Difference in nutritional value of fertilized and unfertilized eggs?

Answer 1

In fertilized eggs have less nutritional value because the fertilized egg needed nutrition for its young ones So it good to have unfertilized egg because it has more nutrition's than fertilized eggs.

Answer 2

Unfertilized egg is the one from which the rooster not matted with the hen. usually hens laying eggs without the help of roosters(no mattting). that eggs are simply eggs which are not fertilized by the rooster's semen. the hens laying Fertilized eggs after matting with the rooster. normally the hens producing eggs for every 24 to 30 hours in their life cycle when they are in adult. its just like menstruation present in the humans. normally its around 280 eggs can a hen laying in a year approximately. normally the rooster leaves the spertozoa to the reproductive system of hen while matting. then the eggs from the hens fertilized before laying. the fertility power is around ten days in which the rooster no need to mat again and again for the fertilization. now the eggs are fertilized and grow as s chick.

Answer 3

Almost all respected scientific nutritional organizations claim there is little or no difference in nutritional benefits between a fertilized and a non-fertilized egg. One germinal disc represents an infinitesimally small difference. The germinal disc is barely noticeable as a slight depression on the surface of the yolk.

Answer 4

There is no nutritional difference between a fertilized and an unfertilized egg. People prefer to eat unfertilized commercial layer eggs, so they don't feel like they are eating the next generation. Also a fertilized egg does not have as long of a shelf life as the unfertilized one does.

Answer 5

Part of the reason people have acted like they are the same is Propaganda. The issue becomes this, just like in our bodies, when an egg is fertilized our bodies treat that egg differently. The study of cholesterol and phospholipids content of yolk from fertilized and unfertilized hen eggs in which total cholesterol and total phospholipids were measured from 3 portions of fertilized and unfertilized chicken egg yolks. The eggs were all fresh being 7 days old or less. They found that there was a difference in the cholesterol phospholipid in yolk granules and LDL. There was a slight difference in the infranatant portion. Cholesterol was not found in the infranatant fraction of the unfertilized egg, but was found in the fertilized egg. In addition, total phospholipids were lower in the fertilized egg than in the unfertilized eggs. The authors suggested that total cholesterol was transferred from the LDL into the infranatant and that phospholipids were consumed during the fertilization process. Long story short, yes the eggs have healthier forms of cholesterol among other benefits, but the biggest factor is feeding your chickens a good diet. I'll always recommend organic and to avoid corn and gmos as that's not something I will eat so why would I eat a chicken or its eggs that have been fed it?

Answer 6

None, the only difference is the sperm To add: the sperm adds an infintesimal amount of protein. Big on the downside: fertilized eggs go bad quicker than nonfertilized

Answer 7

No, The germinal disk is the only difference and it is so small, it can barely be seen. It adds nothing to the overall nutritional value of the egg.

Answer 8

Although some people think so, no. A fertilized egg will just have the start of a chick if not allowed to incubate, and you will just be eating an egg with rooster stuff in it.

Answer 9

None

Answer 10

No.