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Hi there, ive heard drinking too much milk can be bad for you, is drinking 1.5 litres a day too much?
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Yes: To many calories, too much protein, too much fat, calcium and Vit D. Moderation is the key. HIgh protein diets are causing significant health problems according to past and current research.
Answered 8/18/2016
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