>>76324926 While it has been established that eggs contain cholesterol, it has not yet been proven conclusively that they actually raise the level of serum cholesterol in the human bloodstream.
on average I've had 6-7 eggs every day and so far I've been ok the more you have the better I guess, don't forget to check your kidneys once in a while tho because if you have any conditions then a high protein diet might make things worse
>>76324969 > food has cholesterol in it > you eat it > somehow the cholesterol doesn't act in the way that dietary cholesterol has been proven to work for every other food
Please make it make sense, because it feels like a pathetic cope
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7/2/2025, 12:12:56 AM No.76327060
>>76324909 (OP) i eat 6 every single morning, i'm thinking about switching to like 10 whites no yolks though because i feel fat as shit eating the yolks even though i only eat one other meal in the day
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7/2/2025, 12:50:10 AM No.76327201
>>76325090 6 eggs is like 30g of protein isn't? It's not the 1g if protein per lbs of weight some people are on here.
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 1:03:36 AM No.76327256
>>76324909 (OP) I eat eggs reactively. No prescribed amount. Just if I have what feels like a low test day I'll have Cantonese/Hong Kong style scrambled eggs. I usually go through a dozen eggs once a month.
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 1:51:48 AM No.76327425
>>76326113 Viewing things is a sign of faggot. Don't ass you and me cum boy.
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 1:52:45 AM No.76327427
Forced meme desu
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7/2/2025, 1:54:49 AM No.76327433
>>76324909 (OP) Are ducks much harder than chickens? Everyone talks about them spraying shit but my chickens aren't exactly clean either.
>>76327433 I wouldn't say they're harder. Only downsides are you need to give them somewhere to wash themselves, a kiddy pool works, and they don't eat all your scraps. They do lay eggs in winter where as chickens don't though. I would choose chickens because they eat my scraps, but ducks because eggs all year.