Summary
Summary
- Children and young adults do not need dairy foods for good bone health; they do need exercise and a healthy plant-based diet to ensure strong bones.
- Diets loaded with dairy products are associated with an increased risk of many diseases including osteoporosis, cancer, heart disease, obesity and diabetes.
- From a health perspective, dairy foods should be avoided in the diet.
- Cow’s milk is not a natural food for humans to consume.
- Most people in the world are lactose intolerant.
- Many children are affected by cow’s milk allergies.
- Looking solely at calcium intake and not at calcium losses tells only half the story, while a vegan’s intake might be less than a meat eater’s, their losses are likely to be much lower. A plant-based diet free of animal products - a vegan diet – does not produce these losses.
- There are no scientific reports of calcium deficiency in adult vegans.
- Vitamin D, magnesium, potassium, vitamin C and vitamin K are all required for good bone health.
- Plant-based sources of calcium are many and varied and offer many other health benefits as well as providing a natural and safe source of calcium.
- All the ingredients in milk
- Milk Health Risks
- FAQs - Health without milk
- Can a vegan diet provide sufficient calcium?
- Doesn't cows milk protect against osteoporosis?
- Doesn't most of our calcium come from milk?
- Don’t children need milk for calcium?
- How does animal protein promote calcium loss?
- How easily is calcium absorbed?
- Milk is a natural food... isn't it?
- Summary
- What causes milk allergies?
- What is calcium
- What is lactose intolerance?
- What is the link between cow's milk and diabetes?
- Which other nutrients help calcium absorption
- How to be dairy-free







