Avoid Shelled Sunflower Seeds that look yellowish as they may have gone rancid. When buying in packaged form, check for their expiration date on the packaging.
Excessive consumption of shelled sunflower seeds may cause harm to kidneys as they contain a heavy metal, Cadmium. Excess intake can also lead to fecal impaction or stool blockages.(2)
(1,2)Â https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/sunflower-seeds#benefits
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Description
Shelled Sunflower Seeds are grayish-green seeds, that are technically the fruits of the sunflower plant and are native to North America. The seeds are encased in grey or black colored, tear-drop shaped shells that often feature black and white stripes on them. The seeds are firm but have a tender texture.