calveless wonder New member Dec 4, 2003 #1 does the body absorb raw eggs any differently than cooked eggs? as far as protein is concerned?
anthrax MVP EF VIP Dec 5, 2003 #2 yes But beware of salmonela if you eat them raw (unless you take pasteurized egg whites whiwh are safe) what's more some people are more alergic to raw eggs than cooked ones
yes But beware of salmonela if you eat them raw (unless you take pasteurized egg whites whiwh are safe) what's more some people are more alergic to raw eggs than cooked ones
calveless wonder New member Dec 5, 2003 #3 Anthrax said: yes But beware of salmonela if you eat them raw (unless you take pasteurized egg whites whiwh are safe) what's more some people are more alergic to raw eggs than cooked ones Click to expand... yes what? yes the protein used by the body is the same? or yes its not?
Anthrax said: yes But beware of salmonela if you eat them raw (unless you take pasteurized egg whites whiwh are safe) what's more some people are more alergic to raw eggs than cooked ones Click to expand... yes what? yes the protein used by the body is the same? or yes its not?
anthrax MVP EF VIP Dec 5, 2003 #4 calveless wonder said: yes what? yes the protein used by the body is the same? or yes its not? Click to expand... yes, same protein absorption
calveless wonder said: yes what? yes the protein used by the body is the same? or yes its not? Click to expand... yes, same protein absorption
M Mr.X Guest Dec 5, 2003 #5 calveless wonder said: does the body absorb raw eggs any differently than cooked eggs? as far as protein is concerned? Click to expand... Besides the deadly salmonela, the absorption rate is the same as cook, mabe a bit faster - don't think there is much difference besides taste. Mr.X
calveless wonder said: does the body absorb raw eggs any differently than cooked eggs? as far as protein is concerned? Click to expand... Besides the deadly salmonela, the absorption rate is the same as cook, mabe a bit faster - don't think there is much difference besides taste. Mr.X