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  1. cosnowmomma

    I have eggs from my own backyard. It’s easy to keep a few chickens and the eggs are crazy good. Check out what your town’s laws are on livestock in city limits. Many large cities will let you have a few hens. Organic, fresh, eggs are totally different, eat them!!

    Ps. love your channel.

  2. theuppercut

    I just learned what symbiotic relationship was today, good vocabulary! And I was more paranoid about the chickens being harmed and not being fed right and the eggs not being as good as what you say “free range chicken” If that’s correct.. Anyway that makes a LOT of logical sense.. Chicken that’s happy, eats well.. = better eggs! I’ve become vegetarian and vegan cause what they do to commercial animals is just totally WRONG, cruel and not what I want to be eating. Great topic!!! 5/5 I love yolks!

  3. sotkata

    Most of the amino acids (protein) in an egg are found in the white. The yolk is mostly fat. The amino acid content of a raw or cooked egg is basically the same, no matter how you cook it.

  4. source1zero

    I had glandular fever for about 2 months and my whole body was completely shot & I was just exhausted every day. Suddenly my body just started CRAVING eggs.. I’ve been eating 4 a day for the last 6 weeks and I’ve never felt better in my life!! Excess fat is literally melting away and my body is building muscle like you wouldn’t believe, even though I’m doing no heavy exercise. As far as I’m concerned, eggs are MAGICAL!!!!

  5. CBasie2856

    You know what, since none of the truth can be found on what everyone should eat and no one can agree on a diet that is healthy for everyone, one day I’m going to have to experience it myself.

    The correct diet can only be one of 3 diets and i don’t know which one yet, but it has to be one of these three:

    1.each individuals diet depends on his metabolism and body rhythm
    2. ? A diet rich in organic meats and plants
    3. Any food as long as it is eaten in moderation(balanced diet)

  6. CBasie2856

    Tommorow I am going to start trying one diet, and the next day see how I feel, through my poop and body rhythm, then start another diet the next day, see how I feel? the day after that.
    Then go to the third one and see how I feel after that.

    One of these diets has to be the truth and I must find it. I will try the processed food diet in moderation and see if it does anything to my body the next day.

  7. jackikurtz

    This increase in dietary cholesterol has been associated with atherosclerosis, the build-up of plaques that can narrow or block blood vessels. (Think about what happens to your kitchen drain pipes when you pour chicken fat down the sink.) If the coronary arteries of the heart become blocked, a heart attack can occur. The blocked artery can also develop rough edges. Plaque can break off and travel, obstructing blood vessels elsewhere. A blocked blood vessel in the brain can trigger a stroke.

  8. jackikurtz

    So, why is there so much talk about cholesterol in our diet? It’s because the level of cholesterol already present in your blood can be increased by high consumption of cholesterol and saturated fat in your diet.

  9. jackikurtz

    Blood Cholesterol vs. Dietary Cholesterol
    It may surprise you to know that our bodies make all the cholesterol we need. About 85 percent of your blood cholesterol level is endogenous, which means it is produced by your body. The other 15 percent or so comes from an external source — your diet. Your dietary cholesterol originates from meat, poultry, fish, seafood and dairy products.

  10. jackikurtz

    so you saying i can eat bacon rapped in fatback with a side of deep fried ice cream and steak and egg yolks for breakfeast and my blood cholestral would not be high. i say this beacuse you said that dietery and blood colesteral are not related. so answer me this atleast why do you need to fast for at least 12 hours before a blood cholestrol test

  11. kingdarko

    i eat soft boiled eggs for breakfast at least 4 days a week, there is miles of difference from caged to free range eggs and miles more to organic. Get the best you can for your budget.

  12. VRJensen1

    Dude the Free Range Eggs Taste So Much Better!!! And the Shells are Thick enough to take some effort to open. No more malnourished Chemically Treated Hormone Fed Eggs For me.
    I’ll only buy Organic Free Range!!!

  13. VRJensen1

    The company doesn’t care unless they can’t get in on the Free Range profits. And I’m hoping that they can only do that if the Chickens are allowed to “Range Free”

  14. polo64wave

    This guy is really misinformed. Free range eggs are just a label slapped on to get you to buy their product over the others. Do you really think the company’s care about the living conditions of chickens?

    Stop spreading nonsense.