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    I don't have any food allergies; except shellfish and peanuts... not gluten intolerant either (I've been tested for celiac disease). Dairy doesn't agree with me, but only certain things. I can eat cheese and small amounts of yogurt and cottage cheese. But, I absolutely cannot drink milk. Probably why I have the osteopenia. Besides, I hate the taste of it, too.
    Generally, the higher protein, "good carbs" way of eating is best for me, but I have to add in more carbs when I am doing a lot of riding or running.

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    Believe it or not, milk does NOT help prevent oesteo.
    Milk is acidic.Any thing acidic, PULLS calcium from your bones , to settle your bloodstreams ph.
    Dairy, alcohol, sugar,coffee, tea meat, soy- all these cause your blood to become acidic.( acidosis)
    Countrys with HIGHEST rates of dairy consumption, have the highest hip fracture rate( finland for example).Countrys without much dairy - or meat for that matter ( sub saharan africa ) the lowest.
    I got all this from a English book( ye gods what was that title?).

    Did more research, and yes - its true. Odd that. Youd be better off eating non dairy calcium( along all your other things). My mum drank heaps of milk every day, along with her....coffee. She has it too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cylegoddess View Post
    Believe it or not, milk does NOT help prevent oesteo.
    Milk is acidic.Any thing acidic, PULLS calcium from your bones , to settle your bloodstreams ph.
    Dairy, alcohol, sugar,coffee, tea meat, soy- all these cause your blood to become acidic.( acidosis)
    Countrys with HIGHEST rates of dairy consumption, have the highest hip fracture rate( finland for example).Countrys without much dairy - or meat for that matter ( sub saharan africa ) the lowest.
    I got all this from a English book( ye gods what was that title?).

    Did more research, and yes - its true. Odd that. Youd be better off eating non dairy calcium( along all your other things). My mum drank heaps of milk every day, along with her....coffee. She has it too.
    While I agree that drinking milk with coffee or tea, probably is not helpful for calcium benefits, not so sure I would go so far as to discount everything dairy, including milk, causes acidiosis. We, including medical researchers, haven't exhausted research on how different combinations of food eaten in 1 meal, degrade or increase nutrient benefits.

    Got any links to some sources to read up more about all this?
    As for the studies about hip fracture rates, well depends how large the study populations were, what time of study period, study subjects level of fitness/weight, and lifestyle of these peoples.

    Come to think of it, I wonder what are the common causes of hip fractures in later years are?
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