Skim milk has fewer calories than whole milk (approximately 90 calories per cup versus 150 calories per cup), and it provides the same amount of protein and calcium. ... Skim milk is also lower in saturated fat, which has long been labeled a contributing factor to diseases such as heart disease and diabetes Is skim milk really better for you?
Yes, it's lower in fat and calories than whole milk, and marginally higher in calcium, but some experts suggest that the saturated fat in dairy may not be a problem in terms of heart health. In fact, by drinking skimmed we may be missing out on fat-soluble nutrients like vitamins A and E.
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