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A member asked:
My husband eats 16 eggs (including yolks) in one meal. should i be worried? he said the rumors about high cholesterol from eggs is bogus.
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Wrong: Your husband is eating 3, 000 mg of cholesterol (daily recommended amount: 300 mg) and he's eating 1, 200 calories. I agree that there's no harm in eating eggs in moderate amounts on occasion but he's over the top.
Answered 7/29/2016
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