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Eating eggs doesn’t raise bad cholesterol overall, but it makes the good cholesterol bigger and better at cleaning up artery gunk, and turns bad cholesterol into larger, less harmful particles.

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Evidence from Studies

Supporting (1)

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This study found that eating foods like eggs, which have cholesterol, doesn’t raise your bad cholesterol but can actually make your good cholesterol work better and turn your bad cholesterol into a less harmful form — which supports the claim.

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