Secret Weight Loss Drink

Adding a raw egg to your morning coffee can boost weight loss. A team of researchers found that caffeine is often used as a pre-workout boost but adding a raw egg to a cup of tea or coffee can help out even more. For centuries, mixing raw egg and hot black coffee has been common among the Hungarian, Scandinavian, Vietnamese and even Minnesotan cultures.

weight loss drink: egg blended with coffee
- raw eggs added to black coffee can speed up weight loss
- egg coffee work best when it is consumed after a workout
- caffeine along with the protein in egg boosts energy levels

Secret Weight Loss Drink: Egg Blended With Black Coffee

Raw eggs mixed with hot black coffee can enhance weight loss especially when it is consumed before a workout. Read More

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