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Milk and Gut Health: Dr. Steven Gundry’s Evaluation
In this video, Dr. Steven Gundry evaluates various types of milk based on their impact on gut health, ranking them from S (superfood) to F (trash).
Milk Ratings and Reasons
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Soy Milk & Pea Milk Rated F Dismissed as gut disruptors with no health benefits.
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Regular Cow’s Milk Rated poorly due to the presence of A1 casein protein.
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A2 Cow’s Milk Rated B Considered better than regular cow’s milk because it contains A2 casein.
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Almond Milk Rated C Seen as a mediocre choice.
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Oat Milk & Rice Milk Rated F Contain contaminants like glyphosate and lectins.
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Cashew Milk Rated F Cashews belong to the poison ivy family, making this milk problematic.
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Coconut Milk Rated A Praised for beneficial medium-chain triglycerides and lack of lectins.
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Lactose-Free Milk Rated D Lactose intolerance is rare; issues usually stem from A1 casein, not lactose.
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Hemp Milk, Macadamia Nut Milk, Flax Milk, Tigernut Milk, Hazelnut Milk Rated S (Superfoods) Contain beneficial fats, fibers, and compounds that promote heart and gut health.
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Potato Milk Rated F Potatoes contain lectins that can cause leaky gut.
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Sheep and Goat Milk Rated A Both contain A2 casein and are highly recommended, especially for infants or those who struggle with cow milk digestion.
Overall Recommendations
Dr. Gundry advises:
Avoid most plant-based milks except for a few nut-based options. Highlight coconut, goat, and sheep milk as the best choices for gut health.
Speaker
- Dr. Steven Gundry
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