article_snippet: Researchers  found a link between milk consumption and higher levels of anti-oxidant which might minimise damage to brain cells .
article_snippet: Drinking three glasses of milk a day could help stave off diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, say researchers.
article_snippet: A new US study shows a link between milk consumption and higher levels of a naturally-occurring antioxidant called glutathione in the brain in older, healthy adults.
article_snippet: Dr Sullivan said ‘We have long thought of milk as being very important for your bones and very important for your muscles.
article_snippet: 60 adults enrolled in the study found those who said 60 adults enrolled in the study had drunk milk recently had more glutathione in 60 adults enrolled in the study brains.
article_snippet: Study found people who drank three glasses of milk a day had the highest level of anti-oxident glutathione .
article_snippet: An editorial in the journal said the study presented ‘a provocative new benefit of the consumption of milk in older individuals’.
article_snippet: There have been mixed findings in studies on the health benefits of milk.
article_snippet: A study from Oxford University suggested milk drinking might mitigate neurological damage leading to diseases such as Alzheimer’s due to A study from Oxford University vitamin B12 content.
article_snippet: A randomised, controlled trial that seeks to determine the precise effect of milk consumption on the brain is still needed and is a logical next step, A study from Oxford University said.
highlights_snippet: New study shows a link between milk and antioxidant called glutathione .
  
highlights_snippet: Researchers found people who drank more milk had higher levels .
  
highlights_snippet: Previous Oxford University study also found milk might mitigate damage .