are hard boiled eggs healthy or unhealthy?!
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do they make you fat? easy 10 points!!1
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Hard boiled eggs are healthy. The yolks are high in cholesterol, but if you don't have a problem with cholesterol, you don't have to worry.
What makes the eggs fattening is what you add - mayonnaise in egg salad makes eggs a fattening food.
But just a boiled egg with a bit of salt - the best high-protein meal you can eat if you don't have time to prepare a meal.
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Boiled eggs are healthy. If you prefer to lessen any fat content than minimize the amount of yolk you eat.
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They are healthy occasionally, just don't eat like 20 a day.
hard boiled eegs are healtier if you dont eat the yolk.
anything in moderation is good and won't make you fat, hard boiled has less oil, but if you exaggerate it'll make you fat.
boiled eggs I would say are the healthier way to eat eggs.
huh, don't get me into how unhealthy an egg is for you. it has so much cholesterol in it. plus think about what you are really eating. might as well go grab an aborted fetus and grill it up..
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HEALTHY.
Hard-boiled, over-easy, or scrambled, eggs are eggs no matter which way you prefer to eat them. No matter how you prepare them makes a difference in how they fuel your body.
Eggs contain HEALTHY CHOLESTEROL not bad cholesterol, it is a god-given, naturally occuring cholesterol. Eggs are also a great source of protein!
Do they make you fat? If you use eggs to make brownies and sit on yer bum to eat the WHOLE PAN!
Source(s):
http://www.mercola.com/2004/oct/13/eggs_cholesterol.htm
http://www.enc-online.org/issues.htm
http://msucares.com/health/food_safety/ 3rd paragraph
http://www.ediets.com/news/article.cfm/cmi_72680/cid_1
They say eggs are bad for you one minute and good for you the next. So go figure. I say eat one or two and you should be just fine.
Eggs, however they are cooked, are an important part of a normal, healthy balanced diet.
Who, exactly, says they are unhealthy? Do they have medical/scientific qualifications?
As for their cholesterol content, dietary cholesterol is very different from blood cholesterol and it is the levels in blood that are important.
For reliable advice look here:
Source(s):
http://www.eatwell.gov.uk/asksam/healthydiet/eggsandpulsesq/
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