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Old Crank

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Reply to elleng (Original post)

Wed Sep 6, 2023, 05:26 AM

Sep 2023

So I searched a little.

Evidently you get similar results with fermented dairy products. The results were from longitudinal studies that tracked people over 20 years. Results hold for some people with Type 2 diabetes.

It does appear that some thing in milk products can help a percentage of people reduce their risk.

But fun stuff. Shows how little we know about nutrition and the human body.

When I buy ice cream I go for quality over quantity and normally keep it out of the house. Here there are way too many good gelato stands in the summer for ssfety.

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NUTRITION SCIENCE'S MOST PREPOSTEROUS RESULT*Back in 2018, a Harvard doctoral student [View all] elleng Sep 2023 OP

It's probably the calcium in it, maybe some Vitamin D3 Warpy Sep 2023 #1

Good. elleng Sep 2023 #2

I only get ice cream when I'm constipated Warpy Sep 2023 #6

Sorry about that. elleng Sep 2023 #7

Couldn't read unless I subscribe Old Crank Sep 2023 #3

But then why was my cardiologist concerned that I had high levels of calcium? 3Hotdogs Sep 2023 #4

And some doc's postulated that it was the COFFEE at AA meetings that resulted in mitch96 Sep 2023 #5

Right, they do. elleng Sep 2023 #8