No, in the past few weeks I posted the most recent research on the question and it is no longer a viable theory and has generally beebn dropped. If one looks at the publication dates of the research used in the link above one sees it is all several years ago when this theory was thought to have some merit, no longer. Milk doesn't cause diabetes and milk products, especially low fat items, have been shown to have specific benefits for diabetics and lowers risk of getting type 2 diabetes.
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No, in the past few weeks I posted the most recent research on the question and it is no longer a viable theory and has generally beebn dropped. If one looks at the publication dates of the research used in the link above one sees it is all several years ago when this theory was thought to have some merit, no longer. Milk doesn't cause diabetes and milk products, especially low fat items, have been shown to have specific benefits for diabetics and lowers risk of getting type 2 diabetes.
Good suggestion , can you eloborate little more on various brands of cheese . Italians who eat lot of mozarella and parmesan cheese with noodles and pasta donot suffer much from diabetes .
