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EGW's Stance on Egg Consumption: A Dietary Guide
Does Ellen G. White's guidance allow for egg consumption?
Does egw say I can eat eggs?
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Yes, you are permitted to eat eggs, as their use is often considered beneficial and is not currently deemed a violation of principle, especially when they are sourced from healthy, well-cared-for fowls.
Eggs are not to be classified with flesh meat; their consumption can be beneficial, particularly in certain ailments or for individuals experiencing physical weakness.
It is not a denial of principle to use eggs from hens that are well cared for and suitably fed, and eggs contain properties that can act as remedial agencies.
The time has not yet come to entirely discard eggs from the diet, although it is acknowledged that a progressive health reform may lead to this in the future due to increasing animal disease.
For those in new countries or poverty-stricken districts where fruits and nuts are scarce, eggs, along with milk and cream, should not be wholly discarded from the diet.
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- TSDF 105.4Testimony Studies on Diet and Foods
- CD 368.1Counsels on Diet and Foods
- TSDF 41.6Testimony Studies on Diet and Foods
- CD 356.1Counsels on Diet and Foods
- GCB June 2, 1909, par. 32The General Conference Bulletin
- TSDF 40.4Testimony Studies on Diet and Foods
- TSDF 120.10Testimony Studies on Diet and Foods
- CD 365.1Counsels on Diet and Foods