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Avoid egg yolks..please ask me directly for personalized diet plan for you
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Yes,but in certain limits, and for this kindly consult to specialist
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Yes but in moderation. Quantity will depend on his lipid profile results and other parameters .
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Will depend upon his recent cholesterol report
And if we want to give him we can give it in a minimum amount
And in some case age factor also depends
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In a balanced way yes.
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Gud morning yes but in moderation.
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Yes, patients with coronary heart disease can eat egg yolks, but it’s important to do so in moderation. Egg yolks contain dietary cholesterol, and while dietary cholesterol may have less impact on blood cholesterol levels than previously thought, it’s still advisable to limit intake. It’s generally recommended to consume no more than 300 milligrams of cholesterol per day, so if you choose to include egg yolks in your diet, it’s important to consider your overall cholesterol intake from other sources as well. Consulting with a healthcare professional or a registered dietitian can provide personalized advice based on your specific health needs.
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Phd(Scholar in Nutrition ),MSc( Dietetics), PGPCNA(USA), International acredated Sports Dietician, Bachelor in Pharmaceutical Technology,
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Have more egg white and less yolk
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There are some cardio protected herbs and diet plan
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Dr. Jagmeet Suri
Dietitian/Nutritionist
18 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Yes, as body 70-80% cholesterol is produce through high carb diet by the liver itself & rest 20% -30% is contributed through Diet so its a myth that egg yolk one can't have prefer half boiled or poached eggs instead of fried eggs forms & must add essential fatty acids to save heart along with antioxidants
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Ms. Kapila
Dietitian/Nutritionist
13 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Hi,
Best is to avoid, if not take in moderation.
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Ms. Barkha Goswami
Dietitian/Nutritionist
6 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Yes he can but quantity can be decided after see cholesterol parameters.
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Ms. Samriddha Dasgupta Sarkar
Clinical Nutritionist
22 yrs exp
Kolkata
Yes..1 per day..
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Ms. Syeda Rumana
Dietitian/Nutritionist
5 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi, yes but in moderation.not everyday.
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Ms. Swarn Shikha Sharma
Dietitian/Nutritionist
19 yrs exp
Delhi
In moderation yes. Better is to share the reports and take diet Plan accordingly. As medical diet should be on the basis of medical parameters and lifestyle. General diet and recommendation will not suit.
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