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Registered dietitian and diabetes specialist at Samaritan Diabetes Education – Corvallis.
According to the latest research, the dietary cholesterol found in eggs does not increase the risk of heart disease or negatively impact blood cholesterol levels.
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McKenna Parker, “Learn the Truth Behind Six Common Food Myths,” Samaritan Health Services, November 14, 2024.
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