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Volume
9 No. 3 (July/August/September 2005)
Just in
time for Back to School: Focus on Childhood Nutrition
üHealthy
Choices Can Be Encouraged Not Forced
üStrong
Bones Need More Than Just Calcium!
üBreakfast
Really Is “The Most Important Meal of the Day”
üKids
“Go” For Healthy Choices
ü1st
Step to Good Health: Limit Soft Drinks (including one school’s story)
üAlso
in this issue: Tip Sheet: 33 Terrifically Tasty Snack
Ideas
Volume
9 No. 2 (April/May/June 2005)
üCalories
Climb and Milk is Overlooked When Kids Choose Sweetened Drinks
üMilk
Muscles Out Sugary Drinks and Boosts Nutrients
üSugarcoated
Diet Leaves Preschoolers Short on Nutrition
üWhy
Do Kids Eat What They Eat?
üIs
Your Diet Making the Grade? Many Americans are Getting a ‘D’ for Dairy
üAlso
in this issue:
Fast Facts: Food and Beverage Choices at School,
Tip Sheet: Putting the new Dietary Guidelines into Practice,
Are You Eating Enough of These Super Foods?
Volume
9 No. 1 (January/February/March 2005)
üCalcium’s
Weight Management Benefits are Internationally Recognized
üMilk
May Ease Arthritis Pain
üDairy
Products Not Linked to Ovarian Cancer Risk
üAnother
Reason for Women to Wear a Milk Mustache
üAlso
in this issue:Trend
Watch: Milk in Plastic Bottles;
Volume
8 No. 4 (October/November/December 2004)
üDairy
Boosts Nutrition, Not Weight, in Girls
üThese
Tummy-Trimming Foods Have Been In Your Fridge All Along!
üRe-Think
Your Drink
üYour
Child’s Low Calcium Intake May be a Hard Habit to Break
üMilk
May Spell Relief for PMS
üAlso
in this issue: Surgeon General’s Report on Bone Health: Prevention is Key;
Fact Sheet: First-Ever Dietary Recommendations for Potassium
Volume
8 No. 3 (July/August/September 2004)
ü3-A-Day
of Dairy May Reduce Kidney Stone Risk
üMilk—The
Healthy Punch
ü
“D”ficient
Teens Need More Milk
üMilk
May Help Keep Hearts Healthy
üAlso in this issue: Reauthorized Law Keeps Students Healthy; Cool
& Tasty Treats for a Hot & Healthy Summer
Volume
8 No. 2 (April/May/June 2004)
üMore Evidence That Milk Makes Bones Stronger
üDrink Milk: Your Kids Are Watching!
ü Weight Bearing Exercise Builds Stronger Bones
ü Dairy’s
Nutrient Package Better for Bones than Calcium Alone
ü
Also in this issue: American Heart Association
recommends
dairy foods, fruits and vegetables to reduce obesity in teens
and Bone-Building Treats for Teens
Volume
8 No. 1 (January/February/March 2004)
üMore Proof that Milk Helps Keep Kids Fit
üTeens Get More Calcium When Parents Encourage
Milk-Drinking
üMilk’s Nutrient Package Benefits Bones
üCombat Colon Cancer with Dairy
üWant
to Eat Less Without Feeling Hungry? Try
Dairy Foods
Studies
Show: Lose Fat,
Gain Lean Muscle
--New
research shows dieters lose more weight and body fat with dairy on their menu
New
study finds children who avoid milk are more likely to break bones, be
overweight
--First study to link lack of milk to increased fracture rates
Kids’
diets win when flavored dairy products replace sodas and
fruit drinks
-- New study finds flavored milks and yogurts are building blocks for better
nutrition
New
report projects more than $200 billion in healthcare cost savings from simple
diet change
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Increasing dairy intake each day could lead to a reduction in chronic
disease risk and treatment costs
New
study
shows 3-4 servings of dairy each
day help burn
fat
-- “Dairy
foods have a powerful, positive impact on weight loss,” says lead researcher
New
study shows children who get enough calcium have moms who drink milk at mealtime
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Kids’
Beverage Patterns May Be in Place as Early as Preschool
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