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Risks of Dairy

5 Tips to Maintain Strong Bones and Prevent Osteoporosis

According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation, approximately 10 million Americans suffer from osteoporosis and another 44 million have been diagnosed with low bone density.1 Milk has often been purported to “build strong bones” a myth that remains pervasive today...

Mythbusting Soy Part 1: Women’s Health and Hormones

Women's Health and Hormones It’s no secret that women run this world. Especially healthy, strong, energized women who are fueled by soy. Despite the bounty of misinformation out there, soy products like tofu, tempeh, soy milk, and edamame are incredibly beneficial for...

Could Dairy Affect Chronic Fatigue Syndrome In Your Teenager?

Could chronic fatigue be exacerbated by cows’ milk? A new prospective study has identified a strong link. Conducted by the Chronic Fatigue Program at Johns Hopkins University, the 2016 study, “Cow’s Milk Protein Intolerance in Adolescents and Young Adults with Chronic...

How Natural Hormones In Dairy Affect Your Fertility

The topic of hormones in our food is a hot button issue, and for good reason, as these ingested hormones can be deleterious to our health. However, dairy is often left out of this discussion when it should be the first food we examine. A research paper titled “The...

a2 Milk: Everything You Need to Know

What is a2 milk? A2 milk is milk from mother dairy cows that have been bred to not produce the A1 beta-casein protein—a form of the casein protein in milk. This type of cow’s milk exists because producers of a2 milk claim that this A1 protein causes stomach discomfort...

Dairy Industry Creates ‘Calcium Crisis’ to Sell Cows’ Milk

In an attempt to offer sound advice, the Duchess of Cornwall warned the younger generations against “ridiculous” fad diets—specifically those eliminating dairy—as a precaution to the onset of osteoporosis. This well-intentioned yet misled comment was given at a press...

Duchess of Cornwall Misled by Dairy Industry

It is all too common and remarkably convenient to ignore potential health risks—until it is too late. While preventive medicine is slowly beginning to gain in popularity, the general practice is to not worry about something until we are “suddenly” faced with it. High...

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