fairly smart
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No, bad...get salmonella...bad.... |
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Danger Mouse
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my step dad used to do it all the time and (regretably) he seemed to be fine |
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anna
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Raw eggs used to be recommended for anemia etc, but the danger of getting salmonella or listeriosis from raw egg more than outweighs any health risks.
If you MUST consume raw eggs, make sure they are absolutely fresh (buy from the farmer who has the hen who did the laying), and make sure to wipe the shell off with a cloth dampened with disinfectant solution before cracking it. Consume the egg IMMEDIATELY.
There are much better alternatives available than raw eggs! |
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austinsmommie99
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Gross |
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♥Addicted to Love♥
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ahh... ya |
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worrall64
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yeah but make sure you take the shell of first. |
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shloimeshana
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it is not the healthiest thing to drink, but its good for your vocal cords, they say singers drink egg. |
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vicky l
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no, raw eggs can make you very unwell. |
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Crystal A
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No unless you want to be be pucking and shitting all day long. Bacteria is a plenty in the world of raw eggs. To think people from singers to weight lifters use to drink this High Protien "snack" yuck |
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Reaganomics Victim
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mom knows everythingi s a dummy.
raw eggs are the breeding grounds for chickensesssssss.....not bacterias.
you stupids |
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okayokayokay
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with all the cases of diseases i wouldn't risk it these days. Although I do use raw eggs in egg nog so I guess it might be okay |
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j@d!E~P!e
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yes.. if you can eat it, u can drink it. but it doesnt stop the fact that its extremely weird |
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lizarddd
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Raw eggs? no that can cause food poisoning from salmonella |
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prittykitty100
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someone told me that if you get raw eggs on your hand, you'll get warts the next day but its probably one of those weird suspicion thingys like if you swallow an apple pip a tree will grow inside you so whatever.
but ew i dont think i would |
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The Banshee
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i would have a word with Sam Monella bout that dude!! |
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casj2006
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it's ok but it's nasty |
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Gumdrop Girl
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NO!!!
Raw eggs carry SALMONELLA! Salmonella infection can cause fevers, severe diarrhea, cramping, nausea and vomiting. Sickness lasts for a week or so, and usually starts one to three days following ingestion of contaminated foods (OFTEN uncooked eggs!). It is not fun to be sick with Salmonella.
There are better sources of protein you can drink. You can buy whey powder at the health food store and mix it with pasteurized skim milk if you really want good protein. NEVER drink a raw egg. The risk to your health is too great. |
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david_s_ca
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No. In addition to the potential of bacterial poisoning, there is the risk of biotin deficiency in consuming raw eggs. Raw eggs contain a substance known as avidin, that binds to the vitamin biotin, making it unavailable for digestion and absorption by the human digestive system. |
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Peri
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Make sure the eggs are really fresh, check the best before date. |
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paddy
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dont know ..........but make sure that the yolk is outta the shell ....egg shell dont taste too good |
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MOM KNOWS EVERYTHING
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raw eggs are great breeding grounds for bacteria. I wouldn't recommend it. |
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peter gunn
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The ignorants aside
chances for catching salmonella are quite slim although excistant. Think about it every time you had mayonaise, egg nog, or other products using raw eggs you'd be infecting yourself. I think we would all have caught the Infection by now. There's nothing wrong with eating raw eggs However take into account that your body has a hard time digesting raw eggs. So to many could lead to severe stomach problems or liver pains. |
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ROBERT S
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Yes,especially duck eggs |
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PEP
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Well, it was good enough for Rocky Balboa!!!!
Full of protein.... although i think there may be issues with salmonella. |
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kzlot
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Sure, why not?
You can eat raw meat, raw fruit, and raw vegetables, and drink unpasteurized milk, so why not raw eggs?
The reason we cook food is to kill bacteria and parasites. If the egg is within the "best before" date, I'd say it's perfectly safe to eat.
Eggs rarely contains nasty parasites. After all, they have a hard protective shell around them. |
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crazyhustler
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bro been there done that (amatuer boxer) get some pro lab whey protein...5 lbs will last you a month and is only $22 and it tastes a little bit better...hahahah be easy |
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Nikki J
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Yes, make sure they are fresh |
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♥♥Squirrel ♥♥
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When I was little my mum used to give me eggs, milk & sherry, to build me up after I had been ill, it never did me any harm back then but im not too sure nowadays, what with salmonella and the like. |
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Tracker
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Yes, a healthy thing to do providing the eggs are salmonella free. |
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MetallicaRule
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Yeah it's ok to drink eggs rocky drunk eggs and he won the world heavyweight title! |
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hausfrau31557
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I would only drink eggs that have been pasturized. There are some brands which pasturize eggs, just look on the box. Otherwise you are risking salmonella. |
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