Vegans found to have highest amount of disease-fighting biomarkers
Like clues at a crime scene, biomarkers in blood, urine, fat tissue and other biospecimens can serve as indicators or predictors of health and disease. Biomarkers may have favorable or unfavorable health effects, promoting or preventing cancer, cardiovascular and age-related diseases, and other chronic conditions.
Researchers at the School of Public Health found that a vegan diet slightly outperformed other vegetarian diets, all of which fared better than semi-vegetarian or non-vegetarian diets.
https://news.llu.edu/research/vegans-found-have-highest-amount-of-disease-fighting-biomarkers
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You start where you are, & you go where you go, & you don't kick yourself that you're not good enough or pure enough. 
If you're looking for an egg replacement for baking, there are lots of options to try & see what works best. And some replacements work better than others in different situations. Google "vegan egg replacer for baking" & you'll find plenty of hits.
But if you are looking for a vegan replacement for a plate of scrambled eggs, please let me know if you find one. 
Good luck to you & your husband. Veg is easier than ever these days, what with milk/cheese/meat replacements & the internet to source out recipes. There is a recipe thread pinned to the top of this Group.
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