glamazon386
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I found this on the gotmilk.com website and thought it was interesting. Check it out...
http://www.gotmilk.com/news/health/hair.html
http://www.gotmilk.com/news/health/hair.html
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bravenewgirl87
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Very true. I have always wondered if you can put pure milk, like coconut milk, from the can and if it would turn the ingredients?
glamazon386
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bravenewgirl87 said:
Do you mean can you put coconut milk in your hair? Or supplement coconut milk in your diet for regular milk? About the latter I'm not sure. I don't think coconut milk has the same properties as regular milk but both are known to be good for the hair and body so it might not even matter. I might just be an apples and oranges kind of thing. They're both good for different reasons maybe?
bravenewgirl87
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bmoreflyygirl said:
Not just digesting milk, but putting milk or coconut milk right into your shampoo for extra boost. I did it before but i don't know if i poor it into my condish if it will turn it our not. Or should i just buy the powder from FNWL?
glamazon386
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bravenewgirl87 said:
Ohhh... people here use coconut milk on their hair. I've done it myself a few times. I'm sure if you put it in the search function you'll find threads about it. I don't think coconut milk goes sour but regular milk from the fridge would so I'd just mix up enough to put on my head. I wouldn't pour it in my whole bottle. I remember someone on here said they got mold in their conditioner bottle. I think it was from using honey though.
MzOptimistic
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dlewis said:
Yah, yah try it with your P& J sandwhich it is
the only time I can drink milk is with something sweet...ummm...okay...I'm greedy and had to elaborate a litttle more
.....*leaves thread*glamazon386
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LOL Am I the only person who actually likes and drinks milk daily?
Nope! I got out of the habit of drinking milk daily after high school, but I am getting back into it!!! In high school, I would trade the majority of my gross cafeteria lunch for a carton of milk. We have osteoporosis in my gene pool, so I am trying to prevent it if possible. Plus, I really like the taste of milk.
gymfreak336
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Another reason to support my milk addiction. I drink close to 2 gallons a week.
bravenewgirl87
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bmoreflyygirl said:
As long as it has strawberry or vanilla quik in it. A good way to incorperate milk into your diet is instead of buying a caramel macchiatto at Starbucks... get a vanilla or caramel cream. Its steamed milk with flavoring and whipped cream.
preciousjewel76
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bmoreflyygirl said:
Nope! I love milk and all other dairy products.
Although lately, I've been eating more yogurt than drinking milk.glamazon386
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preciousjewel76 said:Nope! I love milk and all other dairy products.
Me too. I take a yogurt with me to work every morning.
Bravenewgirl - I don't have money to be wasting at expensive ass Starbucks.
A regular old glass of whole milk a day works for me. I do get a Reindeer Drink (steamed milk) w/ Almond or Caramel from Caribou Coffee on occasion though.
AwesomelyNappy
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I cant drink whole milk thanks to my mother. When i was younger, she olny bought 2% milk, and since my body got used to 2%, every time i try to drink whole milk, i get stomach cramps. If i must drink whole milk, it has to be in very small quantitys and i have to chase with a lot of water.
Now, since i've been drinking slim/skim/fatree milk reagularly, 2% milk seems a bit too strong for my stomach sometimes (still not as strong as whole milk though). If i havent drank it in a while, i'll have to ease into 2% by drinking a little at first, and then slowly increasing my ounces daily until i can drink an 8oz glass or more without cramping. Usually when i go shopping, I will buy two gallons of milk - a 2% gal for my kids, and a fat free gal for me. nobody else likes my milk, they think it taste watery,but i love it!
Since i've been taking my vits and supplements more regularly, I've been craving more milk. I went from drinking less than half a gal a week, to now going through an average of a gal and a half and sometimes dipping into the kids supply
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Now, since i've been drinking slim/skim/fatree milk reagularly, 2% milk seems a bit too strong for my stomach sometimes (still not as strong as whole milk though). If i havent drank it in a while, i'll have to ease into 2% by drinking a little at first, and then slowly increasing my ounces daily until i can drink an 8oz glass or more without cramping. Usually when i go shopping, I will buy two gallons of milk - a 2% gal for my kids, and a fat free gal for me. nobody else likes my milk, they think it taste watery,but i love it!
Since i've been taking my vits and supplements more regularly, I've been craving more milk. I went from drinking less than half a gal a week, to now going through an average of a gal and a half and sometimes dipping into the kids supply
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Hidden_Angel
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I don't , cant drink milk that much it breaks me out 
AwesomelyNappy
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ShaniKeys said:
I thought about doing this the other day, but i didn't proceed because i didn't want my husband to think i was weird (-er than usual) putting food in my hair. He already think most of the hair tactics i do now are crazy as it is.
I think i might give it a try tho, maybe this weekend....
