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3 Articles Found in soy milk maker Tag.

Deceptive Milk Labelling is Misleading Americans [ 659]

Milk consumers in the United States should note that most regular pasteurized milk comes from cows that have been given synthetic growth hormones, known confusingly under three different names: rBST, rBGH, and Posilac. They all refer to exactly the same thing: synthetic growth hormones that are injected into cows to make them produce more milk than they normally would.

Submitted By: Russell / Eaton

Submitted: 2008-04-11

The Super-Nutrition of Non-Dairy Milk [ 92]

Whether or not you consume dairy milk, there’s no denying that non-dairy milk is absolutely delicious. If you have never tasted the cool, creamy, nutty flavour of, say, pecan nut milk you’re missing out in life. One of my favourites has to be coconut milk - it keeps well in the fridge, it’s non-fattening, it can be used as a compliment to any food just like regular milk, and it is so delicious that once tried you will always want it.

Submitted By: Russell / Eaton

Submitted: 2008-04-10

Lactose-Free Milk Can Seriously Damage Your Health [ 91]

Lactose is found in all animal milks. Goat’s milk, for example, has 5% to 10% more lactose than dairy milk. It was assumed that only a minority of people suffered from lactose intolerant, but the latest research dispels this myth. The reality is that virtually everybody is lactose intolerant - it’s just a matter of degree.

Submitted By: Russell / Eaton

Submitted: 2008-04-10


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