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Old 04-10.-2007, 05:31 PM   #31
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Default Re: Energy drinks for everyday use?

But...Excessively high calcium intake over time may lead to kidney problems.
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Old 08-10.-2007, 05:31 PM   #32
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Chocolate milk has several things wrong with it as far as a recovery drink or an energy drink.

First, it contains lots of high fructose corn syrup. High fructose corn syrup is not easily used by the human body and has been linked to the explosion of obesity that is plaguing the world today. High fructose corn syrup is a dangerous man made product that should not be taken internally. It is in many products today that you buy at the grocery store.

Second. Cows milk contains growth hormones and antibiotics that were injected into the cows in order for them to get fatter sooner and to keep them lactating. The hormones are passed on to you when you drink the milk.

The antibiotics are used to keep the cows disease free...often that does not work.
The antibiotics are then passed on to you through the milk.
Antibiotics kill all the good flora along with the bad flora. The good flora is needed to prevent colds, flu, GI tract infections, ear infections and a host of other sicknesses.

Third. Chocolate milk contains no enzymes usable by the human body. Enzymes are the key to high energy output. If you eat foods low in enzymes(which are needed for digestion)...cooked foods, processed foods, fast foods, then your body takes the enzymes needed to digest that food from your metabolism. When your metabolic enzymes are depleated, you get tired and do not have the ability to perform as you did when you were younger when your body was full of metabolic enzymes. You slow down, gain weight and get fat.

Fourth. Cows milk was meant for baby cows, not for humans. By the way, who was the first person to decide to drink the stuff coming out the bottom of a cow?

Chocolate milk is not a good answer to best performance and good health.

I don't even know where to start.. but by scanning the thread i can see your post got completly dismantled and labelled for the false information it contains.
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Old 13-10.-2007, 08:18 PM   #33
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I have found information that chocolate milk was found to be somewhat beneficial for a recovery drink. Not sure who the scientists were....could be they worked for the dairy industry. Who knows. Everyone has an agenda.
If you were at all interested in following the story, you'd see that the scientists in question are tenured faculty at Indiana University and that they published their paper regarding milk as a recovery drink in a peer-reviewed journal.

Basically - their information has status.
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