The truth is that drinking milk does not make you fat as many people believe.

          Milk contains only 3.8% fat, which is considered very low compared to other foods. However, if you're concerned about gaining weight, you can opt for low-fat or non-fat milk that is high in calcium instead. But with certain dairy products, consuming them in excess can lead to weight gain, especially cheese, butter, and ice cream, as these are classified as foods high in saturated fats.

          Furthermore, milk is a food rich in protein and calcium, which is crucial for building strong bones and teeth. The body can absorb these nutrients effectively, and milk is also a source of essential nutrients such as phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, carbohydrates, fats, and vitamin B12, among others.

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