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Old 02-06-2011, 06:18 PM #1
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Default Eat whole eggs for your brain
I just finished reading an article about the nutrition in egg yolks. They are full of the vitamins and such needed by the brain. I did a bit of research to validate the writers claims and found the research to support the value of egg yolks to the brain.

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