Eggs safe to eat by diabetics

Tannith · May 9, 2018

https://sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/...diovascular-risk--dhtmlespite-conflicting-adv.
Eggs found safe for diabetics to eat in any quantity despite cholesterol content

sally and james · May 9, 2018

Tannith said:
https://sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/...diovascular-risk--dhtmlespite-conflicting-adv.
Eggs found safe for diabetics to eat in any quantity despite cholesterol content

Old news. Didn't even Ancel Keys said that cholesterol levels were not affected by cholesterol in food.
Sally

Bluetit1802 · May 9, 2018

Tannith said:
https://sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/...diovascular-risk--dhtmlespite-conflicting-adv.
Eggs found safe for diabetics to eat in any quantity despite cholesterol content

Very old news! I live off them, and always have.

By the way, your link doesn't work. It says page not found.

Guzzler · May 9, 2018

'Why are eggs so full of cholesterol? Because it takes a lot of cholesterol to build a chicken'. Malcolm Kendrick.

Eggs galore in my home.

LooperCat · May 9, 2018

I eat all the eggs!

bulkbiker · May 9, 2018

https://sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/...iovascular-risk--despite-conflicting-adv.html

hopefully that works...

Jenniewren1958 · May 9, 2018

I eat eggs most days

Bluetit1802 · May 9, 2018

bulkbiker said:
https://sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/...iovascular-risk--despite-conflicting-adv.html

hopefully that works...

Yes it does, thank you.

What planet are these people on and where have they been for the last several years? This really is old news.

bulkbiker · May 9, 2018

Bluetit1802 said:
Yes it does, thank you.

What planet are these people on and where have they been for the last several years? This really is old news.

Several years? Keys even said dietary cholesterol had no effect on blood cholesterol in the 1960's.... I guess they listened to him on all the wrong bits but not on the one bit that was remotely useful...

Guzzler · May 9, 2018

May I make a smug comment? My youngest son's freind keeps rescue chickens as pets. No one in his freind's family like eggs much so for the last few months I have been getting organic, free range 'happy eggs' at no cost. You are all at liberty to spit in disgust at this point

Bluetit1802 · May 9, 2018

Spitting ferociously at my PC screen.

At our previous house we had chickens (and a goat, several dogs, 3 tortoises, a gold fish and a cat) 100% free range within our boundaries (occasionally outside the boundaries) and even in the kitchen. Sometimes the Durrell's Corfu house reminds me of those times. I have never known such delicious eggs. They made the best ever Yorkshire puds, and fried were superb. The yolks were a creamy orange colour. I went out each morning to "pick" them for us.

I have lived off eggs all my life, and never had high cholesterol.

Guzzler · May 9, 2018

Bluetit1802 said:
Spitting ferociously at my PC screen.

At our previous house we had chickens (and a goat, several dogs, 3 tortoises, a gold fish and a cat) 100% free range within our boundaries (occasionally outside the boundaries) and even in the kitchen. Sometimes the Durrell's Corfu house reminds me of those times. I have never known such delicious eggs. They made the best ever Yorkshire puds, and fried were superb. The yolks were a creamy orange colour. I went out each morning to "pick" them for us.

I have lived off eggs all my life, and never had high cholesterol.

I agree, there's just no comparison when it comes to the 'generic' bland eggs from caged birds. I'm really pleased with my Happy Eggs.

dbr10 · May 9, 2018

Guzzler said:
I agree, there's just no comparison when it comes to the 'generic' bland eggs from caged birds. I'm really pleased with my Happy Eggs.

I don't think all the chickens are happy

Guzzler · May 9, 2018

dbr10 said:
I don't think all the chickens are happy

I should have been clearer. I was speaking of eggs that are from happy, free range pet chickens and not about a particular brand. The phrase I used, Happy Eggs, is what I personally call them because the animals are happy. Sorry for any confusion there.

dbr10 · May 9, 2018

Guzzler said:
I should have been clearer. I was speaking of eggs that are from happy, free range pet chickens and not about a particular brand. The phrase I used, Happy Eggs, is what I personally call them because the animals are happy. Sorry for any confusion there.

Sorry. Jumped in too quickly.

Guzzler · May 9, 2018

dbr10 said:
Sorry. Jumped in too quickly.

No problem at all. Your video comment is informative for us all.

Robinredbreast · May 9, 2018

I love eggs, especially scrambled or a delicious Frittita. I sometimes get free eggs from a friend who has 6 chickens and the eggs are so delicious and so fresh too

JohnEGreen · May 9, 2018

My grandson will be so happy to hear this as he eats around 16 eggs a day.

dbr10 · May 9, 2018

Guzzler said:
No problem at all. Your video comment is informative for us all.

It was actually prompted by a recent newspaper report, but I couldn't find that, so I posted the video.

sally and james · May 9, 2018

Don't miss out on goose eggs while they are in season. A single egg contains enough cholesterol to make the average GP run, screaming from the room.
Sally

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