Eggs are bad for you. Carrots give you night-vision. Toilet seats can spread STIs. These are just three medical myths circulating online. But do you want to know what the actual truth is? Well, MailOnline has all the answers for you. We’ve analysed six of the biggest medical falsehoods, according to Google trends data from 2022. While one large egg yolk contains around 185 milligrams of cholesterol – more than half of the 300mg daily amount of cholesterol UK dietary guidelines recommend – they are low in saturated fat RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next From whooping cough to tinnitus and psoriasis, how you’re… Online pharmacy GoodRx is accused of illegally selling… NHS strikes will rumble on for ‘as long as it takes’: Threat… Are NHS staff taking the never-ending pay dispute too far by… Share this article 23 shares Egg yolk is bad for you For decades, eggs have been demonised for their high cholesterol content, which studies have linked to an increased risk of heart disease. Egg-white omelets, muffins and other yolk-free fare have recently dominated the plates of health-conscious eaters. But are the yolks really that bad? According to Vaping.com, Google saw a 673 per cent increase in… Read full this story
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