https://nutritionfacts.org/2014/08/19/how-eggs-can-impact-bo...
My partner eats boiled eggs daily for breakfast and at one point I tried to switch to having 2 eggs for breakfast every couple of days. I rapidly developed an unpleasant body odor that went away when I stopped having eggs so frequently. So daily eggs is not be a viable solution for everyone.
I've started precisely after reading the studies that find no correlation between consumed cholesterol and its levels in blood. Also when I found out that the vast majority of cholesterol in blood is made in the body to match the levels it needs. Also when I found out the link between heart disease and LDL levels couldn't be proven.
Of course, I eat them alone, without bread or fries like I used to do.
> they do get boring after a while
Luckily for me they don't
As far as I know, the consensus is that dietary cholesterol doesn't affect ldl cholesterol as much as saturated fat, but it doesn't have "zero effect" either.
Eggs also have a lot of saturated fat. That's already two things affecting your ldl cholesterol levels in a bad way.
One of the ones linked in this article, I don't remember which. https://lifeforbusypeople.com/2016/08/24/why-anti-fat-is-com...
Mine has gone down after switching to eggs as default go-to food.