Health arguments against dairy products

[Korn]

Does Milk Actually Build Strong Bones? Sugar Content May Lead To Greater Fracture Risks

[Korn]

Here are a some articles bringing up some pros and 'cons', from a health perspective, about milk consumption. As always, I don't necessarily agree in everything the articles I post links to claim, but they are interesting reading.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-st...te-477447.html
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/11-...ing-dairy.html
http://vegie.me/the-best-argument-ag...ill-ever-read/

[Clueless Git]

Here are a some articles bringing up some pros and 'cons', from a health perspective, about milk consumption. As always, I don't necessarily agree in everything the articles I post links to claim, but they are interesting reading.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-st...te-477447.html
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/11-...ing-dairy.html
http://vegie.me/the-best-argument-ag...ill-ever-read/

From that Independent article ...

Perhaps more worrying is research suggesting that dairy products could promote cancer. Supporting this is The China Study, one of the largest epidemiological studies ever conducted. Collating the results, Professor Colin Campbell, Professor Emeritus of nutritional biochemistry at Cornell University in the US, found that rural Chinese, who eat a virtually dairy-free diet, have an incredibly low rate of breast cancer - one in every 10,000.

I don't remember the China Study ever specificaly identifying/isolating dairy as the problem.

I just remember it identifying animal protein which I understood to mean meat AND dairy, NOT just dairy alone.

Does anyone know if I remembered that wrong?