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Milk intake is gud or bad
Hey Doc,
I consume 200ml on a daily basis.
Any side effects of taking more milk daily ?
Kindly give your inputs.
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About 200-250ml per day is recommended intake. The quantity of milk you have mentioned is fine. Milk needs to be avoided if a person has some allergy or intolerance to milk components, like lactose intolerance
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Milk is a necessary food items which contains most of the required vitamins and minerals for our body. It is the best source for calcium which helps in bone strength. But if you taking full cream milk and not going for regular exercises then chances are there that you may put on weight.
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Its ok
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Hello well Generally milk is good for health only because it contains calcium which is very much necessary for the body but then it is adulteration is so much that even the little amount of milk which you drink might not be good because of the adulterated milk ...hope am clear to you ... thank you
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