Zivic-Bubac
June 7th, 2011, 06:14 AM
I came across it yesterday in my Health Food Store, so I immediately googled it http://yoursmiles.org/psmile/science/p0317.gif (http://yoursmiles.org/p-science.php?page=)
Here is some info http://thehealthbenefitsof.org/the-health-benefits-of-oat-milk/
It has a mild taste with hint of sweetness ( haven't tasted yet!), zero fat and lactose free. I guess it raises testosterone like oat? :think:
Do you think this might be better for morning cereals then full fat yogurt I'm using?
1 cup of yogurt ( 8oz ~ 2dl = 200ml) contains 573 mg of Potassium and 450 mg of Calcium
100 gram (~ 100ml or ~1/2 cup) of Oat milk contains 350 mg of Potassium and 52 mg of Calcium and 148 mg of Magnesium ( http://www.soymilkquick.com/oatmilk.php )
There are also calcium fortified Oat milks which we don't need :wink: Oat milk has 36% RDA of Calcium while cow milk has 28% RDA so it's richer in calcium then plain milk.
Maybe to use it in my coffee instead of soy-milk I'm using now? ( I can't get rid of T's sentence: Soy Isoflavones is one of the reasons I got my boy :wink: although I totally understand infos about soy are conflicted regarding swaying http://yoursmiles.org/psmile/science/p0317.gif (http://yoursmiles.org/p-science.php?page=)
Here is some info http://thehealthbenefitsof.org/the-health-benefits-of-oat-milk/
It has a mild taste with hint of sweetness ( haven't tasted yet!), zero fat and lactose free. I guess it raises testosterone like oat? :think:
Do you think this might be better for morning cereals then full fat yogurt I'm using?
1 cup of yogurt ( 8oz ~ 2dl = 200ml) contains 573 mg of Potassium and 450 mg of Calcium
100 gram (~ 100ml or ~1/2 cup) of Oat milk contains 350 mg of Potassium and 52 mg of Calcium and 148 mg of Magnesium ( http://www.soymilkquick.com/oatmilk.php )
There are also calcium fortified Oat milks which we don't need :wink: Oat milk has 36% RDA of Calcium while cow milk has 28% RDA so it's richer in calcium then plain milk.
Maybe to use it in my coffee instead of soy-milk I'm using now? ( I can't get rid of T's sentence: Soy Isoflavones is one of the reasons I got my boy :wink: although I totally understand infos about soy are conflicted regarding swaying http://yoursmiles.org/psmile/science/p0317.gif (http://yoursmiles.org/p-science.php?page=)