Decades-Old Dietary Rule Under Scrutiny: What Full-Fat Milk Really Does to the Body
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A study now challenges this recommendation, showing that adults who consumed full-fat milk products daily for 12 weeks had no negative effects on weight, body fat, or cholesterol — and even gained some health benefits on the go. Dietary guidelines in Canada and other countries have long recommended low-fat dairy products, as saturated fat is associated with higher cholesterol and an increased cardiovascular risk.
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A study now challenges this recommendation, showing that adults who consumed full-fat milk products daily for 12 weeks had no negative effects on weight, body fat, or cholesterol — and even gained some health benefits on the go.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Dietary guidelines in Canada and other countries have long recommended low-fat dairy products, as saturated fat is associated with higher cholesterol and an increased cardiovascular risk.
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