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Help please! is eating too much eggs bad for you?
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Eating eggs: Not sure of your definition of "too many eggs" but eggs are an amazingly good food and get a lot of "bad rap" about cholesterol. Eating 2-4 eggs per week is not harmful and can be good for you. Be sure to purchase free-range, organic eggs for the best overall health of your diet.
Answered 8/17/2013
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