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Monday, December 3, 2012

Milk since childhood improves motor skills

Milk since childhood improves motor skills


 
According to a recent British study that typically milk since childhood can lead to health benefits lasts throughout a person's life and improvement of physical abilities and body balance in old age.
The researchers found in this study, which was published newspaper Age & Aging child that eating nearly a cup of milk a day is linked to more quickly walking by 5%, and reduces the equilibrium impairment in old age by 25%.
Researchers from here sees the presence of the benefits to public health from eating children to regular milk in small to impact on the body's functions in old age, a disclosure that would happen great benefits for adults over the age of 65.
The research team used historical reports on the diets of more than 1,500 men aged between 62 and 86 years old participated in two Musatin studies of dietary habits in childhood.
The research team values ​​the effect of the diet followed by respondents in small, private dairy, protein, calcium and fat on the current performance and the ability for these kinetic persons in old age.
The respondents underwent a series of activities including walking and the ability to do tests and sit back and measure the balance of the body.
It was found that eating foods rich in calcium and protein and dairy products in childhood associated with motor ability in old age.
The researchers also found that children who accept to drink milk in small retain this habit in old age, which has significant health benefits over a person's life.
Among the many health habits that should start at a young age, the researchers usually eat breakfast.
Several studies have shown that people who are accustomed to drinking milk and eating breakfast every morning follow a diet rich in nutrients beneficial than those who do not drink milk not adhere to a breakfast meal.
The present study indicated that the milk in the morning is usually in young healthy supplies nutrients they need throughout the day, and may extend its impact to a later period of life.
Much research has confirmed the importance of dairy products precedent in building bones, but this is the first study that talk about the benefits of physical performance caused by milk and continue throughout the life of the person.

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