Mickey Rubin

Is there flexibility in fat levels of milk when it comes to health?

Growing evidence supports the association between full-fat dairy foods and neutral to positive health outcomes.

March 9, 2017

The conversation seems to be moving in a more balanced direction for whole milk-based dairy foods (i.e., milk, cheese and yogurt). While nutritional guidance has recommended low-fat and fat-free dairy foods for the past 30 years, the scientific evidence on whole milk and milk products is evolving and appears to be neutral to positive on cardiovascular and metabolic health outcomes.

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Is there flexibility in fat levels of milk when it comes to health?

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