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Does anyone know if there is any brand of milk without Vitamin D

available in local super markets? I'm looking for this option in NJ/NY

area in USA.

 

As i know Vitamin D mainly comes from animal source - and is not

naturally found in milk but added on.

 

why can't we get the milk without additives like this?

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I assume you are talking about soymilk or rice milk? Correct? If you are

talking about cow's milk then it wouldn't make much sense to avoid vitamin

D because it comes from animal sources...since the milk comes from an

animal source.

 

We jave a Nutritionist brand soymilk maker so we know exactly what is in

the soymilk, but we've started using store bought soymilk for our 16mo. old

son since he needs the added B12, etc. I think there was an article in The

Vegetarian Journal a couple months ago regarding nondairy milks and which

ones were best for children and which ones were vegan. I'll find my copy

and get back to you.

 

Linda

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Vitamin D can be produced naturally with exposure to sunlight. And when the

milk is not having it naturally, I don't want someone to add that in milk. I

want to have a choice of milk with or without Vit. D.

If I'm getting enough sun light exposure and want to consume Milk without

Vitamin D, do i have access to such milk?

 

Thanks for asking the question.

 

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> Does anyone know if there is any brand of milk without Vitamin D

> available in local super markets? I'm looking for this option in NJ/NY

> area in USA.

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> As i know Vitamin D mainly comes from animal source - and is not

> naturally found in milk but added on.

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> why can't we get the milk without additives like this?

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> Vitamin D can be produced naturally with exposure to sunlight. And when

the

> milk is not having it naturally, I don't want someone to add that in milk.

I

> want to have a choice of milk with or without Vit. D.

> If I'm getting enough sun light exposure and want to consume Milk without

> Vitamin D, do i have access to such milk?

 

Only if you find a local fresh source, as far as I know.

You might want to look at these sites before you go through the trouble.

http://www.discover.com/recent_issue/index.html

http://www.pcrm.org/search/search.cgi?Range=Any & Format=Standard & Terms=spock

http://www.notmilk.com/

 

I hope this helps.

 

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