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Boiled eggs are a better choice for blood pressure because they don’t require fat or other additions during cooking, while salt, butter, and cheese added to scrambled eggs can increase their sodium content. A large egg contains about 65 milligrams of sodium and 6 grams of protein. Both types can be made more heart-friendly by avoiding salt and processed meats, using herbs and spices, or adding potassium-rich vegetables to scrambled eggs. Nutritionally, the two are similar if the scrambled eggs are prepared without fat. Boiled eggs are easy to prepare ahead and take with you, while scrambled eggs offer more variety in ingredients.
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