Margaret Moss, MA - Milk

Name:	Margaret Moss, MA
Title:	Director of the Nutrition and Allergy Clinic in Greater Manchester, UK
Position:	Con to the question "Is drinking milk healthy for humans?"
Reasoning:	"Milk is a complex mixture of substances, some desirable, and others most definitely not. Avoiding milk is a health benefit, not a hazard, so long as you have a modest amount of calcium from a good quality supplement." ("How to Get Your Nutrients on a Milk-Free Diet," Go Dairy Free.org (accessed Sep. 17, 2007)
Theoretical Expertise Ranking:	Organizations/VIPs/Others Individuals and organizations that do not fit into the other star categories.
Involvement and Affiliations:	Director, Nutrition and Allergy Clinic in Greater Manchester, UK Former Regional Coordinator, British Association of Nutritional Therapists Scientific member of the British Society for Ecological Medicine (BSEM) Member, Institute of Biology (MIBiol), 2004
Education:	Nutritional Therapy Council, Registered Practitioner, 2006 DipION (Nutrition Consultant's Diploma), Institute for Optimum Nutrition, 1992 CBiol MIBiol (Chartered Biologist and Member of the Institute of Biology), Institute of Biology, 2004 MA, University of Cambridge, 1971 BA, Mathematics and Logic, University of Cambridge, 1967
Contact Info:	Phone: 0161-432-0964 Fax: None found E-Mail: margaret@nutritionandallergyclinic.co.uk Website: www.nutritionandallergyclinic.co.uk
Select Publications:	Cowritten with David Freed, "The Cow and the Coronary: Epidemiology, Biochemistry and Immunology," International Journal of Cardiology, 2003 "Does Milk Cause Coronary Heart Disease?," Journal of Nutritional & Environmental Medicine, 2002 "Purines, Alcohol and Boron in the Diets of People with Chronic Digestive Problems," Journal of Nutritional & Environmental Medicine, 2001 Cowritten with David Freed, "Survival Trends, Coronary Event Rates, and the MONICA Project," Lancet, 1999 "Effects of Molybdenum on Pain and General Health: A Pilot Study," Journal of Nutritional & Environmental Medicine, 1995
Other:	None found
Quoted in:	1. Is drinking milk healthy for humans? 2. Is drinking non-homogenized milk healthier than drinking homogenized milk? 3. Should milk be a required part of federally subsidized school meal programs? 4. Does drinking milk contribute to heart disease?