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10. Lentils and Legumes

Lentils, chickpeas, black beans, and other legumes support nitric oxide in a few different ways. They contain compounds that may help the body produce nitric oxide, while also offering fiber, plant protein, and antioxidants that contribute to long-term vascular health.

Legumes also help stabilize blood sugar, which indirectly supports nitric oxide by reducing inflammation and protecting the lining of blood vessels.

Whether added to soups, salads, or grain bowls, legumes offer a steady, low-cost way to support nitric oxide as part of a broader heart-healthy diet.

A person holds a handful of green mung beans over a display of burlap sacks filled with various legumes, including kidney beans, lentils, and white beans, arranged in a grid-like pattern.

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