Eggs have been given a bad name for many years and were said to be bad for the heart, due to high cholestrol levels. Well im here to tell you to lift the ban and to get stuck in and reap the rewards
The British Nutrition Foundation now says that very little of the cholesterol in eggs finds its way into the bloodstream, and the protein in eggs helps you feel fuller for longer, helping reduce your hunger pangs and lose fat. Furthermore as you may already know, eggs can improve muscle density and increase repair time. They're also rich in nutrients including selenium, choline and vitamins D and B12, and a medium-sized egg has fewer than 80 calories!

We have created some great
Home Made Shake Recipes that are rich in the mincro-nutritents needed to aid fitness development, weight loss and increase strength. Nuritionist Jennifer Bowden (thinkingnutrition.co.nz) has devised a meal plan based on simple, tasty egg recipes follow the link to take a look at the
egg based meal plan.