

Microblog: The Essential Minerals and Vitamins of the Egg


šFinalĀ @CarnivoreCureĀ egg infographic! Yes it looks squished. Imagine it in a 6×9 (rectangular) color book. Itāll look better.
š„Most of the other nutrition infographics look similar to the ones I’ve shared but I love this egg.
š§ I’ve recreated these nutrient-dense infographics so many ways now, that I’m beginning to memorize daily values!
āWant to hear a not-so-interesting-fact that you’ll probably never care about but secretly kind of think it’s interesting?
āļøB1, B2, B3, B5, B6 are all in milligrams. You would think then that B9 and B12 would be in milligrams (mg). Right?
āWrong. They are in micrograms (mcg).
š¤·š»āāļøMakes sense for other vitamins and minerals, but you would think all the vitamin Bs would be the same. Makes me wonder how accurate the daily values are…
I digress.
š³If you can tolerate eggs, I highly recommend having them. After doing so much research on nutrient profiles for meats, egg yolks are truly a perfect nutrient-rich food.
šI have a full blog post that talks about eggs, how to choose them and even some egg carnivore recipes. You can find it here: https://www.nutritionwithjudy.com/the-incredible-edible-egg/.
š”I know so many people believe the richer the amber yolk, the more nutrient-rich the egg. Sorry but that’s not entirely true. Go read the blog post and you’ll know why.
Or get theĀ @carnivorecureĀ book.
šIāve also been writing occasional blog posts and have been bad about sharing. Thereās one on migraines, foods to eat to live forever and one on hand sanitizers.
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