If you’re trying to resist the sweet snacks and afternoon treats, this could help you to achieve that more easily. The proteins in eggs work to keep hunger pangs at bay – the study showed that eggs provide consistent short-term energy intake and satiety. Two studies also showed positive effects on appetite-related hormones in the stomach, which could explain why those who eat eggs feel fuller for longer.
In a single, long-term study, scientists also discovered that those who eat an egg-based breakfast over cereal or toast show greater results for weight loss and a loss of inches around their waist. There are two reasons for this – one is portion control and the other is vitamin D. Eggs come in a set portion of around 78 calories per egg, so this will help you to limit your intake and allows you to eat a regular portion size each day. Also, eggs are rich in vitamin D which has been shown to help sufferers of diabetes and heart disease, as well as aiding those who are overweight. Try to keep the way you cook your eggs as healthy as possible by opting for omelettes, poached or scrambled eggs over fried to help aid your weight loss.