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If you're one of those folks who eat according to the last magazine
article you read, it is time to go back to eggs for breakfast- http://www.theatlantic.com/health/ar...-eggs/261600/? The Atlantic article says it much better than I did when I read the original study a month or two ago. It also cites a couple studies that show that eggs [in one] and the sulphur in the yolks [in another] are good for us. Gotta love science-- it is like New England weather-- if you don't like today's-- just wait, it will change. Jim |
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Andy wrote:
> I switched to Egg Beaters years ago as a hopeful bad cholesterol cutting > measure. Year after years later, it didn't make a hill of beans difference. Not surprising. Cholesterol in your system correlates much more closely to liver function than to diet. I think (not sure, note) that only 15% of people can improve their cholesterol thru dietary strictures. |
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