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Kathy Marinias
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For most healthy people, moderate egg consumption is not a meaningful cardiovascular concern, and the focus on eggs as a cholesterol villain has often distracted from more significant dietary contributors like saturated fat from cheese, processed mea...
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Kathy Marinias
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For most healthy people, moderate egg consumption is not a meaningful cardiovascular concern, and the focus on eggs as a cholesterol villain has often distracted from more significant dietary contributors like saturated fat from cheese, processed mea...
more AI Verified source (Feb 16, 2026)
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Kathy Marinias
votes Against
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For most healthy people, moderate egg consumption is not a meaningful cardiovascular concern, and the focus on eggs as a cholesterol villain has often distracted from more significant dietary contributors like saturated fat from cheese, processed mea...
more AI Verified source (Feb 16, 2026)
added 2mo ago
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