Nutrient Contribution
Dairy products are key contributors to the diets of Canadians. They provide a range of nutrients and help achieve optimal nutrient status.
Keywords: calcium , vitamin D , Vitamin B12
Read moreBack to Nutrients in Milk Products
Other Nutrients
Milk products provide several nutrients acting in concert to the benefit of overall health. These articles expand on the role of these nutrients in specific conditions.
Featured Article
Also in this topic
-
Why Is Vitamin A Added to Milk?
Health Canada requires the mandatory fortification of skim and partially skimmed milk with vitamin A. The form added to milk is vitamin A palmitate, which is the most stable form and can be finely emulsified in milk.
Continue reading -
Milk: An Excellent Source of Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 deficiency affects a large proportion of older adults, and its prevalence increases with age. Furthermore, recommended intakes may not be adequate to reach and maintain optimal vitamin B12 status.
Continue reading
Nutrients in Milk Products Keywords
What's New
Featured Topics
-
Calcium
Dietary Reference Intakes for calcium, aimed at Canadians and Americans, were published in 2010 by the Institute of Medicine. Those recommendations were established to promote calcium balance and good bone health in the majority of the population.
Read more -
Vitamin D
Vitamin D is essential for overall health and may also play a key role in the prevention of certain types of cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis and type 1 diabetes.
Read more -
Protein
Some studies suggest that adequate protein intake contributes to bone health. Other scientific data indicates that protein, including that present in milk, could reduce the risk of chronic diseases.
Read more
