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| Registered User | Eggs and Cholesterol I'm sure i posted this many times on other boards,but i never really got any feedback,so i'll post it again.... Alot of people don't eat the yolk in the egg,because they think it is high in bad cholesterol,but Dr. Mercola says only when it's mixed and cooked with the white does the bad cholesterol get oxygen from the iron. You can read more on Mercola.com,but i saw Bobo make a post with Mercolas name in it,so i figured he may be able to answer this. I've been reading Mercola's articles on his site for about 1yr or more now. I eat my eggs scrambled only sometimes when i want to add cheese but mostly OVER EASY when i eat them(not too much,since they don't have much protein and i could be cooking something else with more). thanks |
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Bump for cholesterol info. CSCS, CISSN Support the International Society of Sports Nutrition | |
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| Board Supporter | Eat the Yolks,the notion that they are bad for you has been proven false. I eat a dozen at least a day...Im with dietrying I rather have 5 eggs than 50 gram of whey.. |
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| | I'd rather have a 50g egg powder shake than 5 eggs.... ![]() |
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Ya JerGo even better.... ![]() | |
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| Registered User | 95% of the cholesterol in your body is manufactured in the liver. High GI carbs (including sugars) are those converted to cholesterol the most often. Wonder why cholesterol levels are so high? Thats why, the US is a carb nation. |
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A refined Carb nation.....Bingo... ![]() | |
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| I Know Nothing!! Board Moderator | Not to mention the link between refined carbs, trans fats and triglycerides. Eggs, the other white meat. I AM watching you. Pirate, Poet, King of Despair. |
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Bump for the good response. The notion that controlling cholesterol intake from foods is generally false. It only applies mostly to individuals who are genetically predisposed towards cholesterol problems. Then every gram matters and even then they will probably die young or need a bypass anyway. This myth is perpetuated and refined by big corps peddling the latest industrial discards like polyunsaturated fats. Saturated fats like butter is more expensive but is the raw material which the body needs - one of which is to produce hormones. | |
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| Registered User | good thread. i've always eaten plenty of eggs. i read a good article in a recent magazine on lecithin & choline & guess what was the best source.........yep, eggs!!! Jag |
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| Registered User | It is actually saturated fats that impact cholesterol for the most part, not actual cholesterol found in eggs. Misconception. |
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| Member | just eat egg whites! |
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| Board Supporter | i have eaten eggs for a long time. I usually use say 5 egg whites and 1 yoke, with the idea that the yoke was not so good for you. I guess i can add another yoke maybe even 2. I cook mine tho in an omelet. did you say that cooking them together is what causes the problem? or the yoke is fine either way? |
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