I Eat 28 Eggs A Week
Rage_Phish
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is that too many?
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Do you have an allergy to eggs? Do you stay within your calorie goals while getting enough nutrition overall? If no and yes, then no problem.9
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It must not be because there was a time when I ate more than that and my numbers where all good.0
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Probably nothing wrong, but I'll stay upwind of you.19
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I love eggs. I don't eat that many a day but I've gone on egg benders before hehe2
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I eat at least that many and I'm fine.2
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it worked fine for Gaston39
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its funny i was just thinking about this since i use eggs for the fat i lack in my diet lol. Good to know all is well when google hates on eggs for their cholesterol xD Been eating 2-6 a day since i got scared away from canned fish >.>0
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An egg is an almost perfect package of protein, and the yolk has fat soluble vitamins, too.3
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Good article: https://examine.com/nutrition/are-eggs-healthy/1
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deannalfisher wrote: »it worked fine for Gaston
Did it? I mean, the man was roughly the size of a barge...27 -
Seems like a perfectly reasonable number of eggs to me, just a biggish omelette every day.2
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deannalfisher wrote: »it worked fine for Gaston
Did it? I mean, the man was roughly the size of a barge...
But now OP is especially good at expectorating.10 -
This thread was worth reading just for the Gaston jokes.8
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don't you usually end your thread titles with AMA?0
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I go through 36-48. Love 'em. Cheap, versatile, and tasty!4
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deannalfisher wrote: »it worked fine for Gaston
Did it? I mean, the man was roughly the size of a barge...
But now OP is especially good at expectorating.
Now we're getting into the nitty gritty. How does OP feel about literally covering the walls of his/her home with antlers?4 -
jessiferrrb wrote: »don't you usually end your thread titles with AMA?
im glad my branding is still recognized3 -
deannalfisher wrote: »it worked fine for Gaston
Did it? I mean, the man was roughly the size of a barge...
But now OP is especially good at expectorating.
Now we're getting into the nitty gritty. How does OP feel about literally covering the walls of his/her home with antlers?
do not speak about me as if im not here2 -
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Oh my god. OP before I saw this was started with you I was like "GOD NO. Stop with the eggs! Who is trolling with the eggs?!"
No it's not too many.0 -
Rage_Phish wrote: »deannalfisher wrote: »it worked fine for Gaston
Did it? I mean, the man was roughly the size of a barge...
But now OP is especially good at expectorating.
Now we're getting into the nitty gritty. How does OP feel about literally covering the walls of his/her home with antlers?
do not speak about me as if im not here
Just talking about you behind your back, in front of your face. Don't let the haterz get you down. (I threw up a little just typing that).
Haven't seen you around in a while. When's your next AMA?2 -
28 - 30 eggs is a normal week for me. 60 this week and 120 the week before.
There is a n=1 where a guy is reported as eating 30 a day for decades. Lived a long life I believe.0 -
Nothing better than a sunny side up egg with crispy edges.1
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It will be fine, im eating 14 a week lol, sounds sickining the ammount you eat ha, nothing wrong with them and a great source of protein
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The only problem might be the saturated fat. Only you can determine if eating this much saturated fat is too much for you when put in context of other things you eat. Although the links between other fats and cardiac events has been disproven, saturated fats are still problematic. Each large egg has 2g of saturated fat so that's 8g to start the day. The American Heart Association recommends keeping saturated fat intake to 5% or 6% of daily calories. Only you can determine how the 72 (9x8) calories of saturated fat fits in with the rest of your diet.3
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i legit dream of eggs so0
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Love eggs but the whole egg can make a dent in the caloric budget. What I found is working best for me in the morning is one egg + 1/2 cup off egg whites (equivalent to 2 eggs). Along with some Greek/plain yogurt with frozen fruits and a sprinkle of All-bran this makes a very sustainable breakfast lasting up to lunch time.
I found if I skipped the eggs in the morning, I will be hungry by 10am!0 -
You sound like Gaston.0
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