> The article does not mention cow milk's health implications, and only focuses on debunking Oatly's alleged health benefits The article links to an entire oth

> The article does not mention cow milk's health implications, and only focuses on debunking Oatly's alleged health benefits The article links to an entire other article discussing cow milk's health implications. > If both options are equally unhealthy (which is at the minimum the biased impression the article gives by not discussing cow milk), at the minimum the moral one should be chosen. Cow's milk and oat milk aren't the only two alternatives, though. Milk substitutes abound, some of them having much better health and moral implications (and as discussed in this thread, milk substitutes can be made at home).