posted on Mar, 10 2010 @ 08:50 PM
When you say "for survival," that's the key. We do not need cow's milk for our survival. Never have needed it.
As near as anthropologists can tell, we humans never domesticated cattle until about 6000 years ago. In other words, we didn't drink
cow's milk before 6000 years ago.
Human beings — modern homo sapiens — had already been alive and surviving for about 200,000 years before we ever domesticated
animals and started "milking" them.
That's proof that animal milk is not essential to normal human growth.
Now, you can look at some of the very primitive tribes in Africa, the ones who are just barely surviving today, the ones who are
starving in Africa today, and you will notice that they do drink milk. Like, water buffalo milk and cow's milk.
And it aint saving them. They're still starving.
In fact, some tribes of Africa sometimes mix milk with live, whole cattle blood, forming a gooey pink paste, which they eat raw.
That's because they're starving. But it aint saving them. That's because animal milk is a food of LAST RESORT.
Which brings up the consumption of animal blood for survival purposes... It's been done for thousands, hundreds of thousands of years
by modern human beings, as a last resort.
The ancient Mongols, for example, while charging around Asia raiding villages for years at a time, often found themselves out in the middle of
nowhere with no food. Whereupon they would open up a few veins on their horses and drink the blood as a LAST RESORT, just
to keep them alive long enough to reach the next village.
Again, it was a LAST RESORT, but NOT a regular practice. Whole blood is NOT a terribly nutritious food source for human beings.
You cannot live by drinking blood — I know a lot of vampire wanna-bees are pouting out there, but it's time to wake up, kids.
And cow's milk won't keep you alive, either. Try consuming nothing but cow's milk for about a month, and just see how healthy
you are. You'll be heavily flatulent, squirting your guts out your rectum, your kidneys will be clogged and aching, and you'll have extremely
painful calcium deposits at various points all over your skeleton.
"Well, how can a baby drink it, then, for so many months?"
Babies have extremely high metabolism, an accelerated rate of growth — they can metabolize a formula containing cow's milk for the
first several months of life, along with lots of water and citrus juices, but they CANNOT survive on straight cow's milk. It would kill a
baby, sure as hell.
That's proof, again, that cow's milk is toxic to human beings, except as a food of last resort, until you can locate a big,
fat, juicy steak upon which to gnaw.
But I've never heard of anyone dying from sucking a woman's tits. Unless, of course, she's married to someone else.
— Doc Velocity
[edit on 3/10/2010 by Doc Velocity]