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As we have repeatedly told our readers: The white stuff isn't necessarily the right stuff.
Now Swedish researchers, publishing in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, have tracked 61,000 women between the ages of 38 and 76, for a period of 13 years.
Their conclusions? Women who consumed a lot of dairy products had a significantly higher risk of ovarian cancer. Those drinking more than a pint of milk a day had double the risk. It has long been known that cow's milk can contain high levels of pesticides and hormones.
Another possible risk factor is Insulin-like Growth Factor (IGF1) which in the early 1990's was linked to hormonally driven cancers like breast, prostate and ovarian by US scientists.
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