No, whole milk is not unhealthy.

[Wellytrack]

From the United States, however it reinforces more recent UK thinking on dairy nutrition.

Link below..

http://time.com/4279538/the-case-against-low-fat-milk-is-stronger-than-ever/




@llamedos or other mods feel move to another section or edit.

 

[Deereone]

Skimming milk (to reduce fat) has got to be one of the best con jobs ever dreamt up. They don't throw the cream away! We just eat more butter, cheese etc. I've been drinking raw full fat milk all my life, but it's the beer that puts the inches on

 

[rob1]

its a mad world, milk at 4% fat is considered high fat but foods reduced from 20% to 5% are then classed as low fat as promoted as being healthy

 

[DaveGrohl]

Why has it taken so long for these "nutritional scientists" to actually start doing some proper science? It's absurd that we've had decades of official recommendations that are now starting to be proven to be utterly wrong. Evidence has shown for many years that children from dairy farms in particular are the healthiest in any school. Why on Earth anyone would look at this fact and think "there must be something wrong with milk and dairy products" is beyond me. It beggars belief. But they're still trotting out the avoid fat at all costs mantra at official and govt level.

 

[FonterraFarmer]

its a mad world, milk at 4% fat is considered high fat but foods reduced from 20% to 5% are then classed as low fat as promoted as being healthy

It doesn't explain why anything made from milk thats 5-7% fat tastes sooo much better!!!

 

[Bruce Almighty]

We have a milk round.

We have Danish & Australian customers who will only have whole milk.
We have had plenty of local Asians wanting raw, but I think it's too much hassle to go down that road.
Our natives mainly insist on semi-skim. I think that tells you something about the brainwashing / follow like sheep attitude in this country.

We have it raw straight out of the tank, always have done