Raw egg whites into oatmeal = biotin deficiency?
alexmose
Posts: 792 Member
Hello my friends,
I recently started putting egg whites into my oatmeal and love it! Once oatmeal is almost cooked, I put the egg whites and and stir constantly for 4 mins. However, I read that eating the pasteurized egg whites without being cooked properly can ready to biotin deficiency. (I know wiki isn’t the best but I’ve seen it elsewhere too). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biotin_deficiency
So how many of you do this and have experienced the symptoms? How much is too much?? I only use 3 egg whites a day.
I recently started putting egg whites into my oatmeal and love it! Once oatmeal is almost cooked, I put the egg whites and and stir constantly for 4 mins. However, I read that eating the pasteurized egg whites without being cooked properly can ready to biotin deficiency. (I know wiki isn’t the best but I’ve seen it elsewhere too). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biotin_deficiency
So how many of you do this and have experienced the symptoms? How much is too much?? I only use 3 egg whites a day.
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Lol.. I cant even imagine eating clear slime in my oatmeal lol...
Someone else can field this one..2 -
KrissFlavored wrote: »Lol.. I cant even imagine eating clear slime in my oatmeal lol...
Someone else can field this one..
It makes it fluffy!!! And I recently learned I’m lactose intolerant so bye bye whey powder.0 -
If your oatmeal is still hot/cooking for 4 minutes after you add them, that should be plenty of time to properly cook the egg whites. Eggs cook very quickly. I wouldn't worry about it.7
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I add plant-based protein powder to my oatmeal.
Makes it fluffy, and delicious and none of that deficiency thing you're talking about.
With one scoop protein powder and 3 ounces of milk and some walnuts, flax meal, banana and blueberries.
Protein = 41g
Cal = 500 (using 35g oats)
Sometimes I'll use 10g of protein powder and have an egg and egg whites scrambled with it...same/same2 -
Hello my friends,
I recently started putting egg whites into my oatmeal and love it! Once oatmeal is almost cooked, I put the egg whites and and stir constantly for 4 mins. However, I read that eating the pasteurized egg whites without being cooked properly can ready to biotin deficiency. (I know wiki isn’t the best but I’ve seen it elsewhere too). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biotin_deficiency
So how many of you do this and have experienced the symptoms? How much is too much?? I only use 3 egg whites a day.
If you have the symptoms from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biotin_deficiency you should be discussing this with your doctor.
I have a raw egg a day for about 5 months out of the year and don't have any of those symptoms.
(I do have anemia, but I was first diagnosed for that over 30 years ago when I was not eating raw eggs. I also have split ends and hair loss when my anemia is not properly treated, which also predated the raw eggs.)1
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