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The Udder Truth about Dairy

The Udder Truth about Dairy

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 🎙️ The Udder Truth About DairyMilk. Cheese. Yogurt. Butter. Ice cream.Few foods are as comforting, controversial, and capable of starting an argument at brunch as dairy.In this episode of Harry Situation, we take the dairy aisle and turn it into a full-blown investigative adventure. We’re separating fact from fiction, science from myth, and lactose from regret — all with curiosity, comedy, and actual research.We start by going way back — 10,000 years back — to uncover how humans decided milking animals was a good idea in the first place, and how dairy helped early civilizations survive long before expiration dates were a thing. From there, we track how dairy made its way into American culture, why milk consumption dropped while cheese quietly took over, and how technology turned milk from a risky farm gamble into a household staple.Then we get into the stuff your stomach really cares about.What is lactose? Why do 65% of humans struggle to digest it? Is lactose intolerance a modern problem — or just biology doing biology? We break down what lactase actually does, why most adults stop producing it, which cultures tolerate dairy best (and why ancestry matters), and whether you can train your body to handle dairy more effectively… or if lactose-free milk is just doing the digestion for you.We also dig into the A1 vs A2 milk debate — the protein plot twist hiding in your gallon jug. Same nutrients, different protein, very different experiences for some people. Is A2 milk better? Easier to digest? Worth the higher price? Or is it just clever marketing? We break it all down without the hype.And yes… we address the cheese situation.Why is cheese so hard to stop eating? Why does pizza feel emotionally supportive? Turns out cheese activates the same reward centers in the brain as feel-good drugs — and science has receipts.Along the way, we bust myths (no, dairy does NOT cause autism), talk gut health, acne, hormones, and why happy cows really do make better milk — mostly because stress hurts performance, whether you’re a cow or a coworker.By the end of this episode, you’ll know:• Why dairy isn’t universally “good” or “bad”• Why tolerance is personal, cultural, and genetic• Why your body isn’t broken — it’s just honest• And how to choose the milk that fits you without consequencesDairy is complicated.Dairy is chaotic.Dairy is comforting.And like everything on this show, the truth is way more interesting than the myth.🔗 Sources Used in This Episode (Short Links)• Early history of the American dairy industry (USDA):https://tinyurl.com/usda-dairy-history• A brief history of milk in America:https://www.milwaukeemag.com/brief-history-of-milk• How U.S. dairy consumption has changed:https://tinyurl.com/usda-dairy-shift• Why dairy matters nutritionally (MyPlate):https://www.myplate.gov/eat-healthy/dairy• Is dairy good or bad for you? (Healthline):https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/is-dairy-bad-or-good• Dairy & heart health explained (Harvard Health):https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/dairy-health-food-or-health-risk-2019012515849• Dairy and heart disease research (Mayo Clinic):https://mcpress.mayoclinic.org/dairy-health• Lactose intolerance explained (Cleveland Clinic):https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/7317-lactose-intolerance• Lactose intolerance overview (Johns Hopkins):https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/lactose-intolerance• What A2 milk is & how it’s different (EatingWell):https://www.eatingwell.com/article/8032910/a2-milk• Cheese activates reward centers (Mount Sinai):https://www.mountsinai.org/about/newsroom/2015/study-reveals-that-cheese-triggers-the-same-part-of-the-brain-as-many-drugs• Fun facts about cows (SPCA):https://spca.bc.ca/news/fun-facts-about-cows🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple, Amazon, or YouTube🗣 “Alexa, play Harry Situation Podcast”Stay Curious. Stay Sharp. Keep Rising.
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