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How many eggs daily?

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Hi all,

Though my dietitian told me that I can eat 6 eggs per day, but some days back one of my relatives told me that it is dangerous to eat more than 2 eggs per, as she knows someone who used to have 6 eggs / day during his gym training and got minor heart attack after 3-4 months and doc ask him to cut down on eggs. I was eating eggs earlier , but in less quantity....I want to know from experienced people who are eating since long...how much eggs/day is safe regularly?I dont eat no-veg, so have limited source of protein apart from egg.

Thanks

Krish

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MikePollard

Eat as many as you like. The nonsense that cholesterol will kill you is finally being laid to rest:

edition.cnn.com/2015/02/19/...

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karch in reply toMikePollard

Thanks for link...it is a good article...Good that there are people like you in forum...who are there to allay the fears related to diet and heath

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There is no correlation between eggs-cholesterol and heart attack.

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karch

You will discover that Cherry picking is done by everyone either in small or big scale...you are right ...high carbs and then respected doctors are there to diagnose the cause of problem...main problem is that doctors once graduated from good colleges and start getting customers dont bother to upgrade their knowledge and they somehow sustain .unlike software industry...medical industry is always profitable without much upgradation: )now we have extra responsibility to keep updated regarding health for the good of family...apart from all other duties: )

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rameshrao

Hi,

It is not necessary what suited other will suit . It is a broad idea . Only thing that help to observe minutely the EFFECT of a particular food on body and adjust accordingly

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Ramesh Rao

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karch in reply torameshrao

: ): ) That's what I was waiting to hear from some experienced person...After all experience is the best teacher: ): )

Thanks Ramesh ji!!!

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karch

really??? I was always thinking that with growing age we need less cholesterol as we already must have accumulated a lot:):)

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Wynad

I am 76 now and consumes eggs from my younger days. For number of years I used to take a minimum of couple of half boiled eggs a day. Being insulin dependent for the last five years, I am following a strict diet pattern now-a-days and limited the egg consumption to one a day.

If my life so far is taken into consideration consumption of eggs does not have any ill effects on health. On the contrary eggs provide sufficient nutrients to the body.

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karch in reply toWynad

Thanks for sharing your experience....You are accustomed of eating egg...so your body welcomes it even if you consume it in high quantity.I was pure vegetarian till I got diabetes...now I am forced to eat egg because of its nutritional values...people say if we suddenly give a load of anything which we did not eat since childhood...body feels a shock...so I was concerned how to incorporate good amount say 3-4 eggs in daily diet , so that body does not feel shock either for cholesterol or sodium in egg.

American will publish/prescribe which boosts their industry,after so many decades they say high cholesterol is not bad for health simply to sell theirs cholesterol lowering drugs. These studies are farce and misleading,do not depend entirely on it,as we do not follow ADA guidelines on diabetes. There should not be double stranded.

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karch in reply to

We have a single life to live and there is no reset button to redo the things:): )...so better to talk to people and learn from other's experience than first experiment and then say "I wish there should have been a reset button in life"...rather than getting lost by finding all contradictory type of research on internet...i would rather rely on people who are experienced and seen and know much more than me ...though well educated or not ...again I say all books ...science ...research papers are just result of first observation...experiment then turned to experience:) : )...so experience is best teacher

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Hi,

I fully endorse your views and add that the studies /prescribes are applicable for Americans / Europeans not for Indians simply because their food habits and weather differs opposite to ours.

Ramesh Rao

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karch in reply torameshrao

And then our genes are programmed according to our ancestors diet ...for example 2-3 yrs old korean kids eat banana and yogurt while standing on bus stand while it is snowing and temp less then -10 ...just dare to do the same...you will definitely get bad cold...there are 10 more things I can tell u ...which can clearly indicate that genetic and general food habits do make difference ...every body tolerance power to different things is not same

I am more experienced than you ,mind,do not fool the peoples.

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I respect your experience... you have to guide me now...:) :)

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karch

In India...mostly people listen to their elders experience...like my wife's mother never allow them to eat eggs more than 2 in a day saying it creates heat in body:):) She must not be aware of ADA guidelines:):) Thats the experience people sharing with generations.... IF you see people were much healthier than today...following certain guidelines from elders in family...

My brother's wife told me that her cholesterol went high recently , when she suddenly started taking 2 eggs daily...before that none at all since childhood...she is quite calculated in eating healthy and less sugar ...so only asked me follow precautions regarding eggs

Her told me the case of her close relative getting minor heart attack after suddenly increasing egg intake...So I just went slow on egg

I have to first care about myself rather than India or USA:) :)

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karch

:):) I am not going to print my cv here:):)I was talking about experience wrt age and years person spent being diabetic:):)

I really like you people to know why I posted like that...I replied to Anup the whole scenario...Its better that everyone should know about these kind of incidences

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karch

Right now I have problem of diabetes and slight thyroid issue...for thyroid issue doctor did not prescribe any medication.With precautions and yoga it got corrected, but since 2 months its resurfaced again though slight...

For diabetes I am taking MF for diabetes and practicing to follow LCHF, I am working full time and my family is not with me right now...so not able to give much to experiment with LCHF by myself to be frank...My fasting is around 105-110.

Right now I am struggling to put on weight...my mother is really concerned about my weight:):) to make her happy I am working to gain weight:):)

Skin near my ankles got brown initially ...but after doing yoga regularly and using neem tulsi powder skin problem resolved...

To make things lighter many times my tone is little bit jolly...please dont mind...these experience issue:):)

I know you people are working hard and much more experienced and have much more knowledge than me

I am just a new admission:):)

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karch

reagarding "person whom you told that don't fool people and that you have more experience." please read again and carefully

Adiabetic2015

I am more experienced than you ,mind,do not fool the peoples.

its not me...I never boast about experience

I never said I am more experienced and dont fool the people...

Please focus on the main issue...dont make the "experience" a issue...We are getting more and more diverted from the topic

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karch

@difidend...I was eagerly waiting to hear your experience...I am politely requesting you to share your milestones , which you achieved with any of the method...We all are here as support group for each other...

I do my best not to offend anyone... :) :) :) :)

(I just learned making smiley from George Sir)

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GVGnanasooriyam

Even twins are not identical though they appear to be. Eggs’ response therefore differs from person to person. Why we are focusing so much on eggs only? There are Soy products, milk, curd, vegetable, and also fish, meat a full spectrum of foods high in what is available in eggs -to eat and enjoy life as an LCHF eater. Freeing our self from following the traditions is prerequisite to ‘begin our search’ for the right thing!

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karch

Eggs gives excellent results when comes to blood sugar spikes...its low carb high protien food...with full nutition.chicken ,fish are not an option for me right now...i dont like smell +taste...

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