I’ve researched this comparison of chicken eggs to duck eggs for 4 years beginning in late 2018. You are 100% correct in your analysis. I built a large chicken hole se and fenced 2.5 acres for my hens to free range and the science guided me to duck eggs . I revamped my chicken house to accommodate ducks and now have 23 Ancona ducks. They are eager foragers , gentle and lay on average 210 to 250 eggs annually and lay well past 5 to 6 years. Healthier and more disease resistant than chickens, thanks for your scientific assessment.
I am allergic to chicken eggs and found out I am not allergic to duck eggs. I am living my dream now raising chickens and ducks on a little over an acre in rural Nevada. I love it. And I love being able to go collect eggs every morning and make my breakfast from freshly laid eggs that my girls gifted me. It's the best experience!
I eat duck eggs with chicken eggs almost every day. I now also drink raw A2 milk with a slice of homemade sourdough bread! I feel great!!!!😊I get my eggs from a local farmer…
Hi, thank you so much for this video! My daughter has a lot of ducks and she has been giving them to me. I have been researching about duck eggs and came across you. I am going to eat duck eggs every day now that I heard your recommendation.
Duck eggs make beautiful cakes, especially sponges and give a richer deep yellow color. Another thing, there is no need to separate the yoke from the white when making sponges.
I raise my own ducks, I eat lots of duck eggs, but I can't stand ANY egg over easy, I can only eat scrambled or hard boiled. (got sick on runny yolk eggs as a child, so it is what it is)
Hi, I watched some of your videos...One video you mentioned you are allergic to Chicken Eggs...Are you saying if a person is 100% allergic to Chicken Egg the can eat Duck Eggs without an issue.
@@LovelessHealthSolutions Are there any article backing this up...Interesting topic...For years Seborrheic Dermatitis comes and goes...I used topical steroid creams for years with no results...Sure the creams make it go away and then it comes right back...I aways had a clean diet then 7 years ago I stopped using all steroid creams and switched to only single ingredient foods...Still to this day that is all I eat...Allergy test revealed I am allergic to eggs and not many other foods.
just found ur page and u are very helpful im gnna follow my grandad was a dr and since he passed i just dont trust dr.s i am not a big fan of medicine to help everything and my grandad nvr preached medication like that but i liked ur take on cholestoral sorry for spelling but i just recently bought ducks for insect control in yard and was wondering about there eggs thanks bud
Honestly I switched to ducks eggs because it is easier to upkeep ducks than chickens, they require cheaper feed to lay, their meat is better, they produce feathers you can use in your pillows and i have done that, very soft and comfy, they do not cross fences and dig in your garden, they are crazy for slugs who devastate my crops, their fertilizer is way better and less burning than chicken one, and their eggs, are simply better..... I like the taste more , end of the story, idc how healthy or unhealthy egg would be as long as it tastes good, ima eat it. I sell duck eggs legally and i am under vet supervision, funny enough they don't even test ducks for salmonella, as they do not have it... idk why, duck meat is also safer to eat medium rare, no salmonella threat. Ducks are simply more resistant against viruses and bacteria, they rarely get sick, immune systems are very hardy. They also lay longer than chickens, up to 7 years , ofc they require different methods of upkeep, like small bath tub for them to stay clean, separate water to drink from dripplet system so it will stay clean, and food in water, never dry food by itself, in short, lot of water is needed, in order for them to eat properly and have their beaks and noses clean. But once you do few adjustments it is as easy or if not easier than chickens.
I’ve researched this comparison of chicken eggs to duck eggs for 4 years beginning in late 2018. You are 100% correct in your analysis. I built a large chicken hole se and fenced 2.5 acres for my hens to free range and the science guided me to duck eggs . I revamped my chicken house to accommodate ducks and now have 23 Ancona ducks. They are eager foragers , gentle and lay on average 210 to 250 eggs annually and lay well past 5 to 6 years. Healthier and more disease resistant than chickens, thanks for your scientific assessment.
Super cool
I wet with ducks too, there are people who still wouldn't touch duck egg, but idk why, they are better, and ducks are cheaper and easier to upkeep.
are duck eggs alkaline foods?
I am allergic to chicken eggs and found out I am not allergic to duck eggs. I am living my dream now raising chickens and ducks on a little over an acre in rural Nevada. I love it. And I love being able to go collect eggs every morning and make my breakfast from freshly laid eggs that my girls gifted me. It's the best experience!
“Quail eggs are cool but they’re too small. I ain’t got time for that” 😂😂
Yep. Too much hastle
I'm about to eat duck eggs for the first time tonight
I eat duck eggs with chicken eggs almost every day. I now also drink raw A2 milk with a slice of homemade sourdough bread! I feel great!!!!😊I get my eggs from a local farmer…
Awesome
Just tried duck eggs as a recommendation from my Naturapath. Delicious! Tastes as good if not better!
Hi, thank you so much for this video!
My daughter has a lot of ducks and she has been giving them to me. I have been researching about duck eggs and came across you. I am going to eat duck eggs every day now that I heard your recommendation.
Lol.
I do. 2 over easy
Would I be able to eat pastured raised eggs every day for psoriasis if my everlywell test said I don't have a food sensitivity to eggs?
Duck eggs make beautiful cakes, especially sponges and give a richer deep yellow color. Another thing, there is no need to separate the yoke from the white when making sponges.
Love it
I got my duck eggs from Whole Foods. They were very good 🎉
Love it. Ours doesn't have them
hello..thanks for the info! if u can't find duck eggs, are organic chicken eggs ok to eat if u have psoriasis? thanks!
For some, yes. Email queencityhealthcenter@gmail.com, we will get you a food allergy test and see if you are good with chicken eggs or not.
I raise my own ducks, I eat lots of duck eggs, but I can't stand ANY egg over easy, I can only eat scrambled or hard boiled. (got sick on runny yolk eggs as a child, so it is what it is)
Cool
I hard boil them just like I would a chicken egg and I eat two a day - the yolks are larger, creamier & tastier- overall I like em just fine 🥚 🥚
Very well put in quite refreshing I completely agree with you
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I'm not allergic to chicken egg, yesterday I Ate duch eggs I got skin allergy after 3 hrs skin rashes came out
Hi, I watched some of your videos...One video you mentioned you are allergic to Chicken Eggs...Are you saying if a person is 100% allergic to Chicken Egg the can eat Duck Eggs without an issue.
Yes. That is correct.
@@LovelessHealthSolutions Are there any article backing this up...Interesting topic...For years Seborrheic Dermatitis comes and goes...I used topical steroid creams for years with no results...Sure the creams make it go away and then it comes right back...I aways had a clean diet then 7 years ago I stopped using all steroid creams and switched to only single ingredient foods...Still to this day that is all I eat...Allergy test revealed I am allergic to eggs and not many other foods.
So is white pepper okay then?
It's not inherently bad. Black and white pepper are common IgG allergies. I recommend taking them out.
Where do you source your duck eggs from?
A local individual in Charlotte NC area. Check local farmers markets
Can i ask if duck eggs is good for psoriasis???
Yes
I first tasted Duck eggs in 2023. Not sure about the nutrition, but Duck taste way better.
I'm about to blow your minds here. Duck eggs are twice as nutritious, because... they're twice the size.
Lol. Good for ya
No. They are twice as nutrient dense in the same amount
How do you cook duck eggs? Thanks.
I like them medium. Runny yolk is best.
@@LovelessHealthSolutions Thanks!
For well done 10m to 12 m boiling time. Soft 6 m.
just found ur page and u are very helpful im gnna follow my grandad was a dr and since he passed i just dont trust dr.s i am not a big fan of medicine to help everything and my grandad nvr preached medication like that but i liked ur take on cholestoral sorry for spelling but i just recently bought ducks for insect control in yard and was wondering about there eggs thanks bud
Ok, but what about Turkey eggs?
I raise Duck, chicken, and Turkey's.
Those should be good
Duck eggs are way more delicious, but ou need to cook them gently or you get rubber.
I've noticed that, as well. Great advice.
You removed black pepper from your diet? Crazyness. Did you try different peppers? IE pepper balls vs already crushed fine pepper?
Completely all black/white pepper
@@LovelessHealthSolutions That sucks, sorry to hear it.
Duck
Honestly I switched to ducks eggs because it is easier to upkeep ducks than chickens, they require cheaper feed to lay, their meat is better, they produce feathers you can use in your pillows and i have done that, very soft and comfy, they do not cross fences and dig in your garden, they are crazy for slugs who devastate my crops, their fertilizer is way better and less burning than chicken one, and their eggs, are simply better..... I like the taste more , end of the story, idc how healthy or unhealthy egg would be as long as it tastes good, ima eat it.
I sell duck eggs legally and i am under vet supervision, funny enough they don't even test ducks for salmonella, as they do not have it... idk why, duck meat is also safer to eat medium rare, no salmonella threat. Ducks are simply more resistant against viruses and bacteria, they rarely get sick, immune systems are very hardy.
They also lay longer than chickens, up to 7 years , ofc they require different methods of upkeep, like small bath tub for them to stay clean, separate water to drink from dripplet system so it will stay clean, and food in water, never dry food by itself, in short, lot of water is needed, in order for them to eat properly and have their beaks and noses clean. But once you do few adjustments it is as easy or if not easier than chickens.