The advice for many years was to avoid full-cream dairy for good heart health.
The rationale behind this recommendation was that saturated fat impacted cholesterol levels, so whole-milk dairy was thought to elevate serum cholesterol due to its significant saturated levels (2.3g/100ml).
However, recent research shows that it might not be so clear-cut. Some studies show that the link between whole-milk dairy such as milk, yoghurt and cheese and heart health is mixed; both positive and negative effects were found. Meanwhile, some evidence suggests a ‘neutral’ relationship between whole-milk dairy foods and Heart disease risk.
Confusing, right?
Fullcream. Babies and little kids need the fat content in order for their nerves and brain to grow normally.
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A bad diet is bad for your heart because to much fat can cause a heart attack.
Full-fat milk is not necessarily bad for your heart. Some studies suggest that consuming full-fat dairy products may not increase the risk of heart disease, and may even have some benefits. However, it is important to consume all foods, including full-fat milk, in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
Saturated fats can cause heart
Yes it is bad for them. They are lactose intolerant.
yes because you need calcium
No, a dairy cows mood or personality shouldn't affect the milk it produces.
Milk is bad for you when you have tonsillitis because you will get mucus your throat and will end up coughing
Melatonin is a natural chemical created in your body, so no it is NOT bad for your heart. Melatonin vitamins can be bad for your body but your heart is safe.
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Yes. Try to avoid dairy when you are constipated.