Annoying moms
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Anonymous
| yes, do the research, make sure that it was not done by the American Dairy Association.. |
Anonymous
There is a TON of evidence that there is NO benefit to milk other than mother's milk. |
Anonymous
| yes, of course there is...all from reliable, respected sources I am sure. |
Anonymous
| I'm a physician. Milk has lots of protein and is available in both high and lowfat versions. Unless your kids are allergic or diabetic, it's probably good for them. |
Anonymous
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I am also a physician, there is no evidence that children that do not drink milk are at any increased risk for diseases including osteoporosis, or malnutrition of any kind.
Too much milk can lead to iron deficiency anemia. Too much milk with meals can lead to early satiety, and lower intake of varied solid foods, with other nutrients. |
Anonymous
| Milk from cows also has a lot of trans fat (naturally occurring). |
Anonymous
Please provide links to this ton of evidence. |
Anonymous
| Google: "milk" "iron deficiency anemia" "ruminant trans fat" "coronary artery disease" "osteoporosis' "causes"... and so on. |
Anonymous
| annoying moms bickering over milk and trying to win the argument..... |
Anonymous
| who cares about winning, pp |
Anonymous
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To: anti-milk mom
Are you planning on breastfeeding until your child is 16? To: doctors How do you recommend a child get their calcium? Boy, I feel so dumb.....all these years and I thought milk was good for you! Can't wait to tell mom and grandma that they were wrong, too! |
Anonymous
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Moms who breastfeed children who are old enough to talk.
Yuck! |
Anonymous
Moms who are so out of the mainstream that they go to anonymous boards to post ridiculous statements against MILK. Get a grip. |
zumbamama
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| There are alternate sources of calcium for non-milk drinkers. |
Anonymous
Moms who are judgemental about other's personal choices. YUCK! |