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    FREE THANKSGIVING MEALS  Nov 22, 2008
    Banks Community United Methodist Church Thanksgiving Meal: Noon-2 p.m. Homemade meal including turkey, mashed potatoes, salad and pie, with options for dietary restrictions such as diabetes and lactose intolerance. Banks Community United Methodist Church, 151 Depot St.; bcum. (OregonLive, OR -- News)

    New Biological "Machines" Fight Disease, Produce Power  Nov 13, 2008
    The California Institute of Technology team redesigned the often harmful E. coli bacteria to fight pathogens, treat lactose intolerance, and produce essential vitamins. "It's natural for us to envision engineering bacteria in the gut, because bacteria already live there," explained team member Fei Chen. (National Geographic)

    Food allergies rise in U.S. kids  Oct 23, 2008
    The Associated Press. October 22, 2008 at 9:13 AM EDT. (Globe and Mail)

    Food allergies increasing in US kids  Oct 23, 2008
    ATLANTA: Food allergies in American children seem to be on the rise, now affecting about 3m kids, according to the first federal study of the problem. But experts said that might be because parents are more aware and quicker to have their kids checked out by a doctor. (India Times, India)

    Gut-wrenching pain can be avoided  Oct 22, 2008
    The most likely suspects are lactose intolerance (difficulty in digesting dairy products) and wheat intolerance. These can form both independent diagnoses or be a factor in IBS.. (Xinhuanet, China)

    New rules offer security to food allergy sufferers  Oct 3, 2008
    In lactose intolerance, for example, the body does not have enough of the enzyme lactase, making it difficult to digest the milk sugar lactose. Bloating, cramping, diarrhea and gas can result. (Globe and Mail)

    Blood simple (2)  Sep 19, 2008
    "There are definitely foods that cause people allergies - lactose intolerance, celiac disease - if we have those, why wouldn't there be others," Bergkamp said. Bergkamp added that there is paleolithic and anthropologic evidence that suggest blood type can be linked to food compatibility. (Helena Independent Record)

    23andMe Democratizes Personal Genetics  Sep 9, 2008
    The 23andMe(TM) service enables its customers to: -- Search and explore genes contributing to their personal characteristics, such as lactose intolerance, athletic ability, and food preferences; -- Learn how the latest research studies relate to their genomes; -- Compare their profiles to family and friends who are also 23andMe participants and trace the inheritance of genes associated with specific traits; -- Discover their genetic roots and learn about where and how their ancestors might have... (PR Newswire)

    Bones Get Mended With High Tech Glass-of-milk  Aug 28, 2008
    27, 2008) Scientists at the new Nuclear-Magnetic Resonance unit at the University of Warwick have discovered how a high-tech glass of milk is helping bones mend. Low temperature Bioglass is used to help fix broken bones, but until now no-one has been able to understand the process. (Science Daily)

    At War with Deception: How to Feed Kids Right  Aug 7, 2008
    I have a mild lactose intolerance, which was not diagnosed until I was an adult. Throughout my childhood I had difficulty digesting milk, but my parents constantly forced it on me, even though they knew that even when I was a baby, drinking milk was a problem for me. (Epicurious.com)

    Energy food not new phenomenon  Jul 24, 2008
    VERDICT: Partly because of lactose intolerance issues, athletes in many other cultures avoid dairy, consider it to be too congesting. Also, Sacheck says the protein and fat in some dairy products can be slow to digest, making them poor choices prior to competition. (Helena Independent Record, MT)

    Genetic Variant Increases Triglyceride Levels In Asian-Americans  Jul 19, 2008
    15, 2002) UCLA and Finnish researchers have identified a genetic mutation for lactose intolerance, a painful digestive condition that afflicts some 30 million to 50 million North Americans, 75 percent of. . (Science Daily)

    Going gluten-free: Consumers have embraced diets free of proteins found in wheat, rye and barley but its not necessarily the best choice for everyone  Jul 17, 2008
    Gluten intolerance, Esrailian says, refers more to the symptoms a person feels, similar to the term lactose intolerance. No one knows how many people truly fall in these two categories, he adds. (Racine Journal Times, WI)

    Officials discuss food allergies  Jun 28, 2008
    Lactose intolerance among students is quite common and Barrick said there is one student in the school system who is allergic to gluten and must stay away from foods that contain gluten such as bread. To prevent allergic reactions, parents should always fill out the special dietary needs form at the beginning of each school year and have their son or daughter turn it in to his or her teacher. (Keyser Mineral Daily News Tribune, WV)

    M-P sets 10-year instructional support levy  Jun 26, 2008
    Also parents report that it is easier for children to digest more easily, easing lactose intolerance. Board president Jim Hussey said he was in favor of working with the creamery to serve their milk at the high school, but felt a number of issues must first be resolved. (Kalona News, IA)

    You can't hide from Google  Jun 25, 2008
    I know it's heresy to question the all-knowing machine, but Boca Raton makes the list for both ice cream and lactose intolerance. It's enough to make me want a strong drink. (The Palm Beach Post)

    Yogen Fruz Opens Second Chicagoland Location at Orland Square  Jun 21, 2008
    The low-fat and non-fat yogurt as well as the dairy smoothies are packed with added probiotic cultures that have been shown to promote a healthy digestive system, improve mineral absorption, fortify the immune system, manage lactose intolerance and even help lower cholesterol. Yogen Fruz has more than 17 million live probiotic cultures per gram compared to as few as 69,000 for other brands, making a healthy snack alternative even healthier. (PR Newswire)

    Diets that eat away at illnesses  Jun 12, 2008
    Most of these diets have an obvious cause-and-effect relationship to the disease, such as the lactose-free diet for the treatment of lactose intolerance and the gluten-free diet for celiac disease. But diets without this clear connection to the causes of a disease are gathering steam in mainstream medicine as well. (Racine Journal Times, WI)

    New health woes as China moves from famine to feast  May 9, 2008
    Over the last two decades, Chinese have begun to eat more and more dairy, though lactose intolerance and limited refrigeration networks mean milk consumption still lags far behind the West. "I'm personally convinced that that has as much or more to do with the obesity or health problems that are emerging as the usual scapegoat of fast food," said Watson. (Scientific American)

    Are Personal Genome Scans Medically Useless?  May 8, 2008
    For $1,000 and up, several new companies will scan an individual s entire genome for clues about ancestry, potential health limitations and the inheritance of traits such as lactose intolerance. Clients can compare their DNA with a celebrity s or invite friends and family members to share genetic profiles. (Scientific American)

    Which Cities Crave Junk Food Most?  May 8, 2008
    For example, areas with higher percentages of Caucasian people may like milk-based products such as ice cream more, because lactose intolerance isn't as prevalent in that group as others. "It's generally thought by nutritionists that the two coasts have people who are lower in body weight than the nation's middle," he said. (Click2Houston, TX)

    In defense of the unemployed(s)  Apr 3, 2008
    My second option -- on the off-chance that politicians have finally gotten smart (very, very doubtful) -- is to create a blog of "What Jewish People Like." This will include dreidels, lactose intolerance, eating chocolate during Lent and psychotherapy. If I don't get a book deal from my sex scandal I will almost certainly get one from my blog. (The Cavalier Daily, VA)

    African Americans at Risk for Low Calcium Intake - New Survey Finds Those Experiencing Symptoms of Lactose Intolerance May be Sidelining Dairy in Their Diets  Mar 28, 2008
    Celebrity chef and restaurateur Delilah Winder joins LACTAID(R) Milk, the nation's #1 lactose-free milk brand, to help educate lactose intolerance sufferers about easy solutions for their symptoms that won't leave them at risk for inadequate calcium intake ... Celebrity chef and restaurateur Delilah Winder joins LACTAID(R) Milk, the nation's #1 lactose-free milk brand, to help educate lactose intolerance sufferers about easy solutions for their symptoms that won't leave them at risk for... (PR Newswire)

    Lifeway Foods Launches Starfruit, New 'Kefir Boutique' Cafe Selling Frozen Kefir & Kefir Smoothies  Mar 28, 2008
    Those benefits include 10 live and active probiotic cultures that have been shown in various studies to enhance the immune system, fight fatigue, promote gastrointestinal health, aid in vitamin and mineral absorption, and ease lactose intolerance. Yogurt has a similar taste and texture to kefir but many of these frozen yogurt style shops do not use a real live and active product and contain only two or three of these cultures if any. (PR Newswire)

    Got Raw Milk?  Mar 23, 2008
    Results of a just-released study of 2,217 raw-milk drinkers in Michigan - conducted by a herd-share group there and by a professor at the University of Michigan and underwritten by the Weston A. Price Foundation - suggest that raw milk can be consumed by most sufferers of lactose intolerance, a condition the study's authors estimate affects about 10 percent of all Americans. This is a tiny sample, but of the 155 people in the study who said they had been "told by a healthcare professional they... (Boston Globe)

    Parents look to gluten and casein-free diets to treat autism  Mar 20, 2008
    Now a celiac diagnosis is more common, as are lactose intolerance and food allergy diagnoses -- witness the peanut-butter ban in many schools due to the increasingly common peanut allergy. A gluten-free diet is even used by some acid reflux sufferers, such as Valerie Yocco of Jefferson Hills, as an alternative to medication. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)

    Gene Hunters Fine-tune Marker For Common Obesity Gene  Mar 16, 2008
    15, 2002) UCLA and Finnish researchers have identified a genetic mutation for lactose intolerance, a painful digestive condition that afflicts some 30 million to 50 million North Americans, 75 percent of. (Oct. (Science Daily)

    Take Cooking Light's nutrition quiz  Mar 6, 2008
    For example, in individuals with lactose intolerance, the body is unable to break down lactose, a sugar found in milk. In those with gluten allergies, the immune system mistakenly identifies gluten, a protein found in wheat, as a hostile invader. (CNN)

    post a comment »  Feb 16, 2008
    On average, lactose intolerance increases with age, which simply should not happen if milk was a natural product to be consumed. After all, humans are the only living creatures that still consume milk as an adult. (International Herald Tribune)

    Facts: Irritable bowel syndrome  Feb 10, 2008
    Diagnosis: Doctors look for specific symptoms and often use a blood test, barium X-ray, colonoscopy or other medical tests to make sure other health problems parasites, gastrointestinal infections, food allergies, lactose intolerance and Coeliac disease aren t causing the problem. 5. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)

    In What City Did You Honeymoon?  Jan 31, 2008
    My favorite type of ice cream is probably cookie dough, but because of the vexing onset of lactose intolerance, I don't have any preferred flavors these days. I don't generally carry my library card and have no favorite entertainer, unless baseball players count. (Slate)

    The new yogurt culture  Jan 24, 2008
    These can be good for many people who can't digest cow's milk, whether because of lactose intolerance or, in some cases, milk allergies. You'll find brands from around the world. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    23andMe(TM) Launches Web-Based Personal Genome Service(TM) Outside U.S., Empowering Individuals to Access and Understand Their Own Genetic Information  Jan 22, 2008
    Search and explore genes contributing to their personal characteristics, such as lactose intolerance, athletic ability, and food preferences. Learn how the latest research studies relate to their genomes. (BusinessWire)

    The tasty way to pump up your diet  Jan 17, 2008
    Probiotic bacteria have been shown to boost the immune system, prevent allergies and improve lactose intolerance; they may also help guard against inflammatory bowel disease and colon cancer. Unlike yogurt, kefir contains kefiran, a compound shown to have some medicinal properties. (Globe and Mail)

    Humans still evolving, and quickly  Dec 11, 2007
    Though children were able to drink milk, they typically developed lactose intolerance as they grew up. But after cattle and goats were domesticated in Europe and yaks and mares were domesticated in Asia, adults with a mutation that allowed them to digest milk had a nutritional advantage over those without. (Los Angeles Times)

    Food Intolerance  Nov 24, 2007
    Failure of Normal Digestion. Heartburn or gastroesophageal reflux. (Suite101.com)

    Food Allergies vs Food Intolerance  Nov 22, 2007
    e. lactose intolerance) will suffer more severe symptoms when ingesting larger amounts of dairy. If they eat only a tiny amount, they may not suffer any symptoms. (Suite101.com)

    Mountain View startup offers DNA scans online  Nov 21, 2007
    -- Lactose intolerance. -- Athletic ability. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    Yogurt Can Help Boost Immune System  Nov 17, 2007
    It could also help lessen lactose intolerance. But it might not help cure irritable bowel syndrome. (CBS 4, CO)

    Cows Milk vs. Goats Milk  Nov 7, 2007
    Cows Milk vs. Goats Milk: Dairy Allergies, Lactose Intolerance, Mucus, Acidity, and Hormones ... Dairy Allergies, Lactose Intolerance, Mucus, Acidity, and Hormones ... Yet in those whose ancestors did not consume milk - such as people of Chinese or Japanese descent - lactose intolerance is especially common. (Suite101.com)

    Special diet gets Saints in midseason form  Nov 5, 2007
    Lactose intolerance is the reason behind the Saints' four-game winning streak. CONTINUED 1. (Nola.com -- Sports)

    Say cheese, and enjoy a dairy meal  Nov 1, 2007
    For those who suffer from lactose intolerance, it's not necessary to skip the cheese completely. Aged cheeses like cheddar and Swiss contain hardly any lactose. (Auburn Citizen, NY)

    Want a healthy baby? Drink milk during pregnancy  Oct 29, 2007
    "This is an important finding because increasing numbers of women are restricting milk consumption during pregnancy believing that it will lower fat intake, minimise weight gain, treat self-diagnosed lactose intolerance or prevent their children from developing allergies," Koski said. "Although most nutrients in milk may be replaced from other foods or with supplements, vitamin D is found in few commonly consumed foods except for milk. "Mothers and health professionals need to understand that... (Hindustan Times)

    Got kefir? It's milk's alternative  Sep 29, 2007
    Kefir and its sibling, yogurt, are suitable for those suffering from lactose intolerance as the lactose is eaten by the precise bacteria the probiotics that give them their health-enhancing properties. Kefir distinguishes itself from yogurt in that it is traditionally made only from kefir grains which contain a complex mixture of both bacteria and yeasts. (Telluride Daily Planet, CO)

    Many 'imagine' food intolerance  Sep 19, 2007
    Actress Rachel Weisz for instance has a well-publicised wheat intolerance, TV presenter Carol Vorderman a gluten one, and Rod Stewart's former wife, Rachel Hunter, a lactose intolerance. Vague symptoms. (BBC News -- Health)

    Ervolino: Earth is made of cheese  Sep 17, 2007
    Then, around 1982 I developed lactose intolerance. Then, I noticed that everyone I knew had gained 400 pounds. (NorthJersey.com, NJ)

    Perceived milk intolerance may weaken girls' bones  Sep 8, 2007
    It's not clear, she added, where this perception is coming from, but she and her colleagues are investigating whether parents' perception of their own lactose intolerance has anything to do with how their children feel about dairy products. "I don't think that this comes from the girls, they're way too young, it has to come from something around them," she said. (Scientific American)

    Bacteria: The good and the bad  Sep 4, 2007
    " And, what does that mean? Basically, probitotics are good bacteria that keep bad bacteria in check. Proponents believe probiotics may ease the symptoms of Inflamatory Bowel Disease and lactose intolerance. There's evidence they may help combat allergies and even enhance the immune system. Some researchers believe they could lower cholesterol. Probiotics are most commonly used, however, to treat and prevent diarrhea, particularly antibiotic-associated diarrhea and traveler's diarrhea. Scott... (Athens Banner-Herald)

    Go ahead ... make my cake  Aug 30, 2007
    He also takes advantage of that fact that, in this day of lactose intolerance and food allergies, restaurants have taken to printing up brochures spelling out the ingredients, if not the precise quantities, in their dishes. He knocked himself loop-legged for weeks trying to figure out how to duplicate one of his own faves, the spicy Kookaburra Wings from Outback Steakhouse. (San Diego Union-Tribune)

    Does Dairy Cause Acne?  Aug 29, 2007
    He says, No. Lactose intolerance has nothing to do with acne, and "organic" simply means that the pesticides and insecticides the cows are exposed to in their food are less toxic than usual. Dr. Danby even mentions the case of one client who couldn t understand why in his 60s he had severe back acne. (Suite101.com)

    Is Soy Milk Good for You?  Aug 29, 2007
    Lactose intolerance encompasses many disorders of digestion and metabolism associated with the sugar lactose prevalent in milk. The enzyme needed to break down lactose in the body is called lactase. (Suite101.com)

    Them's fightin' germs  Aug 4, 2007
    They worked well," said Chicago's Wendy Burgess, whose 2-year-old son, Henry, had diarrhea after a round of antibiotics for an ear infection. Burgess' doctor suggested Florastor, which contains the probiotic yeast Saccharomyces boulardii lyo. "I didn't know what probiotics were, but if he were to go back on antibiotics, I'd start them to be proactive," she said. "The one time it makes sense to (use probiotics) is after antibiotics," said Katherine Knight, chair of the department of microbiology... (Herald Online, SC -- Health)

    Lactose Intolerance Doesn't Mean Goodbye to Dairy  Jul 25, 2007
    Lactose intolerance is often mild enough so that kids can tolerate at least some milk and milk products, experts added. "Lactose intolerance is relatively common," noted Dr. Melvin Heyman, a professor of pediatrics at the University of California, San Francisco, and a member of the committee that wrote the AAP guidelines ... While he was not familiar with any study citing the exact prevalence, he estimated that 20 percent or 30 percent of U.S. children have "some degree of lactose intolerance.".... (MEDLINEplus)

    Nutrition and AIDS  Jul 23, 2007
    Obtaining proper nutrition poses a challenge to people with AIDS. The development of conditions such as nausea, lactose intolerance, oral ulcers, fungal infections, and diarrhea can decrease appetite and hinder the absorption of nutrients. To ensure adequate nutrition, people with AIDS are advised to eat five to six small meals per day instead of three large ones. (Suite101.com)

    Mouse has its own interpretation of better mousetrap  Jun 25, 2007
    "Ma, I don't know. Trans-fats? Lactose intolerance? The guy told me to put peanut butter in them. But first I have to ...". I pulled the plastic electrical plate from the bag, tore the plastic off it and then looked at the open outlet -- six inches from my sink. (NorthJersey.com, NJ)

    The insured are sickened by healthcare bills  Jun 5, 2007
    Our daughter was simply one of many in Boston to suffer from the norovirus that went around this past winter, requiring several emergency room visits for rehydration, followed by a workup for lactose intolerance. It's outrageous for these policies to be sold, as our daughter's was to her, without someone pointing out that they only cover healthcare costs for the healthy. (Boston Globe -- Editorial)

    Dairy is bad news for Simpson  May 10, 2007
    The 'Dukes of Hazzard' star - who is getting in shape for her new movie in which her character joins the Marines - has to watch her diet because her lactose intolerance causes her to omit gas from "all ends.". Jessica told US TV show 'Extra,' "I am going to be all ripped. But it's tough, I'm not good on sugar. Or dairy - you'll hear it come out of all ends!". (AZCentral -- Entertainment)

    Glad You Asked  Apr 22, 2007
    People unable to digest milk due to lactose intolerance might suffer extreme flatulence if they consume dairy products. Recipes exist online for preparing dry baked beans that do not cause lingering side effects. (Helena Independent Record)

    Misconceptions Linger Around Irritable Bowel Syndrome  Apr 21, 2007
    Lactose intolerance may play a role in some cases of IBS, but it's not the cause of symptoms in the vast majority of people. Most people with IBS don't need to limit themselves to bland diets. (Health-Finder)

    That's Life Soup owner connects with customers  Apr 19, 2007
    "There are a lot of people around with lactose intolerance and celiac disease [requiring a gluten-free diet]. So I'm always looking for recipes those people can eat.". And while she doesn't do home deliveries, she does make house calls -- by phone, at least. (Boston Globe)

    Food Allergies in Your Kids  Mar 16, 2007
    Lactose intolerance is a common example of a food intolerance. A food allergy occurs when the immune system reacts to a specific food. (Fox News)

    The Reason You Gained Weight  Mar 7, 2007
    Cisler said the possibilities include irritable bowl syndrome, a blockage, thyroid disease or lactose intolerance. It may also be that you're not getting enough fiber, or that you're not drinking enough water to allow the fiber to work. (Click2Houston, TX)

    Released prisoners perpetually under watch  Mar 4, 2007
    In Pennsylvania, young residents take classes to improve their health and social habits called "Athlete's Foot," "Lactose Intolerance," "Male Pattern Baldness," "Flatulence" and "Proper Table Manners.". In California, they can join a Brazilian drum ensemble or classes like "Anger Management Through Art Therapy" and "Interpersonal Skills Through Mural Making.". (Rutland Herald)

    Milking it for what it's worth  Feb 28, 2007
    His loftiest ambition is to gain enough interest to turn the dare into a charity benefit - and if that doesn't happen, the competition already seems like an advocacy group for lactose intolerance. The milk challenge will happen May 3 at Mike Joyce's apartment on Clinton. (Daily Iowan, IA)

    Why neolithic man would have had no use for a pinta  Feb 27, 2007
    " Today's intolerance Anna Denny, a scientist with the British Nutrition Foundation, said 'lactase deficiency' affected about 5% of white British people, and a larger proportion of those from some ethnic minorities. In some parts of the world, such as Asia and Africa, the vast majority of people are lactose intolerant to some degree. Once diagnosed, the usual way to control its symptoms is to restrict the amount of milk products eaten every day, although nutritionists say that eliminating dairy... (BBC News -- Science)

    Time-tested life lessons  Feb 19, 2007
    Leap years, rollback pricing and lactose intolerance were made up by the government. There's no way you should just be able to add a day, make prices so low and walk through life without experiencing the joy of Mayfield Moose Tracks. (The Crimson White, AL)

    Chocolate for everyone else  Jan 27, 2007
    Among adults, lactose intolerance is more common than milk allergies, and also forces people to give up chocolate, she said. "There's great interest in having milk-free chocolate because of everyone's love affair with chocolate," she said. (Mail Tribune, OR)

    NBA in China gets milk to sell hoops  Jan 23, 2007
    China has never been a milk-drinking culture, and in many corners of Asia lactose intolerance is a common problem. Still, recent history in South Korea and Japan demonstrates that such countries can learn to drink milk. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA -- Sports)

    Pharma firms bet on healthy bacteria  Jan 19, 2007
    For instance, lactobacillus sporogenes formulations are used for various indications like diarrhea (neonatal, infant, adult), constipation, lactose intolerance, dyspepsia and colitis. In fact, beyond its well-established usefulness in promoting digestive health, its most impressive research finding is in the area of containing cholesterol levels, industry experts say. (India Times, India -- Intl Business)

    Leaky Gut in Autoimmune Disease  Jan 17, 2007
    Common causes of leaky gut syndrome include antibiotics, alcohol, caffeine, parasites, bacteria, some food preservatives and additives, allergic states such as gluten sensitivity and lactose intolerance, corticosteroids, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, refined carbohydrates, oral contraceptives, and fungi. Chronic inflammation from these sources damages the protective coat of immunoglobulin (antibody) A, which interferes with the body's normal ability to inhibit these substances. (Suite101.com)

    Leaky Gut Syndrome  Jan 17, 2007
    Using Probiotics and Digestive Enzymes in Autoimmune Disorders. Many autoimmune disorders show signs of intestinal permeability, which is thought to contribute to disease development and worsen symptoms. (Suite101.com)

    Better Health Around the Clock  Jan 9, 2007
    And, like many adults with some degree of lactose intolerance, I use soymilk as a terrific replacement for milk and a great way to get added calcium to help reduce my risk of osteoporosis and bone fractures. "If you make one change to your health routine," said Arnot, "make breakfast a must." He recommends cereal made with whole grain topped with fruit and ice-cold skim or soymilk. (Kansas City Kansan, KS)

    The Stars Are Aligning With Lifeway Kefir and Probugs(TM)!  Jan 9, 2007
    Trainers-to-the-stars Kathy Kaehler (Julia Roberts, Jennifer Aniston, Cindy Crawford) and Michael Georges (Meg Ryan, Christian Slater) love kefir for its many health benefits, including its ability to aid in weight loss, ease lactose intolerance and maintain a healthy intestinal tract. A great source of calcium and protein, all natural Pomegranate Kefir and Organic Pomegranate/Acai Kefir will be sampled alongside Probugs(TM) at The Access Hollywood "STUFF YOU MUST ... " Lounge over this exciting... (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)

    Reap the benefits of calcium  Jan 9, 2007
    But there are plenty of other ways to boost calcium, particularly for those who may not be able to eat or drink dairy products because of lactose intolerance. Other options include drinking calcium-fortified soy milk and juice, which rival the calcium content of milk. (Orlando Sentinel -- News)


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