The case for drinking whole milk
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Re: The case for drinking whole milk
#2Would not really be surprised if new research leads us to rethink the last few decades of "research". One might wonder what has really caused the obesity epidemic.
I personally prefer milk straight from the tank. Cold and non-processed :-)
Re: The case for drinking whole milk
#3Would not really be surprised if new research leads us to rethink the last few decades of "research". One might wonder what has really caused the obesity epidemic. I personally prefer milk straight from the tank. Cold and non-processed :-)
I drink milk straight from the cow, get on my level.
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#4I'm never really satisfied when people quote these studies that just observed what people drank and concluded "skim milk makes you obese!" when it seems obvious the causation makes just as much sense the other way around - people who are overweight switch to skim milk as a way to cut calories from their diet.
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#5Calories in < calories burned == healthy hacker
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#6A case for not drinking any milk: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk#Criticism
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#7Calories in < calories burned == healthy hacker
Or just thin hacker.
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#8Strongest case point for drinking whole milk (in my opinion)? It tastes a lot better.
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#9A case for not drinking any milk: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk#Criticism
And there is this highly-opinionated site http://www.notmilk.com/
Re: The case for drinking whole milk
#10A case for not drinking any milk: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk#Criticism
A doctor once told me : cow milk is for calf, look how quickly they add mass.