Non-fat milk, simple carbohydrate -- good for weight loss?
I drink a lot of milk and eat lots of fat-free yogurt and cottage cheese. They're all high in protein. But now I read that they contain simple carbs, and for weight loss you're supposed to go for complex carbs. Should I be getting my protein from non-dairy foods, if my aim is to lose weight?
marshmello2008-07-19T15:34:11Z
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i would have some dairy because you need to have real food then chemically made
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