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Early results of a new study by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) indicate that eye-saving lutein may have greater bioavailability--that is, it may be absorbed more readily--from eggs than from higher-content sources such as spinach.
After volunteers ate eggs, their blood serum levels of lutein were two to three times greater than after they ate the same amount of lutein from other sources. These preliminary results provide compelling ...