Milk: White elixir or white poison? An examination of the associations between dairy consumption and disease in human subjects

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• Overall, milk consumption provides health benefits to all age groups. • Effects of cheese, butter, and fat-reduced and saturated fat-reduced milk and dairy products are less clear and require more research. • Public health nutrition policy related to milk consumption should be based on the evidence presented and not solely on the believed negative effects of dietary fat. • Milk is not a white elixir since no study has reported eternal youth from drinking it, but there is certainly no evidence that milk is a white poison!

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Givens, D. I., Livingstone, K. M., Pickering, J. E., Fekete, A., Dougkas, A., & Elwood, P. C. (2014). Milk: White elixir or white poison? An examination of the associations between dairy consumption and disease in human subjects. Animal Frontiers, 4(2), 8–15. https://doi.org/10.2527/af.2014-0009

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