milk... - Page 6

welshboyrich · #26 03-08-2007, 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by bort

If milk helps with weight loss, I should by rights be uber thin, as I drink freaking crateloads of the stuff. That's logical right? I'm going to sue the cows.

if it was so good the cows wouldnt sell it to us in the first place

bort · #27 03-08-2007, 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by welshboyrich

if it was so good the cows wouldnt sell it to us in the first place

No, you can't prove that.

Steph83 · #28 03-09-2007, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by myiaa

I saw this programme on tv (lol real proof) and they put some people on high calcium (not a load of high fat stuff like cheese, but brocolli and other calcium things so it was balanced) diet and some people on like a normal diet and they collected all their poo and the poo of the people who ate a high calcium diet pooed out like a load more fat, and the ones on the normal diet didn't poo out much fat at all.

haha, it made sense when I saw it

LOL Wow, English television is brilliant! Though, I think the key word there is balanced, the experiment (?) brought in things other than just cheese and dairy. Yes, if your regular diet incorporates fresh veggies and other healthy foods, then it is more likely you will have a healthy body...and healthy *ahem* other stuff. I'm a vegan, wether it's talking about losing weight or just overall dietary health; I don't think dairy is good for a person. Though, if a person is going to consume dairy it should be in small portions. The thought of adding more portions of cheese to help weight lose...not so good. The thought of adding more calcium rich foods (that would include things other than just dairy) to a diet...good idea.