What is anti egg white injury factor?
"Anti-egg white injury factor" is not a recognized term in scientific literature or in the field of nutrition.
It's possible that you're referring to something else.
Here are some potential explanations:
* A misunderstanding of "egg white injury": "Egg white injury" is a real phenomenon, but it's a rare condition. It refers to a severe allergic reaction to raw egg whites, potentially causing a life-threatening condition called avidin deficiency. This deficiency arises from the consumption of raw egg whites, which contain avidin, a protein that binds to biotin (vitamin B7), preventing its absorption.
* A misinterpretation of "anti-inflammatory": Eggs can be considered anti-inflammatory due to their nutrient content, like choline and omega-3 fatty acids. These nutrients may help reduce inflammation in the body.
* A typo: Perhaps you meant to write something else entirely.
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