Chicken Eggs and ER+?
Hello
I just wondered how people who were adjusting their diet felt about egg consumption.
In my thoroughly unscientific mind I equate an egg to oestrogen. I mean, a chicken egg must surely contain some oestrogen - mustn't it?!
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Not sure on the estrogen issue but one (organic) egg a day was recommended to me during rads, I think mainly for zinc intake.
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I haven't heard anything about eggs and ER+ (which I am too).
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I'm 95% ER+ and Hate to eat eggs. I think it's an interesting theory though.
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ya know.....
it would make sense that eggs are mainly estrogen and all hormones due to the fact that they are basically embryos......
i have never confirmed whether they are good to eat for er +....
i would be interested to find out....
hugs kosh
hugs kosh
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I didn't know chickens made estrogen....
I don't think it has anything to do with it
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I read a newspaper article some years ago ( about 15 years ago0 , taken from a study done, that chicken meat contains a lot of oestrogen, and that anyone who is worried about breast cancer, or in whose family there has been breast cancer, should eat little or no chicken.
How much natural oestrogen there is in eggs i don't know but chickens are fed with so much hormones, soy, antibiotics and chemicals that we must be very afraid. I assume there is oestrogen in eggs.
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The only reason to limit eggs is when you are generally trying to limit the animal fat in your diet. Not because eggs have estrogen.
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I should add that eggs are a great source of vitamin D and most of us are trying to get/keep those levels up.
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http://dherbs.com/articles/eggs-8.html
Just found this----
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She gives no scientific backing to her claims.
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