Eggs might help your heart, not harm it - Harvard Health

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Last updated 17 Jul 2024
Eggs might help your heart, not harm it - Harvard Health
A study found that people with diabetes or prediabetes who ate 12 eggs a week saw no increase in their cardiovascular risk factors compared with those who ate two eggs or fewer. Another study found that people who ate an egg per day had a lower risk of heart disease compared with those who did not eat any eggs.
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