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O 3 A single egg yolk contains roughly 200 300 mg of dietary cholesterol

O-3 - A single egg yolk contains roughly 200-300 mg of dietary cholesterol

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type
observation
id
O-3
statement
A single egg yolk (whole large egg ~185-300 mg) contains on the order of 200-300 mg of dietary cholesterol, almost all in the yolk (here one extra-large egg raised intake from 97 to 418 mg/day).
source
S-12
additional_sources
  • S-1 - DIABEGG high-egg diet and cardiovascular risk factors in type 2 diabetes, 3-month RCT
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  • O-15 - A large egg contains roughly 185-200 mg of dietary cholesterol, almost all in the yolk
locator
  • S-12: Methods (diet composition)
  • S-1 - DIABEGG high-egg diet and cardiovascular risk factors in type 2 diabetes, 3-month RCT: Introduction (background)
generally_known
true
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  • main report - Is habitual egg consumption net beneficial, harmful, or neutral for human health
  • O-15 - A large egg contains roughly 185-200 mg of dietary cholesterol, almost all in the yolk
  • S-12 - Ingestion of egg raises plasma low density lipoproteins in free-living subjects

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