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Dairy milk could be the hidden cause of many cancers and diseases in the world today and genetically modified cows and foods are accelerating this.
Originally posted by CoherentlyConfused
I know...if it's good enough for our babies, why is it not good enough for us? It is rather sweet.
Besides being the perfect food for babies, as long as you have a breastfeeding mom in the house, no one will starve. I always used to joke about that with my ex when I breastfed my oldest son. If we ever got stranded somewhere or put in a survival situation, at least we wouldn't starve.
Originally posted by Flavian
reply to post by Shadow Herder
Have you ever tasted human milk? I will admit to trying the mrs breast milk for our first child - never again! Tastes worse than foreign milk on your cornflakes on holiday!
Originally posted by daynight42
If the breast milk can transmit hiv, I really am having a hard time seeing how it would help. I see it as possible, but I don't understand.
okay, great, cant argue the necessity of mothers milk, and anyone who has done the research knows it benefits. As a child I was breast fed, but here is the problem. Its not on the market where I can buy it. Or is it?
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Originally posted by daynight42
If the breast milk can transmit hiv, I really am having a hard time seeing how it would help. I see it as possible, but I don't understand.
I will explain the theory/hypothesis behind the insinuations.
Essentially the primary method of which diseases gain influence and cause damage within the body is due to a lack of proper nutrition which gives the bodies cells the chemical materials it needs to combat the disease's activity.
The immune system is quite powerful if provided adequate materials to conduct it's operations.
Human milk specifically is loaded with antibodies particularly, of which promote the passing of resistances from one individual to the next. The mother's milk (if she is healthy and well nourished), is going to offer all sorts of developed and capable antibiotic/antiviral capabilities to those who do not yet been exposed to them.