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Is it okay to drink milk when suffering from a cold? Does milk cause mucus, i.e. nasal secretions? No. There is absolutely no research to support the notion that milk consumption causes an increase in the production of mucus or other cold-related symptoms.
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Everyone knows that milk products are an important part of a healthy diet. Need to squeeze in a quick dinner between ballet and baseball? Whip up wholesome snacks on a whim? Dairy Goodness has a recipe for every taste and timeline, plus tips and tricks to help make even the most hectic days hassle-free.
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An overview of Dairy Farmers of Canada, what we do and the values we stand for. With programs on dairy production, food safety, promotion, nutrition, environment and economic contribution, dairyfarmers.ca offers you news, information, facts and figures about Canada’s dairy industry.
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