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🥚 Eggs are one of the most affordable and nutritious foods for seniors — packed with protein, vitamins, and brain-protecting nutrients. But here’s the shocking truth: the way you handle and eat eggs after 60 can make them either a superfood or a silent health risk. In this video, we reveal the 7 most dangerous mistakes seniors make with eggs, ranked from #7 down to #1. Each mistake is backed by science, explained in plain language, and tied to real health risks like Salmonella infections, heart problems, and even stroke. These are errors millions make every week without realizing they could be life-threatening — especially for older adults with weaker immune systems.
From eating runny yolks 🍳 … to cooking in scratched nonstick pans ⚠️ … to washing eggs the wrong way 🚫 … you’ll discover the hidden traps that can turn a healthy breakfast into a medical emergency.
👉 Let us know in the comments: how often do you eat eggs, and how do you usually cook them? We’ll be reading and replying because your story might help another senior avoid a fatal mistake.
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⌛Timestamps:
⏱️ Intro - 00:00
❌ Mistake No.7 – 01:30
❌ Mistake No.6 – 03:46
❌ Mistake No.5 – 06:03
❌ Mistake No.4 – 08:05
❌ Mistake No.3 – 10:10
❌ Mistake No.2 – 12:16
❌ Mistake No.1 – 14:39

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🔬 Research Sources Cited in This Video:

Greig JD et al. “Outbreaks of enteric illness associated with shell eggs, United States, 1990–2019.” Foodborne Pathogens and Disease. 2021.
Howard SJ et al. “Eggs and Salmonella: consumer risks and the effectiveness of interventions.” Journal of Food Protection. 2020.
Miranda JM et al. “Egg consumption, cardiovascular disease and diabetes: a review of recent evidence.” Nutrients. 2018.
National Institute on Aging. “Older adults and food safety.” U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. 2020.
Zazpe I et al. “Egg consumption and risk of cardiovascular disease in the SUN Project.” European Journal of Nutrition. 2019.
Shim YH et al. “Influence of egg storage on quality and safety.” Korean Journal for Food Science of Animal Resources. 2016.
Stadelman WJ. “The incredibly functional egg.” Poultry Science. 2000.
McNamara DJ. “The impact of egg limitations on coronary heart disease risk: do the numbers add up?” Journal of the American College of Nutrition. 2000.
European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). “Scientific opinion on Salmonella in table eggs.” EFSA Journal. 2014.
American Heart Association. “Dietary cholesterol and cardiovascular risk.” Circulation. 2019.
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