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Milk from many animals, particularly cows, has long been a regular food staple for many, but not all, cultures. It provides other food sources such as cheese, yogurt, butter and kefir and is a source of protein, vitamin D and calcium. On the flip side, it's also a trigger for lactose intolerance.
You should still, however, drink the right amount of milk. If you want whiter teeth, talk to your dentist, or invest in a box of whitening strips. Milk is from female cows that have baby cows. Drinking milk won't whiten your teeth. I drink a lot of milk and have white teeth because I brush them daily.... No, drinking milk will not make teeth whiter. In fact, in some cases, such as nursing bottle syndrome, it damages them - causing decay, etc.