The energy in eggs

I recently discovered the energy in eggs. I'm usually tired all the time, and have learned to live that way. I've always known the lack of energy is because of my chocoholism, bad diet and lack of exercise. Lately I started eating a banana at lunch which helps keep me sharp for the afternoon. This weekend I discovered the HUGE amount of energy in eggs. I ate two eggs for breakfast and was busy like a bee all day and night without feeling tired. I noticed there's a difference between regular eggs and Omega 3 eggs. The hens that lay Omega 3 eggs eat seeds that somehow contain fish oil. This makes the eggs have a slight fishy taste. Since I don't like seafood or fish products, I might have to throw out this batch of eggs and buy some regular ones.

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Posted by exercise on January 13, 2008 at 07:04 PM EST #

Omega-3 eggs are usually produced by feeding the hens a flax-based diet, but some producers use fish-meal instead. You could switch to the flax-based ones like Burnbrae farms. Or you could eat regular eggs and eat the flax seeds on the side ;>

Posted by james on January 14, 2008 at 01:03 PM EST #

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