There is no indication that drinking milk when you have a fever is harmful, as long as you have no trouble keeping it down. For the "don't drink milk when you have a cold" issue, see below.
Hoary old myth based on the fact that mucus (a.k.a. snot) looks milky. In fact, some Aussies did a clinical trial to test this. Question "Is there a relationship between drinking milk and mucus production. Answer: NO* A wonderful site: all about myths of the Common Cold here: http://www.commoncold.org/special1.htm * Pinnock, C.B., N.M. Graham, A. Mylvaganam, and R.M. Douglas. 1990. Relationship between milk intake and mucus production in adult volunteers challenged with rhinovirus-2. American Review of Respiratory Disease. 141:352-356.
you should not DRINK MILK WHEN YOUR POO IS WATERY
They say not to drink milk with A fever
There is no reason to stand to drink milk. You can drink milk from exactly the same positions as you drink anything else.
You should drink Soy Milk.
Water and juice. Also, tea. No milk, it'll just make your fever go up 4 to 5 degrees.
You usually have to be sick to have a high fever...
Budgies should never be given milk to drink. They are completely herbivorous.
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Yes. You should alert your doctor to your fever.
How much milk you should drink daily depends on your sex and age. It is recommended you drink 3 to 5 glasses a day.
Well my families Yorkshire Terrier used to drink milk as a puppy, but now he drinks water.
Full fat, fresh, dairy milk