Eggs
Quick summary of the science :
Eggs are a very good source of inexpensive, high-quality protein, they are easy to prepare, eat and digest and they are a great source of many vitamins and minerals that are commonly lacking in modern diets.
The association with cardiovascular disease is controversial and not supported, by a growing body of scientific research.
Visit the CHOLESTEROL library page, to put the cholesterol in eggs, into perspective
Visit the CHOLINE library page, to learn more about this essential nutrient
The best complementary food for baby
Every Mom, rich or poor, wants to provide her little one with the best start possible. An egg a day, will give baby a great start and prevent stunting.
An eye healthy diet should include eggs
We “see” eggs as a risk to our health – this view is in and of itself controversial and it’s heart centric. Eggs are a must have for an eye healthy diet
Which is a better breakfast, egg or oatmeal ?
The 250 mg of cholesterol in egg WILL send cholesterol levels through the roof – so oatmeal is best. When tested head-2-head, surprisingly eggs trump oat meal.
Are eggs for breakfast, a good thing or a bad thing ?
Eggs are more than just cholesterol, they’re full of goodies. They won’t up your odds of suffering a heart attack, in fact, they might just do the opposite.
Eggs are the ultimate superfood
The needless obsession with cholesterol in eggs, has taken this nutrient rich package off the menu, creating health risks instead of health benefits.
GRAIN FED hen eggs an indictment not an accolade
Eggs have over the years got lots of bad press, with much of the finger pointing being aimed at cholesterol, but too much omega 6 is the real bad boy.
Visit the BREAKFAST library page, to learn more why breakfast IS THE MOST IMPORTANT meal of the day.
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