Do you know what your child drank in school today? Probably not something as nutritious as you’d like. Childhood obesity has increased 20 percent in three decades and while unhealthy foods and decreased exercise are often seen as the main … Read More
Asthma is a lifetime affliction for some, but a dietary behavior that begins in the first days of life could have an impact on preventing it altogether. A new study found that babies who are breastfed in their first months … Read More
Breastfeeding is one of the most natural and beneficial things mothers can do to nurture and nourish babies. Most health agencies recommend that when biologically feasible, women should breastfeed babies exclusively for the first six months. The benefits of breastfeeding … Read More
Finally there may be promising news for children suffering from milk allergies. The latest findings suggest that for some children the best way to overcome a milk allergy is to consume more milk. This advice contradicts current recommendations, which recommends … Read More
Parents always want to protect their children, but what can you do when something as simple as eating basic foods make your child severely ill? It may sound radical, but a recent study suggests camel milk may help relieve food … Read More
Chocolate milk may get banned from Los Angeles County school districts. The chocolate milk debate is raging once again and a growing number of school districts have removed or are considering removing flavored milks from their cafeterias. It’s recommended that kids … Read More
Milk: It does a weight-loss-body good?. A study from Israel indicates that people trying to lose weight might have greater success if they have higher intakes of calcium from dairy products (e.g. milk, cheese, yogurt) and higher levels of vitamin D in … Read More
Peaches in the summer, asparagus in the spring, apples in early fall… milk in the summer? Although many of us have strategies on how to buy the best produce, most of us don’t think about how or when to buy … Read More
