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Childhood Asthma: Kids Born to Mothers Who Consume Semi-Skimmed Milk 8% More, Offspring of Whole Milk Drinking Mothers 15% Less Likely to Develop Asthma

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Image 1: Better make sure your "mother's milk" (the milk you drink while you or your significant other are pregnant) is full fat! I don't know if you have listened to my "brother" Carl Lanore's Super Human Radio interview with Boyd Eaton , yesterday, but if you did, you will probably remember that the two also broached the issue of dairy consumption on a paleo diet. And while many of you may have been surprised to hear that Eaton does consume milk products on a regular basis, it is probably even more intriguing that the show came full-circle only a couple of minutes later, when Carl who had just addressed the issue of iron-overload and how that relates to the relative abundance of meat in an ancestral diet, read my facebook message about the beneficial effects of milk proteins, Zunquin et al. observed in a 2006 trial rodent trial intended to simulate the potential side effects of high dose iron supplementation to replete iron stores in iron-depleted ...

Coke vs. Diet Coke vs. Milk - The "Unhealthy Beverage Shoot-Out": Milk Reduces, Coke Increases Visceral Fat. Dreaded Diet Coke on Par With Plain Water

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Image 1: I guess plastic dolls don't care about "fat" anyway.. so why would they drink diet coke, then? I assume that at least some of you have read the Ask Dr. Andro post from August, 21, 2010, " Are Colostrum and Milk Products Healthy Muscle Builders, a Waste of Money or Toxic Waste? " As the title already suggests, the focus of this article was on milk / milk products as muscle builders and before I came across a recent study that was conducted by a group of scientists from Denmark, I would have called anyone who tells overweight persons to drink skimmed milk instead of water a total moron ... well, I guess, learning never stops ;-) The VAT burning effects of skimmed milk The Danish researchers conducted a randomized controlled trial to investigate the effects of different non-alcoholic beverages on the body composition of 60 healthy, non-diabetic subjects with a BMI (kg/m²) between 26 and 40 (age 20-50y) . In the absence of any other dietary (or exe...
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