egg-white based shakes
#1
egg-white based shakes
I just read a recipe for a protien shake that had egg whites as a (primary) ingredient. Isn't this supposed to be bad for me? Isn't there some dreaded bacterial infection that I am likely to get if I eat raw egg whites?
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They supposedly can lead to samonella poisening though I've heard its less likely with free range eggs.I use to literally go overboard adding whole raw eggs to shakes but stopped for another reason.The raw whites also lead to biotin(B vitamin) depletion and I was noticing signs of dry, itchy,flakey scalp symptoms of biotin deficientcy so I stopped.I think its an acquired taste but I grew to love the taste blended with other ingredients.
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The recipe is :
1/2 cup egg whites
1 cup frozen yogurt
1 cup orange juice
1 cup fruit (ex blueberries)
blend and serve.
1/2 cup egg whites
1 cup frozen yogurt
1 cup orange juice
1 cup fruit (ex blueberries)
blend and serve.
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Another :
1.5 cups skim milk
1/2 cup egg whites
1/2 cup frozen yogurt
1 banana
1 tbsp honey
1.5 cups skim milk
1/2 cup egg whites
1/2 cup frozen yogurt
1 banana
1 tbsp honey
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Actually the whole egg is nearly equally in absorbability to whey concentrate while just the whites are not as complete.Some whey isolates reportedly have higher absorbability but lose some important immune stimulating factions and in fact it is absorbed so quickly it can tend to overflood the capasity for muscle growth use and the excess tend to get used for energy making it highly absorbable but not long lasting.Thus it would be good for postworkout for examle but not at night before sleep to combat a long catabolic period.
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There isn't actually any digestible protein in egg whites.
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#11
Originally posted by velocipedio
There isn't actually any digestible protein in egg whites.
There isn't actually any digestible protein in egg whites.
#12
Originally posted by MtnBikerChk
I read that eggs today are pastuerized so there is little chance of contracting salmonella.
I read that eggs today are pastuerized so there is little chance of contracting salmonella.
There are more palatable and less risky ways to get protein.
#13
Originally posted by roadbuzz
I don't think this is the case. I looked on the egg carton in my 'fridge and there was nothing about being pasteurized, but there was a warning that said, in essence, eggs should be cooked thoroughly before eating.
There are more palatable and less risky ways to get protein.
I don't think this is the case. I looked on the egg carton in my 'fridge and there was nothing about being pasteurized, but there was a warning that said, in essence, eggs should be cooked thoroughly before eating.
There are more palatable and less risky ways to get protein.
1 in 20,000 eggs contains salmonella (according to the USDA).
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#15
Originally posted by MtnBikerChk
1 in 20,000 eggs contains salmonella (according to the USDA).
1 in 20,000 eggs contains salmonella (according to the USDA).
I had a friend that got salmonella (chicken, not eggs). No fun. Life is a gamble, choose your risks (but they should at least taste good!).
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Originally posted by Baboon
Where did you hear that? A lot of bodybuilders swear by egg whites as part of their diet. Six egg whites contain 20g protein and only 100 calories.
Where did you hear that? A lot of bodybuilders swear by egg whites as part of their diet. Six egg whites contain 20g protein and only 100 calories.
Most bodybuilders consume 12 egg whites at a time just to get enough protein to absorb






