Yolk as the Healthiest part of the Egg and rich source of protein

Egg is one of the foods that is very rich in proteinchicken, your cholesterol level will not skyrocket. This
and other essential vitamins. However, in the recentis because when you eat any food that contains a
time, people form the opinion that the “Yolk”high amount of dietary cholesterol, your body
is not good for consumption, and that yourregulates its internal production of cholesterol to
cholesterol level will increase if you eat this part ofbalance things up and if you fail to eat enough
the egg. Some people are confused of which partcholesterol, your body simply produces more because
they should eat and which part they should throwcholesterol has tons of important functions in the
away. They are of the opinion that eating whole eggbody. High cholesterol is not a disease but a very
will increase your cholesterol which is far from beingimportant substance in your body with vitally
true.important functions.
However, there are eggs from the grocery storeIn addition, by throwing out the yolk of an egg, you
and those from the local farm where chicken movesare throwing away the most essential nutrient dense,
about freely roaming and healthy. Those from theantioxidant-rich vitamin and mineral loaded portion of
grocery store have pale yellow yolks and thin weakit. Yolk contains so many B-vitamins, trace minerals,
shells and they feed on chemical mixed feeds whilevitamin A, Folate, Choline and other powerful
those from the local farm are with thick shell andnutrients.
deep orange colored yolks indicating much higherIn conclusion, eggs white are almost devoid of
nutrition levels as against those from the grocerynutrition compared to yolks. The protein in egg white
store.is not as powerful without the yolk to balance out
Also, those eggs from the cheap grocery storethe amino acid profile and make the protein more
contains higher omega-6 level and lower omega-3bio-available. Yolk contains more than 90% of the
level while the healthier local farm chickens that arecalcium, iron, phosphorus, zinc, thiamin, B6, folate, B12
allowed to feed on natural feeds are very rich inand panthothenic acid. In addition, the yolks contain all
vitamin and mineral levels with more balanced andthe fat soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K as well as all
healthier omega -3 to omega 6 fatty acid ratio.the essential fatty acids.
Furthermore, if you eat the yolk of the local farm