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2014-11-02 2:18 PM in reply to: TriMyBest |
Master 2855 Kailua, Hawaii | Subject: RE: chocolate milk for recovery ? yes or no Originally posted by TriMyBest Originally posted by Martine1975 Countries where people drink the most milk, the people suffer the most from osteoporosis. Can you provide references to back up this statement?
Excessive calcium intake might be related to some increase in osteoporosis... http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/calcium-full-story/#cal... http://www.4.waisays.com/ExcessiveCalcium.htm |
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2014-11-02 11:09 PM in reply to: metafizx |
Champion 6656 | Subject: RE: chocolate milk for recovery ? yes or no Originally posted by metafizx Originally posted by TriMyBest Originally posted by Martine1975 Countries where people drink the most milk, the people suffer the most from osteoporosis. Can you provide references to back up this statement?
Excessive calcium intake might be related to some increase in osteoporosis... http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/calcium-full-story/#cal... http://www.4.waisays.com/ExcessiveCalcium.htm In the absence of vit D mainly. Calcium is ++ complicated and the data available is varied when you segregate out outcomes. Supplement based calcium vs dietary is a debate going on and on. Most preventative health literature is recommending upping dietary sources rather than taking supplements due to increased risk of CV disease and fracture-- I believe this data is very much focused on women vs both men/women. The literature does not currently support that increased dietary calcium is related to these same risks. |
2014-11-03 5:56 AM in reply to: mndymond |
New user 560 Key West | Subject: RE: chocolate milk for recovery ? yes or no Originally posted by mndymond Originally posted by metafizx Originally posted by TriMyBest Originally posted by Martine1975 Countries where people drink the most milk, the people suffer the most from osteoporosis. Can you provide references to back up this statement?
Excessive calcium intake might be related to some increase in osteoporosis... http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/calcium-full-story/#cal... http://www.4.waisays.com/ExcessiveCalcium.htm In the absence of vit D mainly. Calcium is ++ complicated and the data available is varied when you segregate out outcomes. Supplement based calcium vs dietary is a debate going on and on. Most preventative health literature is recommending upping dietary sources rather than taking supplements due to increased risk of CV disease and fracture-- I believe this data is very much focused on women vs both men/women. The literature does not currently support that increased dietary calcium is related to these same risks. ^^What she said. The studies are focused on supplemental calcium not what we can get through our regular diets. I had osteopenia for years (since my 30's) which turned to osteoporosis in my late 50's after letting a doctor tell me I needed to stop hormone replacement treatment. So then they pushed all of the awful osteoporosis meds and a high level of calcium supplements. I, thankfully, couldn't take the meds and decided to take control of my own health. Cut back on calcium supplements as I eat a lot in my diet and increased my running and upper body weight bearing exercises and now my bone density has improved. Anyway, still don't drink cow's milk, but get plenty of dietary calcium through other foods. Vitamin D is not an issue down here in the Keys. Plenty of that when you walk out of your house. |
2014-11-03 6:32 AM in reply to: gsmacleod |
Pro 6011 Camp Hill, Pennsylvania | Subject: RE: chocolate milk for recovery ? yes or no Originally posted by gsmacleod Originally posted by TriMyBest I believe it was an addendum to this study: http://www.venganza.org/images/spreadword/pchart1.jpgShane Originally posted by Martine1975 Countries where people drink the most milk, the people suffer the most from osteoporosis. Can you provide references to back up this statement?
LOL! Got me!
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2014-11-05 8:20 AM in reply to: metafizx |
20 | Subject: RE: chocolate milk for recovery ? yes or no I have been drinking chocolate milk for recovery for almost 2 years, Love it! |
2014-11-06 11:47 PM in reply to: gsmacleod |
New user 72 | Subject: RE: chocolate milk for recovery ? yes or no Chocolate coconut milk - yeah (then a real meal ASAP). Cow chocolate milk is usually a little heavy for me right after a long/hot/tough workout. |
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2014-11-07 6:51 PM in reply to: Jarredscycling |
Expert 977 | Subject: RE: chocolate milk for recovery ? yes or no Originally posted by Jarredscycling I have been drinking chocolate milk for recovery for almost 2 years, Love it! Four years for me. Love it. A little swig out of the bottle also helps keep away late night cravings. I drink the low fat version. |
2014-11-09 6:18 PM in reply to: Duanerice |
9 | Subject: RE: chocolate milk for recovery ? yes or no Yes. I normally don't want to eat for 45-90 minutes after a workout, which is contrary to good recovery habits everybody espouses. So I drink a cup of chocolate milk while rehydrating. |
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