You might not know it, but milk is actually low in fat. In fact, semi-skimmed and skimmed milk varieties are all less than 2% fat, and 1% milk is just that – 1% fat. And that’s not all, milk is a source of vitamins and essential minerals including calcium, B12, iodine and protein.

Why does your body need all these things? It’s all part of having a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.

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Take B12 to stay red-blooded

Take B12 to stay red-blooded

To keep your nerve and red blood cells in good order, you need vitamin B12. It helps you create energy from what you eat and regulates cell division. Permal...

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Bone up on calcium

Bone up on calcium

Calcium is essential in tooth and bone growth and maintenance, and performs a vital role in blood clotting and muscle contraction. An adult human has 206 bones, so you need...

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Me, myself and iodine

Me, myself and iodine

Iodine is essential in maintaining a healthy metabolism (the rate at which the body burns energy) and rate of body growth. It’s the heaviest element commonly found in l...

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Teens need proteins

Teens need proteins

Protein is essential for muscle maintenance and growth. The body won’t function correctly without proteins. They are made from amino acids, some of which the body canno...

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