Few foods spark as much quiet disagreement at the breakfast table as the humble egg. It’s affordable, endlessly versatile, and shows up in dishes across nearly every culture and cuisine. Nutrition experts generally agree it’s a smart addition to most diets, but a smaller, more specific question keeps surfacing in medical offices and family kitchens alike: whether certain people, because of existing health conditions, need to think differently about how many eggs they eat and… Continue Reading ⬇️
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