Recently, amaigrissantes properties have been attributed to milk and its derivatives. In the absence of scientific evidence, this claim can be considered as misleading advertising, which is also funded by U.S. milk lobby.

However, the results of an investigation show the opposite. It covered more than 12,000 children aged 9 to 14 years and followed for 3 or 4 years. The objective was to analyze the effects of milk on body mass index.
The authors find that as well, both in girls than in boys, drinking milk is associated with increased weight.
Indeed,the risk of overweight increased by 35%in children who consume more than three glasses of milk per day, compared to those who do consume one or two glasses each day.

What ingredient in the milk can we attribute this?

Researchers have attributed this effect not supporting the weight tofatcontained in milk. Indeed, the results of their investigation are similar that children drink skim milk or whole milk.
In contrast, estrone, a hormone that is found in milk, could be involved.
It contributes to weight gain in rats. And67% of transfers of estronein humans comes from dairy products, mainly milk and butter. In addition, skimmed milk or semi-skimmed milk is fortified with whey, a substance rich in estrone.

These data need to be confirmed, but this assumption is to reflect on the formal recommendations, which encourage people to consume dailytwo to three dairy ...
This recommendation has been made mainly in order to achieve recommended nutrient intakes incalcium.
Better to wait for new data before proceeding to the rigorous application of the conclusion of this study ...