I recently saw an article on Mens Fitenss that validates my consumption of eggs. When I am at home(not in my dorm), I usually eat three eggs scrambled with some cheese and meat. Many people say eggs are bad for you, but I don't believe it. This article is a reference point for my beliefs.
Get Crackin'
by Elizabeth M. Ward, M.S., R.D.
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WHY YOU NEED EGGS
The AMINO ACIDS in eggs are converted into muscle, skin, col- lagen, and other body tissue more efficiently than the proteins from any other food you can eat (or drink).
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Egg yolks are packed with nutrients, including nearly half of a large egg’s 6 grams of PROTEIN as well as almost all of the 13 different vitamins eggs supply. Yolks are also an excellent source of LUTEIN and ZEAXANTHIN, carotenoids that protect your peepers against most forms of age- related damage.
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Two eggs over easy for breakfast can help whittle down your waistline. Studies show that people who eat eggs in the morning have an easier time curbing calorie intake during the day.
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About 75% of the fat found in eggs is UNSATURATED. Research suggests that healthy men may eat up to two eggs a day as part of a low- fat eating plan without raising their risk for heart disease. (Skip the bacon and sausage, however.)
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Two eggs provide nearly half your daily quota for CHOLINE. The compound is a key component of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that carries messages between nerves and muscles and fosters the storage of memories in the brain.
here is the link for the article:
http://www.mensfitness.com/Eggs_Protien/nutrition/healthy_recipes/165
Get Crackin'
by Elizabeth M. Ward, M.S., R.D.
Print Page | Email to Friend
WHY YOU NEED EGGS
The AMINO ACIDS in eggs are converted into muscle, skin, col- lagen, and other body tissue more efficiently than the proteins from any other food you can eat (or drink).
—
Egg yolks are packed with nutrients, including nearly half of a large egg’s 6 grams of PROTEIN as well as almost all of the 13 different vitamins eggs supply. Yolks are also an excellent source of LUTEIN and ZEAXANTHIN, carotenoids that protect your peepers against most forms of age- related damage.
—
Two eggs over easy for breakfast can help whittle down your waistline. Studies show that people who eat eggs in the morning have an easier time curbing calorie intake during the day.
—
About 75% of the fat found in eggs is UNSATURATED. Research suggests that healthy men may eat up to two eggs a day as part of a low- fat eating plan without raising their risk for heart disease. (Skip the bacon and sausage, however.)
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Two eggs provide nearly half your daily quota for CHOLINE. The compound is a key component of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that carries messages between nerves and muscles and fosters the storage of memories in the brain.
here is the link for the article:
http://www.mensfitness.com/Eggs_Protien/nutrition/healthy_recipes/165

