Nine bad foods you should be eating
Some healthful foods have gotten bad raps they just can’t shake. Do you avoid peanut butter because you think it's super-fattening? Have you banned egg yolk because you're concerned about your heart health? Get the good truth about these and more “misunderstood” foods. By Nicci Micco, M.S., editor-at-large for EatingWell Magazine
The bad rap: A significant source of dietary cholesterol, egg yolks are off-limits for those concerned about heart health.
The good news: Medical experts now emphasize that
saturated fats
The bad rap: A significant source of dietary cholesterol, egg yolks are off-limits for those concerned about heart health.
The good news: Medical experts now emphasize that
saturated fats and trans fats are bigger culprits in raising blood
cholesterol than dietary cholesterol is. Plus, eggs are
super-satisfying: in one study, people who ate a scrambled-egg-and-toast
breakfast felt more satisfied, and ate less at lunch, than they did
when they ate a bagel that had the same number of calories. Egg yolks
contain lutein and zeaxanthin, compounds that research links with
reduced risk for age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the leading
cause of blindness in people over 50.

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