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Casein Anyone?


Nevadan

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Today's Healthday News had a couple of interesting articles:

Why don't the English see the cardiovascular benefits of drinking tea?

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The study begs the question of what else does casein interfere with?

A great companion article:

"If industry pays for the research, bias may result, study suggests"

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Interesting articles.

I never have liked milk in my tea - don't even use sugar, but do like lemon sometimes. Now I find that I was doing myself a favor by not adding milk. :)

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Woot for rice milk in the chai latte instead! not like I have them very often... nothing beats a *good quality, well brewed* green tea. :)

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Loren Cordain pointed out in his newsletter, or maybe it was a study he published, that cows milk contains a huge amount of growth factor, like vastly more than a human would normally be exposed to. It makes sense, a baby calf has a lot of growing to do to become a cow. I wonder what a life-long exposure to far, far too much growth factor does to a person?

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