> Research has said eggs are good for the last 20 years. McGill published a study in 2012 [1] which shows egg yolk consumption is connected in an exponential r

> Research has said eggs are good for the last 20 years. McGill published a study in 2012 [1] which shows egg yolk consumption is connected in an exponential relationship with carotid plaque area (see: pg 3): > ... both tobacco smoking and egg yolk consumption accelerate atherosclerosis, in a similar fashion: the increase in plaque area is linear with age, but it is exponential with smoking history and egg consumption. Curve fitting with the cases that had non-zero values for egg yolks and smoking showed that an exponential fit was better than a linear fit. [1]: http://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/epidemiology/hanley/tmp/Applications/EggyolkPlaqueSmoking.pdf http://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/epidemiology/hanley/tmp/Applic...