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Eggs and heart disease risk: perpetuating the misperception. J Donald,McNamara - 《American Journal of Clinical Nutrition》 被引量: 50发表: 2002年 Eggs and heart disease risk: Perpetuating the misperception (multiple letters) D.J. McNamara,MB Katan,RM Weggemans,... - 《American Journal of ...
The yolk in eggs can increase the level of LDL (bad) cholesterol in your blood. Studies show a link between eating eggs and heart disease; however, others show that eating one egg a day does not impact heart disease risk if you're healthy, and the impact eggs can have on cholesterol l...
that each additional half of an egg consumed per day is associated with a six percent higher risk of cardiovascular disease. But it’s important to note that when they adjusted foroverallcholesterol in someone’s diet, the relationship between eggs and heart disease wasn’t statistically ...
Dietary cholesterol, eggs and coronary heart disease risk in perspective - Lee, Griffin () Citation Context ...nary artery disease [4]. Hence, the consumption of table eggs has decreased in many developed countries during the last 4 decades due to these perceptions about cholesterol [1]. ...
Eggs andHeart Disease Researchers published a blanket warning in theCanadian Journal of Cardiology,informing readers that ceasing egg consumption after a heart attack would be “a necessary act, but late.” In the previously mentioned 14-study review, researchers found that people who consumed the ...
While some studies found a link between eating eggs and heart disease, those same studies also suggested that there may be another reason for such results. Since people who eat eggs also eat meat products, such as bacon, sausage and beef, they are at an increased risk of heart disease. Th...
A new study in the journal Heart had some surprising news about the health benefits of eggs, such as reducing the risk of heart disease and stroke.
When Li and his colleagues compared the daily egg consumers to those who avoided the food, they found a significant difference. People who ate an egg a day were 28 percent less likely to be killed by hemorrhagic stroke and 18 percent less likely to die from heart disease. ...