What Happens When You Start Eating Three Eggs Every Day?(it's somewhat remarkable)
Summary
TLDRThis video dispels the myth that eggs raise cholesterol and are unhealthy. In fact, eggs contain essential vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and protein that provide multiple health benefits. Eating eggs can improve cholesterol levels, promote eye and brain health, aid in weight loss due to eggs' satiety and nutritional value, and provide a safe, inexpensive source of high-quality protein when properly cooked. With evidence clearly debunking outdated misconceptions, the video makes a strong case for incorporating eggs into a healthy daily diet.
Takeaways
- π Eggs are packed with essential nutrition like protein, vitamins and minerals
- π₯ Contrary to myth, eggs don't negatively impact cholesterol and can improve cholesterol profile
- π‘ Cholesterol is essential for hormone production and cell function
- π Eggs promote eye health due to antioxidants lutein and zeaxanthin
- π³ Eggs aid weight loss due to high protein and satisfaction
- π§ Eggs keep your brain sharp with choline for neuron health
- π· Properly cooked eggs prevent foodborne illness
- π± Eggs are inexpensive, versatile and sustainable
- π₯ Just 1 egg contains many key nutrients in a small calorie package
- π³ 3 eggs a day can be a healthy part of a balanced diet
Q & A
How much protein does one egg contain?
-One egg contains 6 grams of protein.
What vitamins and minerals are found in eggs?
-Eggs contain vitamins A, D, E, K, B5, B12, B2, folate, phosphorus, selenium, calcium and zinc.
Do eggs raise your cholesterol levels?
-No, studies have found no direct link between eating eggs and increased risk of heart disease. Eggs can actually improve your cholesterol profile by raising HDL (good) cholesterol.
Why is cholesterol important for the body?
-Cholesterol plays a key role in hormone production, including testosterone and estrogen. It also contributes to the structure of every cell and helps cells maintain their structure and function.
How can eggs benefit eye health?
-Eggs contain the antioxidants lutein and zeaxanthin which protect vision and reduce the risk of age-related macular degeneration and cataracts.
How can eggs aid in weight loss?
-Eggs are high in protein which provides a feeling of fullness and satisfaction, controlling hunger. Their high protein and low calorie content aids weight loss.
How do eggs benefit brain health?
-Eggs contain choline which maintains brain cell structure, aids nervous system signaling, and supports brain development.
Why should some people cook eggs fully?
-Cooking eggs solidly kills bacteria like salmonella that could be harmful for those with weakened immune systems such as the elderly, very young, or pregnant women.
What makes eggs a cost-effective protein source?
-Eggs offer an impressive amount of high-quality protein for a very low cost compared to other protein-rich foods.
What are the key benefits of eating eggs regularly?
-Benefits include improving eye health, supporting weight loss, enhancing brain function, ensuring food safety for vulnerable groups, and providing low-cost high-quality nutrition.
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