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My Summary: > cow's milk used in the study contains 3.4 grams of protein per liter, whereas eight of the 10 plant-based drinks analyzed contained between 0.4 a
by chillingeffect 2y ago
My Summary:
> cow's milk used in the study contains 3.4 grams of protein per liter, whereas eight of the 10 plant-based drinks analyzed contained between 0.4 and 1.1 grams of protein.
3g/liter won't help people get enough protein. Neither will most plant milks, but cow milk has saturated fat that contributes to LDL cholesterol and diabetes and has a dense caloric content
> The levels of essential amino acids were lower in all plant-based drinks.
This is virtually the same thing as lower protein levels.
> seven out of 10 plant-based drinks contained more sugar than cow's milk.
So, don't buy the plant milk that has sugar added!
> The compound was measured at levels so low that it poses no danger.
ok.
> Both are reactive substances that could potentially be harmful to human health when present in high concentrations, although this is not the case here
ok.
Protip: drink flaxmilk! it has high protein, low calories, and high good fat content! protein content is the same as 1.5% milk
Almond milk is mostly just water. so while it doesn't have much beneficial, it has less harmful stuff () than cow milk
() sat fat, IGF-1 and other hormones, acne-causing, allergic to large % of world, possible (though not conclusive!) prostrate and ovarian cancer
- chillingeffect 2y agoWow, thanks for the down votes without any conversation! Did anyone who downvoted this actually try reading it? Do you disagree with any of it? Can you prove any of it wrong? Why the downs?
- klipklop 2y agoI am guessing it’s because you (like the article authors) missed that it’s mg per 100mL. Milk is not 3.4g of protein per liter. 10x that number.
- chillingeffect 2y agoThank you! Good find!