Re:Associations of egg consumption with cardiovascular disease
by EGreg on Wednesday May 23, 2018 @07:31AM
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Can someone summarize these findings? So is eating one egg a day “better” than not eating them at all?
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Re:Associations of egg consumption with cardiovascular disease
by zaroth on Wednesday May 23, 2018 @07:51AM
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The answer, as always it seems, is that no one really has a clue — probably because nutrition can’t be reduced to these cute little nuggets of wisdom.
Unless the nugget is, “less overall, and especially less refined sugar.”
I think the singular thing we can be certain of is nutritionists won’t wake up 20 years from now and say, “Oh man, we all should have been recommending a higher sugar intake!”
Re:Associations of egg consumption with cardiovascular disease
by anonu on Wednesday May 23, 2018 @08:18AM
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You must eat 0.76 eggs a day to match the results of the study.
Re:Associations of egg consumption with cardiovascular disease
by liveoneggs on Wednesday May 23, 2018 @10:36AM
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eggs are super healthy and are a better thing to eat than other foods higher in sugars/saturated fats/salts/etc
Replace a deli sandwich with two eggs or replace a bowl of sugar cereal with two eggs or a slice of pizza with a nice omelette