Uh, well, I stopped drinking milk 7 months ago. I lost weight....so I guess I don't qualify as on of their test cases........golly, what on earth will I do? No government agency telling me how to live my life! Heaven forbid!

The FTC is doing a great job protecting us from lying advertisers....and shows not fit to be aired...and various other missions they have been assigned....my tongue is stuck in my cheek, helllpppp.....

So much for truth in advertising, eh?

When you spit in the sky it will fall right in your eye......

Chalk up another useless, worthless, good for nothing study.......Waste a time, waste a money, total waste- just can't stand waste !!!!!!

It would be interesting to know who funded these 49 clinical studies, the evidence of which was used in the review to determine the effectiveness of calcium or low-fat dairy products in weight loss.

People seem to be looking for a safe, quick fix to losing weight. There is no such thing. You have to be willing to change your lifestyle permanently in order to achieve your ideal weight. Its also necessary to understand your own body and the way it metabolizes various foods. Check out Dr. M's nutritional typing. I've found it to be very helpful, when I follow his advice.  Sometimes I am naughty and don't and when I eat things I shouldn't, I gain weight. It can be that simple.

Dairy products, that is those made from milk, were not originally designed for human consumption, but rather for young calfs. We were not supposed to drink even human milk past a few years of life.

To be fair, though, some milk can be healthy; although, truly healthy milk is very hard to find.

For these reasons, I do not drink milk.

Nathan210