Understanding Egg Protein Allergies

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Registered Dietician, talks about the health benefits of egg protein allergies.

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Understanding Egg Protein Allergies

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1

Eggs are considered a priority allergen.

Explanation:

Eggs are considered a priority allergen and are a frequent food allergy.

2

Egg allergy symptoms don't include trouble breathing.

Explanation:

Egg allergy symptoms include rash, nausea, trouble breathing and anaphylactic shock.

3

People can't be allergic to egg whites.

Explanation:

Both the yolk and the white can potentially be allergenic.

4

Egg yolks contain lutein and zeaxanthin.

Explanation:

Egg yolks contain lutein and zeaxanthin, which are associated with improved eye health.

5

Egg yolks are one of many foods that naturally contain vitamin D3.

Explanation:

Egg yolks are one of the only foods besides fish that naturally contain Vitamin D3.

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