Got Milk? - Maybe not after you read this!

I find it funny that people are complaining about the pus in milk, considering what goes into other processed foods. Bugs, rat droppings, etc.

As for the person who said only people with certain blood types can digest milk, that's false. I'm O positive and I handle milk just fine. It's one of my favorite beverages in fact.

Many other animals will drink milk when they're adults, if they can get to it. Cats, dogs, rodents, horses, and sheep, to name a few.

I'm not so sure on the milk being bad for cats. All my family and friends let their cats have milk on a regular basis, and none have gotten sick.

Exactly what the Milk industry wants us to think. Is there calcium in milk? Sure. Is it digested well? No. I'm not talking about the fact that milk is a natural laxative and doesn't digest well. But the calcium itself is not absorbed because the body needs other nutrients to take it in efficiently. The calcium from vegetables does a lot better job, naturally. And calcium pills usually have magnesium in them to help your body.




Cats also LOVE tunafish. That doesn't mean it is healthy for them though. (nothing to do with infant/adult). There are a ton of substances that are bad for us that we love to consume (drugs, fat, caffeine, etc). The big red flag about milk, is it's meant to be for infants, not adults of any species. Then they try and hook adults with fear of osteoperosis, and make references to the Calcium and Vitamin D, but they aren't absorbed well.

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I read somewhere that an easy test to see if you're part mongoloid is to drink a ton of milk then sit on the c.r.a.p.p.e.r and see if anythings flies out ur a.s.s. If it does, through ur a.s.s, or any other exit of your body, then you are part mongoloid!

[Edited on 5/24/04 by RedDragon]

I love milk. Tastes great.

I can’t believe how ignorant people are with regards to this issue. Yeah sure continue pound back your steroid, growth hormone laden milk... Enjoy! Cuz milk does the body good.

I thought the reason for most the world's people not being able to drink milk was due to evolution. Over thousands of years Europeans developed a tolerance while Asians didn't...I'll have to check my Anthropology text book. I think It talks about lactose intolerance. As far as it nor being needed because we can get what it has to offer someplace else, Why can't we just pop a pill when we wake up that gives us 100% of our needed vitamins, etc.?

at one time in my life i was a truck driver and i hauled milk from time to time, needless to say i won't touch milk. maybe it was all the crap at the bottom of the tank after i was unloaded.

at one time in my life i was a truck driver and i hauled milk from time to time, needless to say i won't touch milk. maybe it was all the crap at the bottom of the tank after i was unloaded.

"You can milk anything with nipples, I have nipples Greg, can you Milk me"

Meet the Parents


Sorry Just loved that line.

PS SOY is horrbile for you, unless you want to grow breasts =) Any UK people on this thread, I heard you need a prescription to give soy formula to a baby is that correct?

Yes it does, I checked it. Make sure pop up blocker is disabled? LOL stupid adsgone

Actually, there is solid medical proof that the body take 4 times longer to digest cow's milk rather than goats milk. I have developed IgA antibodies to the milk protien and my body rejects it entirely. If I was to drink cows milk, cheese, etc in substantual amonts (1 glass), I'd have explosive diareah as well as be damaging my villi in my small intestine. The Dr. told me a lot of people have these problems but continue to ignore them and wont figure it out until they are in their 50's - damage done by then.

I drink organic goats milk free of all that *ish. Try reading about the Maker's Diet...it's pretty solid on what is the good stuff in life.

If really into it, get a health print profile from www.yourfuturehealth.com... taking that into account, you can adjust your diet on whats good for you and not some "force fed" rhetorical nonsense. We evolved seperately from region to region...it makes sense that we'd follow the diet of our ancestors.

But there is proof that cow's milk does more harm than good for some people.

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I have had a very simple view of nutrition for a very long time. Eat things that were alive in a near-original state because it contains the things needed for life.
Fruits, vegitables, meats are good for you- nobody disputes it. Breads, sugars, and most dairy products were never alive in that form- they started as plants of questionable nutritional value and were processed heavily into entirely other forms which have even less if any nutritional value. Most of these things have been at least somewhat challenged.

Speaking from experience, an overweight person can lost .5-1 pounds a day just by basing their diet on fruit for breakfast, and combinations of white meat and green vegitables for other meals while limiting beverages to tea, coffee, and water. It's also pretty economical.

Take my advice or leave it, but I cut 40 pounds in 2 months to join the Marines when we went to war with Iraq- highlight of my life .

I'll tell you what, after reading stuff like that, I don't buy milk anymore. I don't give it to my 3-year-old son anymore.

My son now gets orange juice with calcium and vitamins A, B1, C, D, and E added. Some people freak out when they hear he doesn't get milk, but they need to understand that milk is NOT the ONLY source of calcium and vitamin D.

BTW he's tall for his age.

Good thing I wasn't drinking my Mountain Dew when I read that or THAT would be spurting out of my nose!

Every time I give dairy products another try, I get that tired unfocused feeling again. Not to mention also the dreaded mucus buildup. Yuck.

Fortunately I'm back to normal relatively quickly once I stop any further consumption.

Some people who are lactose intolerant could try taking the enzyme "lactase". Unfortunately when milk is pastuerised (heated) the enzyme is destroyed.

Also, kind of a side note, if you eat cooked foods, it may be worth your while to check into taking enzymes. Cooked foods have their enzymes desroyed, forcing your body to cope in whatever way it can to digest the food. Enzymes are very important, and uncooked foods have enzymes in them. Make sure you get a formula that is right for you. There are possible issues with enzymes like protease, or a formula with HCL in it if you have ulcers, so don't jump blindly in, do your research. I eat lots of enzymes during the day with no real issues, and I have improved digestion and cleansing.

Troy

"cows milk is for cows, goats milk is for goats, humans milk is for humans!"






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Many people can't drink milk because many cultures have ignored drinking it for so many years, that their body can't handle it.

I'll agree with info junkie


for more info , lots of info on milk ;

besides , pus , there's the growth hormone , and the subtle allergies

www.notmilk.com...