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Genetic variation (e.g. hyper-responders) makes population-level egg advice misleading for individuals
134 opinionsMichelle Routhenstein votes For and says:
Eggs do contain nutrients with real brain health relevance, but we need to assess the full dietary pattern, cardiometabolic health, labs, and individual metabolic markers before drawing any conclusions about what eggs mean for any one person.
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Michelle Routhenstein votes For and says:
Eggs do contain nutrients with real brain health relevance, but we need to assess the full dietary pattern, cardiometabolic health, labs, and individual metabolic markers before drawing any conclusions about what eggs mean for any one person.
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Michelle Routhenstein votes For and says:
Eggs have high-quality protein, plus essential vitamins and minerals like choline and vitamin B12.
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Michelle Routhenstein votes Against and says:
In healthy individuals, when foods containing cholesterol are consumed, the liver decreases its own production of cholesterol. Therefore, eggs can be included in a heart-healthy diet without significant concern over their cholesterol content.
AI Verified source (Mar 28, 2024)