But tbh with you, why does most mothers think that eggs are bad for us? I would say that it is because they are being fooled by the current food marketing gimmick where low fat product = good product, cholesterol = bad. Both of these mindset are totally wrong yet majority of people believed in it. So the only way to make your mum into believing that eggs aren't that bad is that we need to educate them.

My mum scold me because I like to drink diet coke (my bb nutritionist friend in US drank 2L diet coke each day), saying it is bad for me. So what I did was I check my sugar blood level with all my siblings and guess what, mine was the lowest. We educate them that way, because we know that they are believing something that isn't true.

Now my current diet would consist of 4 whole large eggs (8.5g protein per egg) each day.

This is also what he said in the article.

"Every time I drank water I could only wet the corners of my mouth so the body would absorb the water and make the curves stand out. My face kept breaking out in acne. It was truly very scary."

If this is the method he used, god knows what happened to his urine and I bet it is not because of the 30 eggs white.

It's true that this topic is about eggs, not water. BUT since we are referring to the article about the bubbly urine that being caused by taking 30 eggs white a day, the water part that being discussed was the 'technique' used by the same person in order to achieve his 'curvy' body. So, we can conclude that the bubbly urine cannot be taken as effects of eating too much eggs. Do take the argument as whole, not just a part of it