Carrie Underwood gets a Milk Mustache
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Carrie Underwood gets a Milk Mustache

Friday, August 11, 2006 – Carrie Underwood got milk, and now she's spreading the word. Underwood joins a long list of celebrities in the Milk Mustache campaign with the debut of her ad in today's USA Today - "Country by Carrie Body By Milk. Wanna hit a high note? Studies suggest that teens who drink milk tend to be leaner and the protein helps build muscle. Staying active, eating right and drinking three glasses a day of lowfat or fat-free milk helps you look like a star."

During the past decade, the Milk Mustache campaign has helped curb the country's calcium deficit and educate Americans on the many reasons to drink milk - from reducing the risk of osteoporosis to helping maintain a healthy weight. This month the campaign will be launching a new program, Body By Milk, to educate teens about the benefits of drinking milk from how it can help them keep a healthy weight and how milk helps build more muscle.

The previous list of celebrities who have participated in the Milk Mustache campaigns include Mischa Barton, Freddy Adu, Elizabeth Hurley, Sheryl Crow, Ben Roethlisberger, Joss Stone, Kelly Clarkson, Batman, Donovan McNabb, Andy Roddick, Hilary Duff, Bernie Mac, Superman, Britney Spears, Kim Cattrall, Jessica Alba, Angelina Jolie and Lindsay Lohan.


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