Milk myths and facts on nutrition and health
An article debunks common beliefs about dairy milk. It explains that fat content depends on whole versus skimmed milk, that dairy does not cause constipation, pasteurization preserves most nutrients, and homogenization shows no proven heart risk. It also emphasizes adults need regular dairy to prevent osteoporosis.
X-29 Completes Initial Flight Test Program
The X-29 forward swept wing tactical aircraft built by Grumman for the DoD has finished its initial flight tests at Edwards Air Force Base and is handed to NASA for further testing. Its design promises higher maneuverability, better slow speed handling, and lower stall speeds with a smaller engine. It marks the first X-series craft in over ten years.
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Milk Myth 5 Homogenized Milk and Disease Claim
An unsubstantiated claim circulating since 1971 suggests homogenization of milk creates an enzyme linked to disease. The piece analyzes the myth and clarifies scientific understanding of homogenized milk and associated enzymes.
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