Egg Protein

Eggs are natural and provide one of the highest quality proteins available through food. Research has shown that eggs keep appetites satisfied, aid in weight management and fat loss and help to preserve lean muscle mass.

Eggs are the perfect breakfast option as they aid in curbing the appetite all day. One egg provides more than six grams of protein, or 14% of the Daily Value or Daily Reference Value for nutrition. The yolk provides nearly half of the protein content, so it is important to eat the whole egg. (Egg Nutrition Center)

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