Normal/high-fat milk consumption is associated with higher lean body and muscle mass in Japanese women aged between 40 and 60 years: a cross-sectional study

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RT @originoverwght: High-fat milk consumption associated with higher lean body and muscle mass, which were correlated with vitamin D intake…

RT @originoverwght: High-fat milk consumption associated with higher lean body and muscle mass, which were correlated with vitamin D intake…

RT @originoverwght: High-fat milk consumption associated with higher lean body and muscle mass, which were correlated with vitamin D intake…

RT @originoverwght: High-fat milk consumption associated with higher lean body and muscle mass, which were correlated with vitamin D intake…

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