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Studies suggest that a diet rich in protein contributes to bone health. Due to their high protein and calcium content, milk products are a good choice for maintaining strong bones.

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Protein and Bone Health

While calcium and vitamin D are well recognized for their role in the prevention of osteoporosis, the impact of dietary protein on bone health is less well understood. A well-accepted hypothesis holds that high-protein diets are possibly/potentially...

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    There are substantial differences between the trans fats that occur naturally in ruminant fats and those derived from vegetable fats and oils. Conjugated linoleic acid, a naturally-occurring trans fat found in milk products, may even have potential beneficial effects.

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