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We have all been told to drink at least 1 glass of milk every day for the calcium and vitamin D benefits. However, there are so many types of milk out there: Soy, Organic, Skim, low fat, whole and many others. Here is a breakdown of which milk is best for certain needs, as seen on The Doctors television show.
- Soy Milk
This is best for people who are sensitive to lactose. However, it does act as an added hormone to the body and if taken in excess could affect thyroid health.
- Whole Milk
Children under 2 should consume whole milk which is essential for brain development.However, it is not recommended for older children and adults because it has added calories.
- Nonfat Milk
This is the best type of milk. It has all the nutrients without any of the fat.
- Organic
This is usually more expensive. However, it does contain higher amounts of omega 3 fatty acids, beta carotene. A benefit is also that minimum antibiotics were used to treat the cows.
- Low fat
This has the same nutrients as whole milk with less calories but a little more calories than nonfat milk.
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Best Foods for Mommy and Baby During Pregnancy
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Many expecting mothers are uncertain about which foods to consume while pregnant. Dr. Lisa Masterson, Obstetrics and Gynecology expert and one of the doctors on The Doctors TV show, gives the following nutrition tips for pregnant mothers:
Dos:
- California rolls-only if the fish is cooked
- 1 serving of fish per week
- Dairy only with pasteurized milk
- Fruits
- Vegetables
- 1 cup of coffee a day
- No caesar dressing or any dressings made with raw eggs
- Sunny side up eggs
- Raw milk
- Deli meat that has not been steamed
- Liver
- Hot dogs
- Smoked seafood
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