels of antioxidants, which become more active when boiled. Genistein increases fourfold and an antioxidant called biochanin-A doubles. These eliminate most of the damage caused by free radicals in the skin resulting in healthy skin. So, while peanuts help satisfy hunger, they also keep you young. Peanuts are useful for skin diseases; they help in the treatment of eczema and psoriasis skin problems. Peanuts contain multiple vitamins with antibacterial properties that are great for skin care. You can also use peanut oil as a skin protectant that protects your skin from harmful UV rays and sunburn problems. Peanuts contain the right amount of omega-3 fatty acids that help in skin care in many ways. Natural antioxidants in peanuts Peanut shells are a rich source of natural antioxidants and are high in dietary fiber. Different types of roasted peanut shells, such as dark roasted or light roasted, contain higher amounts. Adding foods like peanut butter to your daily diet can increase their nutritional content. Peanuts for healthy bones and energy The abundance of iron and calcium present in peanut butter is one of the most important factors in transporting oxygen to the blood and promoting healthy and strong bones. It perfectly fits the nutritional needs of bodybuilders by supporting higher weights. Peanuts are a good source of energy and boost your body with large amounts of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Peanuts are good for depression and anxiety problems The main cause of depression is low levels of serotonin. The tryptophan present in peanuts increases the release of these chemicals and thus helps fight depression. It is believed that to prevent these serious diseases, having at least two tablespoons of peanut butter per week helps keep you fit and healthy. Peanuts are good for high cholesterol Consuming 1.5 ounces of nuts a day, such as peanuts, may reduce the risk of heart disease. Peanuts are a healthy snack and contain healthy monounsaturated fats, which are a good source of B vitamins. Health benefits of peanuts for the stomach Antioxidants such as polyphenols are found in high concentrations in peanuts. P-coumaric acid can reduce the risk of stomach cancer. This is done by reducing the production of carcinogenic nitrogenous amines. 
Peanut production risks
Land depletion due to shifting jobs from farming to non-agricultural requires stakeholders to accelerate the management of drylands, which were not originally a priority. Therefore, every opportunity should be exploited to develop appropriate technology to increase productivity. Theoretically, the use of factors of production is expected to have a significant effect on increasing production and decreasing production risks. However, under experimental conditions, this study produced results that were not entirely of the theoretically expected value. The production risk function is obtained by analyzing the residual production function, which is squared and becomes the dependent variable, then regresses all the independent variables with the production variable as the independent variable. The coefficient of determination is 0.9821 and 0.9465, respectively, on the results of the production function analysis of first season groundnut cultivation (in comparison) after maize biochar. The size of the coefficient of determination can explain the independent variables given in the model which are: land area, seeds, nitrogen fertilizer, phosphorous fertilizer, potassium fertilizer, fertilizer, pesticide, employment in the family, and work outside the family. The variable groundnut yields dependent on the first season and second crop patterns are 98.21 percent and 94.65 percent, respectively. While the remaining 1.79 percent and 5.35 percent are explained by other factors outside the model. 
The production factors that most affect the production of peanut farms in the first season are land area, seed, phosphorous fertilizer, family work and work outside the family. Whereas, nitrogen fertilizers, potash fertilizers, fertilizers, and pesticides have no significant effect on production. In addition, in the second cropping pattern of peanut cultivation after maize, the production factors that most influenced production included land area, pesticides, family labor, potash fertilizers, and work outside the family. While the production factors that had no significant effect were seeds, nitrogen fertilizers, phosphorous fertilizers, and natural manures. A positive sign of expectation, which means that yield risk increases with increasing yield in peanut cultivation. The possible scenario is that production increases but risks decrease, but in this research, increased production increases production risks. These conditions may be due to the operation of the supply and demand mechanism or the market mechanism. With the increase in peanut production, the number of peanuts in the market also increases. Assuming other factors ceteris paribus, if the market demand for groundnut is at a steady state, the increase in the number of groundnuts supplied due to increased production will reduce the selling price of groundnut in the market. This means the increased yield risk that farmers have to take in growing peanuts in drylands. It states that the increase in the number of goods supplied to the market due to the increase in production, while the demand remains constant, will enhance the surplus, as the quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded so that the price of the goods falls. A decrease in the selling price of production leads to a decrease in the income of farmers, which affects the ability of farmers to increase financing for agriculture, which will also decrease. 
Peanut production price
peanut, which is important for oil and food, is the fourth oilseed crop produced in the world after soybeans, rapeseed, and cottonseed. The production price is high and production and farmers' income will increase by using the right number of inputs possible. So, study how the inputs are required in agriculture. Income and cost analysis is important in the context of producers and the economy. What production activities will the farmer have to do if he continues to produce? The level of positive and satisfactory income as a result of the cost analysis sheds light on the decisions taken by the government while giving great benefits to the producers. Data is collected from peanut production farms using surveys. All peanut farmers were taken into account when determining the main population. The frequency distribution table was arranged according to the width of the peanut seeding area in the purpose-built mainframe table. The graph of the frequency distribution for farms shows a distribution close to the normal distribution. The inhabitants of the farm constitute the family business on the respective farms. Work is directly related to human beings and is a factor of production with social and economic dimensions. 
The average total population of the sample farms is 3.97 people. 49.37% of this population is male and 50.63% is female. The active population (ages 15-49) who are the main source of the labor force is 61.46% of the total population. 21.41% of the total population is 50 years or older. The average labor force on the sample farms is 3.28 male labor units. Wage labor is used in peanut production in addition to family labor. It is widely used in peanut production. sample form. The soil is plowed 4 times before sowing. The soil in the area is fertilized only once. Red spiders and green worms are controlled. A harvesting machine is used and the crop is transported by trailer. An average of 8.60 kg of seeds, 21.4 kg of fertilizer, and 0.25 kg of pesticides are used per fat. The price of 1 kg of peanuts is about 0.1 US dollars in 2009, which is the number of production inputs, the quantity of the dependent variable of peanut production, human labor, jars, nitrogen fertilizer, potassium fertilizer, and the number of drugs and an independent variable. The seeding area was also examined. The amount of production is a dependent variable and human labor, nitrogen fertilizers, potash fertilizers, pesticides used, quantity of seeds used, and seeding area are independent variables to determine the relationship between the amount of production and the inputs used. When considering the production function of the product, it is concluded that human labor, the amount of potash fertilizer, the amount of pesticide, and the peanut area are used a lot. In considering the Law of Diminishing Yield, farmers should obtain product information from the provincial directorates of agriculture regarding excessive use of inputs and products more effectively in light of this law. There is a huge potential for peanut production in this region. Because the organization in the field is insufficient, the fixing of prices in the market does not work effectively. 
Peanut production benefits
There are other peanut products including peanut oil and flour. These items are used in a variety of foods, such as sweets, cakes, puddings, snacks, and sauces. Although the production process them is different they are similar in one thing, all products have benefits. peanuts go by various names, such as groundnut, and dung. Despite their name, peanuts are not related to the tree nut. Like legumes, they are related to beans, lentils, and soybeans. Peanuts are rarely eaten raw in the United States. Instead, it is often eaten roasted or as peanut butter. Peanuts are rich in protein, fats, and a variety of healthy nutrients. Studies show that peanuts can also be beneficial for weight loss and are linked to a lower risk of heart disease. Peanuts have been extensively studied for weight maintenance. Although it is high in fat and calories, peanuts do not contribute to weight gain. Observational studies have shown that eating peanuts can help maintain a healthy weight and reduce the risk of obesity. All of these studies are observational, which means they cannot prove causation. However, a small 6-month study in healthy women suggested that when peanuts were replaced by other sources of fat in a low-fat diet, they maintained their initial weight, although a loss of 6.6 pounds (3 kg) was reported. 
Another study found that when 3 ounces (89 grams) of peanuts were added to the daily diet of healthy adults for 8 weeks, their weight did not increase as expected. Several factors make peanuts an ideal food for weight loss: Apart from being an ideal food for weight loss, peanuts are associated with many other health benefits. heart health Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Observational studies show that eating peanuts, as well as other types of nuts, may protect against heart disease. These benefits are likely the result of a variety of factors. Peanuts in particular contain many heart-healthy nutrients. These include magnesium, niacin, copper, oleic acid, and multiple antioxidants, such as resveratrol. To prevent stones Gallstones affect approximately 10-25% of adults in the United States. Two observational studies showed that frequent consumption of peanuts may reduce the risk of developing gallstones in both men and women. Since most gallstones are composed mostly of cholesterol, the cause may be the cholesterol-lowering effect of peanuts. Aside from allergies, eating peanuts has not been linked to many side effects. 
aflatoxin poisoning Peanuts can sometimes be contaminated with a type of mold (Aspergillus flavus) that produces aflatoxin. The main symptoms of aflatoxin poisoning include loss of appetite and yellowing of the eyes (jaundice), typical symptoms of liver problems. Severe aflatoxin poisoning can cause liver failure and liver cancer. The risk of aflatoxin contamination depends on how the peanuts are stored. The risk increases in hot and humid conditions, especially in the tropics. Aflatoxin contamination can be effectively prevented by drying the peanuts well after harvest and keeping the temperature and humidity low during storage. Peanuts are as common as they are healthy. They are an excellent plant source of protein and rich in vitamins, minerals, and plant compounds. They can be useful as part of a weight loss diet and can reduce the risk of heart disease and gallstones. However, due to their high-fat content, these legumes are considered high-calorie food and should not be eaten in excess.