One egg a day? Perfectly OK
Uneasy egg eaters can take solace: Moderate egg consumption is part of a healthy diet.
Uneasy egg eaters can take solace: Moderate egg consumption is part of a healthy diet.
There's no such thing as the perfect morning meal—but there is one that's just right for you.
It can't get more scrumptious or simple: Fresh, clean greens. Hard-boiled eggs. Sweet corn. Diced tomatoes and your choice of veggies.
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Piece together a suitable meal plan that works for your needs.
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Years-long food sustainability research determines humanity must cut down on meat consumption and adopt a mostly plant-based diet to keep from depleting resources.
Heed the recommended daily intake to maintain an active and healthy life.
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The mighty egg is a powerhouse in the protein and vitamins department—but don't overdo it.
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