Ovotherm

Original Research on:
Short-Term Effect of Eggs on Satiety in
Overweight and Obese Subjects

Egg Breakfast and Short –Term Satiety

Marketing Egg Nutrition by Dr. D.J. McNamara
The New Egg – A World of Possibilities.
There is a change of heart, which means: Traditional is not always the best way.
A new image for eggs: The many postives.
Functional eggs (…)

Eggs as a Functional Food: We´ve Only Just Begun
By: Dr. Donald McNamara
We all know that eggs have the highest quality protein you can buy in the supermarket, and you can buy them at the lowest cost per pound of any animal protein source. In addition eggs contain practically every essential vitamin and mineral needed by humans except for vitamin C. (…)

Eggs – Unscrambling The Facts. By Dr. J. Gray
What is a healthy diet?
Using eggs as part of a healthy diet.
What about cholesterol?
And what about salmonella?
When handling eggs always follow these (…)

Cholesterol – Facts by Dr. M. Smith
What is Cholesterol?
What is the difference between blood cholesterol and dietary cholesterol?
How important is unsaturated fat?
Healthy Eating (…)

Don’t Forget The Eggs! An Egg a Day is now OK
No link between eggs and heart disease.
The link between Fat and Cholesterol.
How many eggs can I eat?
How to incorporate eggs in a heart healthy eating plan? (…)

Think Eggs!
Nutrient-Rich (...)
Protein, Iron, Vitamin D (...)
Convenience (...)
Keeping Fit (…)

An Egg a Day is OK – for your Pet
According to Dr Ian Billinghurst, Australian veterinary surgeon and speaker at IEC Sydney 2004, whole eggs (raw or cooked) fed daily to pets offer numerous health benefits. His claims are supported by local veterinary surgeon Dr Alex Melrose (B.V.Sc., M.R.V.C.S.), who refers to eggs as ‘natural health food for cats and dogs’.