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March 3, 2026Al-Kunooze Scientific Journal0 citationsOpen Access

The Vital Role of Quail Eggs in Promoting the General Health of human: A Review

AAAhmed A. Al-Salhi, A. H. Awadh, H.S. Abbas,

Key Points

  • Quail eggs improve blood sugar regulation, enhancing insulin response and potentially preventing diabetes.
  • Research shows that quail eggs lower harmful cholesterol (LDL) while increasing good cholesterol (HDL), reducing cardiovascular risk.
  • The review highlights that quail eggs provide antioxidants like selenium and vitamin E, which help protect blood vessels from oxidative stress.
  • Quail eggs contain omega-3 and collagen, supporting joint health by reducing inflammation and alleviating pain.

Abstract

Quail eggs are a highly nutritious food that has a positive impact on many aspects of generalhealth. Scientific research has shown that quail eggs effectively contribute to regulating bloodsugar levels, as they help improve the body's response to insulin, which contributes to reducingblood glucose levels and enhancing the prevention of diabetes. In addition, quail eggs play animportant role in improving heart health by reducing levels of harmful cholesterol (LDL) andincreasing levels of good cholesterol (HDL), which reduces the risk of cardiovascular diseases.Quail eggs are also rich in antioxidant compounds such as selenium and vitamin E, which helpreduce oxidative stress and improve blood vessel health. In addition, studies indicate that quaileggs enhance fertility in men and women, as they contain essential minerals and vitamins thatcontribute to enhancing reproductive functions and regulating hormone levels. Regarding jointhealth, quail eggs appear to contain essential fatty acids such as omega-3 and collagen, whichcontribute to reducing inflammation and relieving joint pain. In general, quail eggs areconsidered a complete nutritional option that promotes overall health through their multipleeffects on the body's vital functions

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Ahmed A. Al-Salhi, A. H. Awadh, H.S. Abbas, (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75e88c6e9836116a293c3https://doi.org/10.36582/ksj.2025.190329
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