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Eggs might not be a part of your daily diet, but they certainly need to be added to your meals more frequently
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Eggs are also known as nature’s multivitamin, as they offer multiple nutritional benefits
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One whole egg is loaded with vitamins, like vitamin B12, B2 (riboflavin) and B5 (pantothenic acid)
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About twenty two percent of the recommended dietary allowance for selenium can be met by consuming one large egg
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Eggs can also aid in enhancing the cholesterol profile and they elevate the levels of High Density Lipoprotein
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High quality proteins and amino acids are a part of nature’s multivitamin — yet another reason for you to eat eggs
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Two antioxidants present in eggs, called lutein and zeaxanthin, help in protecting the sensory part of the eye
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Eating eggs for breakfast has also been recommended, and it may indirectly lead to fat loss by keeping you full
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Whether it’s egg’s Benedict, or a French toast, your intake of eggs need not be restricted to just boiled eggs
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Eggs are one of the most nutritious foods you may consume, offering almost all vitamins and minerals your body needs