Jul 22, 2009

Lactose Intolerance

By Bruce Langner, MD|2014-04-29T14:01:15-04:00Updated: July 22nd, 2009|Complications, Diet & Nutrition, Newsletters|0 Comments

Calcium and Vitamin D have long played a vital role for the proper function of the human body. To achieve that, Americans need to consume sufficient amounts of dairy foods, such as milk, cheese and yogurt.

Studies show that consuming the recommended amounts of calcium and vitamin D reduces the risk of developing Type II diabetes by […]

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