Eggs in Diet Debate Sparks Health Questions
Sacramento reports new UCLA research suggests healthy individuals without cholesterol problems may safely eat eggs. The piece surveys industry figures, critics, and ads battles as producers push egg white products like Egg Beater and Second Nature while health groups warn about cholesterol.
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The Country Parson on Egg Market Orders
Hooper an egg farmer from San Diego disputes proposed state marketing orders aimed at egg producers. He argues such orders favor bureaucrats and in-group rivals, deny broad harm from no cholesterol products, and says this year is not exceptionally bad for egg men.
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Eggs promotion ads approved by California board
The Eye Advisory Board in Sacramento voted to spend 125000 on radio ads for eggs and up to 15000 on 200 copies of a new eggs film. They plan 10 million UCLA research summaries showing eggs do not raise healthy people's blood cholesterol, with packaging on egg cartons.
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