Harvard Research Specialist Urges People To Stop Drinking Low-Fat Milk

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Learn why a Harvard research specialist urges people to stop drinking low-fat milk. Check out the article we found over at Organic Health.

Could vegans be right after all? Harvard research specialists have started to argue that while raw, organic milk offers numerous health benefits, conventional milk and dairy may be compromising all of our health’s due health compromising sweeteners.

Almost every single piece of dietary advice given or found recommends low-fat milk or non-fat dairy, but a vastly growing number of health experts argue that it is healthier to eat and drink dairy products with full fat left in. The fat that is found in dairy is roughly 50-60% saturated fat, and everyone recommends that we avoid saturated fats at all costs, but this may not be the best way!

“…There is no significant evidence for concluding that dietary saturated fat is associated with an increased risk of [coronary heart disease or cardiovascular disease].”

“If only half of dairy fat is the saturated kind, what kind is the rest? Dairy fat contains lots of oleic acid (the stuff that makes olive oil so healthy), along with a type of fat called conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) that may help with weight loss. Recent studies strongly suggest that something — possibly the CLA — in dairy fat does indeed help with weight management.”

One of the biggest misconceptions sabotaging the diets of many American’s is the idea that we should only eat low-fat or non-fat food. Did you know that those are the worst choices for you? When the fat is taken out of the product something is added in to replace the fat usually extra sugars or chemicals. When dairy is involved, if you must consume it the best way is raw, organic, unpasteurized food.

Full-fat dairy has been shown, in some studies, to reduce the risk of diabetes, cancer, weight, and heart disease.

In one recent study conducted by Swedish researchers in the Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care, middle-aged men who consumed high-fat milk, butter, and cream were significantly less likely to become obese over a period of 12 years compared to the men who never indulged in full fat dairy products.

When the USDA recommends that you consume reduced fat milk, they are also encouraging the consumption of added sugars. It should go without saying that you should not consume sugar and sweetened beverages. All research points to that!

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Read full article: Harvard Scientist Urges People to Stop Drinking “Low-Fat” Milk Immediately



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36 Responses to “Harvard Research Specialist Urges People To Stop Drinking Low-Fat Milk”

  1. Jeffrey Allen Williams

    Apr 28. 2015

    I never believed in the low fat milk consideration.

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  2. It would be best not to drink any milk at all.

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  3. Janice Scheffer

    May 06. 2015

    dairy is rape…dairy is babies being stolen…dairy is male calves killed or used as veal…dairy is cows being used as milk machines

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  4. Fauzi Khurshid Arif

    Sep 06. 2015

    mahalik @[100002611733228:2048:Mahalika Arif]

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  5. Agreed :/

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  6. Who else thinks this is cool ?

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  7. Elsy Molina

    Sep 11. 2015

    I thought it was the best choice. @[100005837793229:2048:Nely]

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  8. Crystal Mcarthur

    Nov 03. 2015

    In moderation whole organic yummy!!!!!

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  9. Mary Little Fritzler

    Nov 03. 2015

    Tim Fritzler

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  10. Erin Greene

    Feb 15. 2016

    Sandi Riley Karen Felag Begin

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  11. Lisa Viverette

    Feb 15. 2016

    Yep! My doctor switched me to Skim Plus for this very reason. It’s very good!

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  12. Chasity Heath Fisher

    Feb 15. 2016

    How about 2%?

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  13. Patricia Kelley-Clark

    Feb 15. 2016

    Our brains need fat

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  14. Sandi Riley

    Feb 15. 2016

    Well crap! It’s no wonder I’m gaining weight like a beast lol!!

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  15. Kausar Saba

    Feb 15. 2016

    Your fucking researchers made us double mind…

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  16. Karen Felag Begin

    Feb 16. 2016

    Beast lol!!!! Yeah I’ve heard that before too! All milk is bad fir a diet and it sucks bc I can’t live without it lol

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  17. Sandi Riley

    Feb 16. 2016

    Right Karen? It’s like crack! I can’t handle going without it in the morning!

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  18. Erin Greene

    Feb 16. 2016

    Drink whole milk

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  19. Lisa A Bingham Gill

    Feb 16. 2016

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  20. Sandi Riley

    Feb 16. 2016

    I’m going to buy a gallon of whole milk and take a video of the kids when they drink it. I guarantee there will be bitching! Especially from Joe LOL!

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  21. Li MeRi

    Feb 16. 2016

    Golondrina Sangermena

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  22. Brooke Basilone

    Jul 28. 2016

    Brianne

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  23. Pat Ries Sawyer

    Jul 28. 2016

    You don’t have to tell me twice!!

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  24. Tina Tina

    Jul 28. 2016

    Tom Jacome

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  25. Candyce Wolf

    Jul 29. 2016

    I drink coconut milk!

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  26. Bonnie M

    Jul 29. 2016

    love raw milk

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  27. Yvette Skeels

    Aug 13. 2016

    I never knew my stomach troubles were from dairy milk…since omitting it from my diet – no belly issues!!

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  28. Brooke Basilone

    Aug 13. 2016

    Brianne

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  29. Nancy Franchino

    Aug 13. 2016

    Almond milk 🙂

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  30. Andra Elena

    Aug 13. 2016

    Dragos

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  31. Sarah Jane Mcentee

    Aug 21. 2016

    Ruth Cable

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  32. Lisa Dee

    Dec 03. 2016

    How about stopping drinking tittie milk entirely? It’s naturally high in estrogen. Not great for breast tumors.

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  33. Kay Sahab

    Dec 03. 2016

    milk is for babies, not adults.

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  34. TCM Healing Secrets

    Dec 03. 2016

    absolutely right could not agree more

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  35. TCM Healing Secrets

    Dec 03. 2016

    Important Info !

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  36. Shpresa Hope

    Dec 04. 2016

    Rick Elezi

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