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Tue, May-25-04, 21:43

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Oh but there is - it's the biggest cause of teenage acne - one of the main reasons for this is that hormones etc fed to the cows end up in the milk we drink ... my son's acne has disappeared since I stopped his milk drinking ... so I would say that that was a good enough reason.

Interesting, I hadn't heard that one. I should tell my sister-in-law. My nephews have a terrible problem.

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DebPenny ~ having read Don't Drink Your Milk!, I totally banned milk drinking in my household. Read through some of the reviews for the book to see why I did that.

Milk: the Deadly Poison also states the case against milk in an informative way too.

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Thanks, Demi, for the info. But I think I'll still eat cheese and yogurt occassionally (not every day, never have) and I'll still have my lattes made with half and half. I don't have the problems listed and I like my lattes. But I may think twice before reintroducing milk as a beverage when I get to maintenance. Admittedly, I'm not missing it.

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