Ollie
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Yeah. The web site is plastered with ads to buy her book. She isn't a doctor, and she's never submitted her studies or program for official peer review and validation.
In regards to the particular study, it never says that milk triggers a reduction in bone calcium or that it even weakens the bones at all. The study's lead author, Dr. Karl Michaelsson of Uppsala University, even called the results too small and far too preliminary to merit a change in dietary recommendations. It only says that Swedish people who ate traditional Swedish diets that were heavy in milk broke bones more often. There are simply too many factors to identify the underlying cause and that it needed more study.
I personally file this information under the same category I file global warming, have we landed on the moon, and is there an alien spacecraft at Roswell...
I like milk and drink it sometimes and I haven't been killed by it yet so I will continue to do so.