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| Truth | 21% | 14 votes | Total: 66 votes | |
| Fiction | 79% | 52 votes |
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by Maggie Amaya
How in the world did someone in prehistory come up with the idea to take milk meant for a calf and drink it? If humans were truly meant to drink milk beyond the first couple of...read more
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by Becky Benson
True. Absurd? Hardly. No one is debating that fact that adults as well as children still need an adequate amount of calcium as well as vitamin D, both of which milk gives us ...read more
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Milk is perfect food for calves, but not perfect for humans - adults or children. As a Holistic Nutritionist, I know three good reasons why we do not need milk: 1.It is highl...read more
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by Jim Tompkins
Are you ready for controversy? Do you want to be challenged? Do you want to think outside the norm? Do you want to think and learn for yourself? Keep reading this article! ...read more
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In children milk is essential for proper growth of bones, teeth and several of their vital organs. In adults milk is needed to keep bones strong and to help prevent other condi...read more
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Nutrition is one of the most talked about subject all over the world. Television series, newspaper articles and magazines devote entire articles and programs to this subject so ...read more
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by Bubba Ray
No milk for adults you say? That is the most absurd thing I've ever heard. Adults need milk just as much as kids because even though adults are done growing they should still be...read more
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