Eggs

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Require small amounts of potent animal protein? Go for eggs!

Egg whites rich in ‘complete’ protein (it contains all the essential amino acids) and yolks rich in many powerful nutrients.

Benefits:
- Optimum growth - their protein helps build, repair and strengthen
- Eye health (yes me and eyes again) - rich in Lutein, Zeaxanthin, omega 3, vit A and zinc
- Heart and Brain health - rich in Omega 3, lecithin, choline, all B vits, vit D, zinc
- Prevent birth defects - rich in B vits and choline
- Worried about cholesterol? Don’t be! Eggs actually help remove cholesterol from the liver and make it available for energy; they also increase ‘ good cholesterol’ levels
- Weight loss - eggs are filling so they keep you satisfied and full for longer after eating

In Chinese Medicine, eggs are seen as tonifying blood and yin; but they also promote dampness so limit eggs if you have signs like mucus; they also contribute to ‘wind’ conditions such as strokes and spasms, so again limit them if worried about these conditions.

Eggs can cause allergic reactions for some; anaphylaxis is less common but hives, diarrhoea and wheezing may be experienced, so caution is needed here.

Unless you are a vegan, including cooked small amounts of eggs in your diet seems safe and healthy!

Ghila Bali

After many years of my friends pushing me to do so, I’ve finally decided to share the fruits of my 30+ years of health and wellness knowledge.


Following a Ph.D in Economics I had a complete career change and studied Traditional Chinese Medicine, graduating as an Acupuncturist over 25 years ago. Since then I have continued to study - completing degrees in Chinese Herbs and Naturopathic Nutrition and becoming a Reiki Healer.


I continue to treat patients and am an avid reader of all things health. This page aims to provide a consolidated account of my past and continued learnings.


I hope you enjoy it and that it helps you take control of your health and better understand your body and mind.

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