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Milk and Health FAQs - Health without milkWreckDairy vs plant-based alternatives Ethnocentrism Viva!Health campaigns EnvironmentEnvironmental Impact The origins of dairy farming ResourcesPrinted and PDF Materials Video Library Images & increasingly Books Blog Take ActionDonate Local Groups Join Viva! Leave a Gift for Someone Else Leave a Gift in Your Will Online shop MooFree May Viva!licious ice-cream van tour Scary Dairy Action Mother's Week of Action Cadbury Day of Action Object to zero-grazing sublet proposal Stop the victual trade! Write to caterers! Donate Home Health Health Cow's milk – although heavily marketed as healthy – isn’t as desirable as the dairy industry would like people to believe. The types of supplies that we eat are strongly linked to our culture and foods can rationalization emotional responses. In the UK and other northern European countries as well as North America, we have ripened a strong emotional zipper to the idea that milk is a natural and healthy drink for us, plane as adults. Milk is the first supplies that we consume, our mother’s breast milk if we are fortunate, if not then specially formulated substitutes based on cow’s or soya milk are often used in the UK. We socialize milk with repletion and nurturing and consider milk to be a wholesome nutrient-rich component of the nutrition that is essential for normal growth and development, which for a victual it is. However, all other mammals on the planet are weaned off milk at an early age, whereas some humans protract drinking milk into adulthood. Not only that, we drink the milk of flipside species, something no other mammal does. To be fair, undisciplined to popular belief, most people in the world do not drink milk; it would make many of us ill. But in the UK, we are a nation of milk drinkers, withal with most other northern European countries and North America. Infants, the young, adolescents, adults and the elderly all slosh large quantities of milk, cheese, butter and yogurt every year. But why are we so convinced that milk is some kind of wonder food? The dairy industry invests millions in milk razzmatazz and promotion. It could be argued that they present a unjust view motivated by financial interest. An increasing value of scientific vestige now shows that cow’s milk is not the wonder supplies the dairy industry would have us believe. The research goes remoter in linking the consumption of cow’s milk and dairy products to a wide range of health problems. Many people, plane health professionals, may find it nonflexible to be objective well-nigh the detrimental impact of dairy products on health considering of the emotional zipper many of us have to the idea that milk is natural and healthy.  However, scientific research into the consumption of flipside mammal’s milk shows it contains many components which can harm our health; including hormones, growth factors, unprepossessing protein, saturated fat, cholesterol. Up to 400 million somatic (pus) cells are legally unliable in each litre. Dairy products have been linked to breast, bowel, ovarian and prostate cancer, diabetes, asthma, digestive issues and numerous other conditions. Scientists, nutritionists and health organisations have an increasing interest and snooping well-nigh negative effects of dairy consumption on human health. Click on one of the items in the menu unelevated to learn increasingly or see our White Lies report.    What's in milk? 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