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Are eggs good for diabetics? Are eggs bad for you? Will they raise your cholesterol and give you a heart attack?


For years we've been warned about eating eggs because they are high in cholesterol.
High blood sugar is usually accompanied by high blood cholesterol and high blood pressure. As a result, many diabetics have been warned not to eat eggs and red meat.

Learn the many benefits that eating eggs can give you. Learn about the importance of cholesterol in the body and why you need it. Find out more about how the body uses cholesterol and if eggs are something you should include in your diet to lower your blood sugar.

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