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Could dairy block VitD activation in the body?

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Taka

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May 15, 2013, 11:21:34 AM5/15/13
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"There is growing evidence that may suggest milk could be bad for the
prostate. People have long subscribed to the idea that water is the
only liquid you should drink, as Arnold Schwarzenegger once said "milk
is for babies". Evidence points to excessive calcium intake which can
suppress a form of vitamin D being synthesized in the body."

SOURCE: http://www.prostatitismed.com/food-for-healthy-prostate-gland.htm

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Arnold may be up to something here. Despite of heavy androgen use his
prostate is cancer free while his successor Jerry Brown is fighting
it ... Taka

John H. Gohde

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May 15, 2013, 11:42:35 AM5/15/13
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Who drinks milk?

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May 15, 2013, 1:57:06 PM5/15/13
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> "There is growing evidence that may suggest milk could be bad for the
> prostate. People have long subscribed to the idea that water is the
> only liquid you should drink, as Arnold Schwarzenegger once said "milk
> is for babies". Evidence points to excessive calcium intake which can
> suppress a form of vitamin D being synthesized in the body."
>
> SOURCE:http://www.prostatitismed.com/food-for-healthy-prostate-gland.htm
>
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> Arnold may be up to something here. =A0Despite of heavy androgen use his
> prostate is cancer free while his successor Jerry Brown is fighting
> it ... =A0 =A0Taka

Great, two data points and the sweeping conclusions thereof; now that is
good science for ya.
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