Is Milk Harmful for Adults?
There is a theory that the older a person gets, the more harmful milk is. Is this true, and should it be completely excluded from the diet?
Key takeaways
- There is a theory that the older a person gets, the more harmful milk is.
- How is milk useful?
- What changes with age?
Who this is for
People exploring Gastrointestinal tract through lactase intolerance, digestion.
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