2021•Journal of Food Nutrition and MetabolismOpen access

The Role of Chicken Eggs in Human Nutrition

Shi Lei, Shi Lei

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Chicken eggs are one of the best source of high quality protein along with important vitamins and minerals. An increased egg production and consumption could significantly improve nutritional needs of adults and children. Eggs are also an economical source of nutrients for a healthy diet and life, playing a vital role in human nutrition.

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Chicken eggs are one of the best source of high quality protein along with important vitamins and minerals. An increased egg production and consumption could significantly improve nutritional needs of adults and children. Eggs are also an economical source of nutrients for a healthy diet and life, playing a vital role in human nutrition.

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Chicken eggs are one of the best source of high quality protein along with important vitamins and minerals. An increased egg production and consumption could significantly improve nutritional needs of adults and children. Eggs are also an economical source of nutrients for a healthy diet and life, playing a vital role in human nutrition.

Key concepts: Human nutrition, Nutrient, Food science, Biology, Essential nutrient, Ecology

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