Health Benefits Of Eggs

Eggs...
Eggs are excellent source of protein. Also eggs are one of few foods naturally containing vitamin D. They are also natural good source of vitamin A, B2, B6, B12 and folio acid and minerals such as iron,  calcium, potassium and phosphorus.
There are several health benefits that can be derived from eggs:

  • Brain Health 
Eggs contain vitamins and minerals that are needed for the regular functioning of cells, including brain, nervous system, memory and metabolism.


  • Strong Muscles 
The protein within eggs helps keep muscle working well while slowing the Rate at which they are lost.


  • Energy 
Eggs contains all the daily vitamins and minerals that are needed to produce energy in all the cells of the body.


  • Healthy Immune System 
Vitamin A, vitamin B12 and selenium are key to keeping the immune system healthy.


  • Eyesight 
Lutein and zeaxanthin help to prevent macular degeneration, the leading cause of age related blindness. Other vitamins also promote good vision.


  • Lower Risk of Heart Disease
Choline plays an important part in breaking down the amino acid homocysteine, which is associated with the development of Heart disease.


  • Weight Loss And Maintenance 
The high quality of protein within eggs might help keep people energies and feeling fuller for longer.


  • Skin Benefits 
Some vitamins and minerals with in egg help promote healthy skin and prevent the breakdown body tissues, a strong immune system also contributes to a healthy look overall.


Omega-3 Fatty Acids 
Eggs are also a rich supply of Omega-3 fatty acids. These are predominantly in the form of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), which helps with the maintenance of brain function and normal vision. These fatty acids are most commonly found in oily fish and so eggs provide an alternative sources for people that are unable to eat fish.

Facts

  • Around 9 per cent of an Egg's content is fat, found almost exclusively in the yolk. 
  • One large egg contains about 5 grams of fat. The majority of fat in an egg is unsaturated and is regarded to be the best type of fat to be included in a balance diet. Saturated fat should be limited to less than 10 per cent of your daily calories. For example, a diet consisting of 1800 calories should limit saturated fat to no more than 20 grams. A large egg contains less than 2 grams of saturated fat.
  • Eggs are known for containing cholesterol.
  • They are one of the most commonly consumed animal products in the world.
  • Eggs contains many vitamins and minerals that are essential part of a healthy diet, eggs are a readily available in expensive source of food. 
  • The United States is regarded as the world largest exporter of eggs. In fact,  in 2017 the per capita consumption is expected to be 275.8.

Boiled or Fried Egg? 

Eating eggs during winters is different, some prefer to boil eggs and some people like to eat omelet. You should boil the egg or fry it. 


  • Is it right to eat fried egg? 
If you like to eat omelet, you will be very sad to know that this egg is not the right way to eat because more oil is used to make omelet. If you eat more omelet then your health may have a bad effect, and consequently your cholesterol content may increase in your body.


  • Is eating boiled egg is right? 
It is the best way to eat the egg. Boiled eggs play an important role in keeping your body healthy. Along with protecting the eyes, it also provides vital vitamins to strengthen your bones. But when you eat fried eggs then some nutrients present in them are destroyed. That is why we would like to tell you the boiling eggs is the best and healthy way to eat. 

Nutritional facts list

  • Vitamin A
Maintain the skin, immune system, and normal vision.


  • Vitamin B2, B5, B12
Aids energy metabolism, red blood cells,  vision, and the nervous system, mental functioning.


  • Vitamin D
Keeps bones and teeth healthy and aids absorption of calcium.


  • Vitamin E
Keeps the reproductive system, nervous system, and muscles healthy. 


  • Biotin
Metabolism, maintains skin hair,  and the immune system.


  • Folio acid 
Tissue growth during pregnancy 


  • Choline 
Aids fat metabolism and liver function.


  • Protein 
Protein needed for building and maintaining muscle, organs, skin, and tissue and also producing antibodies, enzymes, and hormones. 

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