Is whole milk better than low fat milk for children's consumption?


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Despite its saturated fat content, there is not good evidence that drinking whole milk leads to obesity or worsens the health of children with a healthy weight. Photo: Freepik

United States President Donald Trump recently signed bipartisan legislation allowing school cafeterias to serve whole milk and 2% milk – another step toward fulfilling the administration’s promise to “end the war” on saturated fats.

The move is the latest chapter in a long debate about whether milk fat is helpful or harmful for children.

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