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A recent health review indicates that consuming eggs in the morning may aid individuals in boosting their protein consumption and assisting with weight control. A standard large egg contains approximately 6.28 grams of protein and around 72 calories. The study referenced in the article points out that having eggs for breakfast could enhance feelings of fullness and decrease appetite later in the day. For optimal muscle development, it may be more effective to consume eggs post-exercise or later in the day to facilitate muscle protein synthesis. Experts also suggest distributing protein intake evenly throughout the day as part of a well-rounded diet.
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00:00When is the best time to eat eggs? New health guidance suggests timing may matter.
00:04For protein, breakfast could be your best option. One large egg provides about 6.2 to 8 grams of
00:11protein. Eggs can also help you feel fuller through the morning. That may help reduce hunger
00:16and cravings later. And one large egg contains about 72 calories. But muscle growth may tell
00:22a different story. Eating eggs after a workout may support muscle protein synthesis. The protein
00:29helps provide amino acids needed for muscle repair. Whole eggs also provide healthy fats
00:34and other nutrients. Experts say spreading protein throughout the day is important. So
00:39morning eggs may help with protein and weight management. While post-workout eggs may better
00:44support muscle growth. Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or
00:49enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI generated.
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