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----------------------------------------------- The Evolution of the White Mustache Our love of milk goes back thousands of years. But today, does it do a body any more good than bad? by, Megha Satyanarayana 18 July 2007 Ad campaigns proclaim through white-mustachioed celebrities: “Milk: It does a body good.” This bovine-born best friend of cupcakes, this basis of cheese, this bedfellow of cereal is also the bedrock of nutrition in many cultures. Indeed the human love affair with dairy goes back thousands of years to our very dawn as farmers and animal-keepers. Our love of milk is stamped on our genome. Of course today, in a world bursting with Haagen Dazs, Kraft singles and industrial agriculture, eating dairy may be less survival tool and more dangerous indulgence. To many, the creamy white liquid is a nutritional nightmare: a… http://www.inklingmagazine.com/articles/milk-mans-best-friend-and/

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