So about dairy
Ocarina_Of_Time
Posts: 12 Member
is it all bad for you?
should I drink milk sometimes??
should I drink milk sometimes??
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No.
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it is not bad for you. I personally stay away 99% of the time cos I'm intolerant.0
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I hope this isn't a real question.0
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I don't think it's bad for you. If you like it, drink it.0
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Unless you have a dietary issue, or you choose to be vegan, there is no reason to not eat dairy! You'll find many MFPers swear by greek yogurt, for instance. Dairy is a good source of protein and calcium.
Is this a troll? O.o0 -
You could try almond milk, which is only 30 calories a cup (versus about 100 for milk and soy milk). Silk is a good brand because it doesn't have carrageenan, which causes digestive problems for some people.
The principle for weight loss is you can eat anything you want as long as you stay within your calories. You could eat a diet of donuts or Pop Tarts and would lose weight if you stayed within your calorie range.
Nutrition is a different story. I'm not a fan of dairy and cut it from my diet for many reasons. One is illness. My late husband suffered from cancer for 15 years. Researchers believe dairy and red meat contribute to some cancer (prostate is one) and other health problems over a lifetime of consuming it. People who live in countries where they never eat dairy and red meat rarely get those illnesses.
if you are concerned about getting enough protein and calcium, there are many other sources.0 -
No... it isn't all bad. I quite often have fat-free yogurt, 2% milk or fat-free cottage cheese as a night time snack. Just make sure you have room for what you drink/eat macro-wise. Be careful with cottage cheese though, because it's high in sodium. I only eat it if my sodium intake is low for the day.0
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Preference unless otherwise diagnosed...0
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As far as I know it's only bad for you if you are lactose intolerant.
I've never had an issue with dairy even though I have PCOS (a lot of the "PCOS diets" out there say to AVOID!) - have eaten dairy the whole way through my weight loss and had no problems.0 -
I have 500ml of skimmed milk and 25 grams of cheddar cheese every day and I have no problems. It cover my calcium needs for the day and helps with protein, plus I love it! Why would it be bad for you?0
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is it all bad for you?
should I drink milk sometimes??
if you're under 6-9 months old:
no
yes, all the time. preferably breast milk but if not any formula approved by paediatricians for age from birth to six months is a good alternative
if you're aged between 6-9 months and 1 year:
no
yes, you must, either breast milk or an approved formula (as above), but eat other things as well
if you're aged between 1 year and 5-6 years:
no
yes you should, animal milks are fine, as is breast milk (yes this really is the natural weaning age for humans, modern people just wean earlier because they have animal milks available)
if you're over 5-6 years and from a population where dairy farming has been practiced for many generations and you don't have a problem with digesting lactose or any milk allergy:
no
yes, if you want to
if you're over 5-6 years and from a population where dairy farming hasn't been practiced and/or you have difficulty digesting lactose, or if you're allergic to milk:
yes
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if you don't have any dietary or digestion issues with it, there is no reason why you shouldn't have dairy. Myself, I do better with it in moderation, but I still have my morning latte every day (dislike soy) and absolutely love cheese. And for people trying to avoid saturated fat, dairy is an easy thing to cut down on. But other than that, I'd say enjoy!0
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is it all bad for you?
should I drink milk sometimes??
no
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