Eggs Everyday? Yay or Nay?
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To me eggs are the perfect food. If you could pick one food to consume along with water wouldn’t it be a boiled egg? Think about it.0
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OliverRaningerVegan wrote: »No because:
We all see that you don't approve of the eating of eggs, but you really don't need to push your vegan agenda with multiple posts on this discussion. I obviously consume a non-vegan diet and my question was with what frequency I should consume a product that I (with moral contentedness) decide to eat. I'm vegetarian and have never felt the need to spam a discussion thread about meat intake with pro-vegetarianism. Please stop. It's not helpful.7 -
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My 10:30 snack every day is a hard boiled egg. Tried to do something different but I missed that darn egg2
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I eat one hard boiled egg a day. Without it my diet would be completely fubar. I'm a vegetarian / trying not to lose muscle while losing weight.1
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Awesome. Thanks everyone. I guess I've been 90s brainwashed with the idea of eggs having horrible amounts of cholesterol.
There's actually been recent studies that support that eggs can help lower the bad cholesterol in our bodies. (That doesn't mean that people should go all out and eat like 10 eggs a day though)0 -
I eat a one (1) hard boiled egg for breakfast nearly every day. Didn't have one this morning though.2
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I eat one hard boiled egg a day. At least 2 years or more.1
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I eat tons of eggs, because my chickens produce about 6-7 per day. But I agree with a previous poster, it depends on your whole diet. Eggs are a lot more biologically appropriate for humans than steak at least.1
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A big yah from me. I've been eating 2 eggs a day and could happily have a third of fourth. I buy large free range eggs and they are so flavoursome. There is a slight issue with wind in the evenings but my family and I just laugh that off.
I don't know about US standards but UK eggs that have the lion mark have almost zero risk of salmonella especially when cooked. Cholestoral is a concern for me but Im led to beleve that this is not quite the worry that it used to be as eggs have "good/better" cholestoral.1 -
OliverRaningerVegan wrote: »No because:
This is just fear mongering propaganda that is extrapolating and twisting facts to support one’s ideologies. Don’t forget to not drink water anymore either. Most water sources contain legionella bacteria. Not to mention a risk of coliform bacteria or cryptosporidium...4
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