Too much of a good thing? More than a glass of milk increases chance of death
Milk may be good for the bones, but its D-galactose content might accelerate ageing
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Details last updated 04-Feb-2019
Milk may be good for the bones, but its D-galactose content might accelerate ageing
The BMJ - 13-Sep-2023
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Shift to a Mediterranean-style diet and limit red and processed meat
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2% rise in stroke rates in people aged 35 to 54 yearly.
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