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8 Foods That Are Healthier Than You Thought

Eggs

Eggs do contain some cholesterol, but it isn’t bad for you. According to the American Egg Board, healthy individuals can eat up to two eggs per day without significantly affecting blood cholesterol levels. Eggs are also full of vitamins A, D and the antioxidant lutein. Don’t skip the yolks; there’s just as much protein there as in the whites.

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