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for weight loss whats better 1% or 2% or whole milk?
Hi
(2lbs per week, Healthy weight loss, no starving)
You can always try soymilk and rice milk as an alternative.
I am currently trying to lose 100 lbs so far I have lost 8lbs on my first month, no starving required. When it comes to losing weight it's extremely difficult, but it can be done.
You need to start with determination, discipline and really want it.
Remember also many years of the abuse given to our digestive system counts. there is a 21 day cleansing program with what I am currently using that helps. esp. those last few pounds are the hardest. I say few because I have 100+ to go.
I truely believe that every pound counts so I know that those twenty lbs are really bothering you.
My father is a 68yrs old and has run 20+ marathons all of them 26+ miles he had about 10lbs to lose and couldn't for many years. Believe me he is a healthy man, but couldn;t get rid of those last few and he lost them within 2mths. My mom one of the worlds most stubborn women has changed her eating habits and lost 9lbs the first month she's 61yrs old and my brother lost 13;bs the first month he used the 21 day we have a whole list of people in our family alone losing it. Using these products
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No milk at all to be honest. Milk is bad for humans anyway and if on weight loss you should probably substitute milk altogether for something else.
If you really must have milk go for the lowest fat one you can find, but know that in weight loss and weight gain fat is together to balance out several things.
Non fat or 1% would have less calories per serving and less fat content, if that's what you're asking, and if you are reducing your calorie intake or simply watching what you eat, then a lower fat content milk would help.
