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Comment by Anthony Sampino

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Primary care physician at Hartford HealthCare Medical Group.
If you have high cholesterol or an increased risk for heart disease, I suggest speaking with your primary care provider, cardiologist or a registered dietitian/nutritionist. They’ll help you determine the right amount of eggs to include in your diet without affecting your health.
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Anthony Sampino, “Can I Eat Eggs If My Cholesterol Is High?,” Hartford HealthCare, May 28, 2024.
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