Tuesday, January 24, 2023

More "trust the science" this time on eggs...

Editor's note: Any news coming out of the UK including the Express, Daily Online, The Telegraph, the BBC or The Times, is is definitely not news. This article by the Express on eggs is psychological warfare and is being used for two reasons the least of which is coming up with a scapegoat for the number of deaths related to the "Covid countermeasures" bioweapon This is conveniently used as a further attack on food supply chains (farmers can't pay the costs to raise chickens) with UK media sources primary task of fear-mongering setting events in motion. This news is released during an egg shortage.
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Source: Express

Blood clots: Compound found in eggs linked to an enhanced risk of blood clotting

BLOOD clotting is a normal response to injury. Sometimes, however, it can lead to cramps, pain and swelling, and if it enters the circulatory system, it can be fatal. In a small study, one popular breakfast food has been linked to the condition.

By SOLEN LE NET | January 22, 2022

Blood clots typically form in the veins of the legs, arms, groin. It is when they break off and travel to other parts of the body, such as the lungs, that they pose a risk. Typically risk factors for blood clotting include surgery, cancer, and pregnancy. The findings from one small study, however, imply that a nutrient found in eggs and meat may also increase the risk of blood clotting.

The study conducted by Cleveland Clinic, suggested that choline could make the blood more prone to clotting. Choline is sometimes sold in over-the-counter dietary supplements. It is deemed an essential nutrient that is widely recommended for optimal health. According to Medical News Today, it supports various bodily functions, including cellular growth and metabolism.
Blood clots: Choline may increase the risk of an event (Image: Getty)

The body makes some choline, but the majority comes from dietary sources.

Researchers found that consuming the nutrient in high concentrations could lead to cause clotting, however.

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