Posted on January 18, 2009 by blogedward
By Dr. Ben Kim on June 11, 2004
I know it seems almost silly to have a recipe for boiled eggs, but I have found that many people boil their eggs for too long, decreasing the quality of protein and fat that properly cooked and raw eggs provide.
Here’s how to boil an egg to preserve as [...]
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Posted on January 15, 2009 by blogedward
I consider flaxseed as the best source of plant-based Omega 3 fatty acid which is also known as Alpha linolenic acid (ALA). I use it when available in my whey protein mix to help boost up in my essential fatty acids intake. I also find it particularly useful to ground some flaxseed to [...]
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