In the understanding of many people, the hairy egg is a terrible existence. Many hot people will ask, this hairy egg can eat? Is it really nutritious? I am sure many people think that hairy eggs are a great addition. You can eat chicken, you can eat meat, or you can eat eggs, and with the juice of a boiled hairy egg filled with water like chicken broth, many people naturally think that hairy eggs are great, and they can be deified as well. At present, although the composition of the hairy egg has not been confirmed, but some experts pointed out that the hairy egg in the hormone content is high. Therefore, experts suggest not to eat hairy eggs, or eat less hairy eggs, especially for children and teenagers, as they grow up, and if they eat hairy eggs frequently, it may affect the physical development of teenagers. Hairy eggs must be cooked and must not be contaminated, otherwise they can cause digestive disorders, such as diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting. Hairy eggs are failures of fertilized eggs, and even "failures" have two levels of failure.

Hairy eggs contain protein, fat, sugar, trace elements, inorganic salts, vitamins and other nutrients.

There is a difference between Wanted Eggs and Live Beads; Wanted Eggs are unsuccessfully hatched eggs, while Live Beads are eggs that are about twenty days old and in the process of hatching. The flavor of the two is also very different. Live beads have a fresher flavor and higher nutritional value.

Some experts point out that hairy eggs contain high levels of hormones, and children and teenagers are growing up, so if they eat them regularly, they may affect their development. Experts advise against eating hairy eggs. Because of the high hormone content in hairy eggs, they are not recommended to be eaten more or more often. According to reasonable hygiene requirements, vendors selling hairy eggs cannot clean and sterilize them. Obviously, the health status is a concern. If you eat unheated, contaminated hairy eggs; it can also cause digestive disorders such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting.