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Nutrient data: UK Composition of Foods (CoFID) 2021 and USDA FoodData Central. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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Eggs (boiled)

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  • Type 2 diabetesChooseBeans, pulses, fish, eggs and lean meat give protein and minerals. Include some each day; usual portions
  • High blood pressureChooseBeans, pulses, fish, eggs and lean meat give protein and minerals. Include some each day; usual portions
  • High cholesterolChooseBeans, pulses, fish, eggs and lean meat give protein and minerals. Include some each day; usual portions
  • Kidney disease (stage 3)ChooseBeans, pulses, fish, eggs and lean meat give protein and minerals. Include some each day; usual portions
  • GoutChooseBeans, pulses, fish, eggs and lean meat give protein and minerals. Include some each day; usual portions
  • PrediabetesChooseBeans, pulses, fish, eggs and lean meat give protein and minerals. Include some each day; usual portions
  • Fatty liverChooseBeans, pulses, fish, eggs and lean meat give protein and minerals. Include some each day; usual portions
  • Overweight and obesityChooseBeans, pulses, fish, eggs and lean meat give protein and minerals. Include some each day; usual portions

Per 100 g: 141 mg potassium, 150 mg sodium, 0 g sugars (UK Composition of Foods (CoFID) 2021).

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