if you are smart, you wont take muscle milk at all. its full of chemicals like acesulfame potassium and its primarily a soy protein base. use a natural whey based shake or onesource optimal nutrition shake and stay away from anything in a plastic bottle because its full of chemical preservatives and cheap ingredients.
you should be at earliest 12 years old. No younger or there will be problems.
How much milk you should drink daily depends on your sex and age. It is recommended you drink 3 to 5 glasses a day.
Until it is weaned at three months of age.
i my dad will bring me a cheeta so he told me the cheeta should drink like fresh or white milk and you should keep them inside the home:)
yes a 16 year old boy can drink muscle milk man if you got a dream to be a bodybuilder just do it im 17 and built buff cuz i didnt listen to the people and just did it now im loveing it bro dont let them put your feelings down!!!!!!!!!
yes, they dont have to drink mouse formula or rabit formula
That all depends on the age and weight of the calf. Typically a calf should recieve 10% of its body weight in milk replacer per day.
Yes. Rabbits should not drink cow's milk or goats milk at any age. Young rabbits should only drink their mother's milk. Though here is a list of a few vegetables that I recommend: Cabbage leaves Dandelion leaves Carrots NOT LETTUCE!!! Carrot tops (leaves) Broccoli
it doesnt matter how tall you are at age 13.Some are are very small but some are very tall. if you dont like how tall you are then you should drink milk.
Whole milk (4-5% fat) is good for children 1-2 years old. The fat in the milk is good for brain development. (Babies under one year of age should not drink cow's milk - they may develop allergies to it.) After age two, it's OK to wean down to lower fat milk. But milk alone, regardless of how fresh it is, or what kind of mammal it comes from, is not sufficient as a sole source of nutrition for a 2-year-old! By the age of two, toddlers should be offered a wide variety of healthy foods. Pasteurized cow's milk is good - it has a much longer shelf life than unpasteurized milk, because the process of pasteurization kills the bacteria in the milk, yet it does not diminish the nutritional value.
It is my understanding that a child should drink whole milk until the age of three. The growing child needs the fat included in whole milk to aid in growth & development. As growth slows down the demands of a growing body slow down some & the caloric burn they had no longer applies.
Until it is weaned at about 14 weeks of age
it depends on your age. if you drink to much you may but milk really helps build up your bonesss