To be fair, the milk our ancestors drank probably was a lot better tasting and free of some of the weird crap we put into cows these days. I kind of envy them for their milk... the local unhomogenized, low scc milk I've tried here is incredibly delicious.
To be fair, the milk our ancestors drank probably was a lot better tasting and free of some of the weird crap we put into cows these days. I kind of envy them for their milk... the local unhomogenized, low scc milk I've tried here is incredibly delicious.
Same here. I always thought it was the sugary cereal that made me sick, but I was wrong...
Can't eat too much ice cream, etc. Very sad.
Originally posted by: Soundmanred
Same here. I always thought it was the sugary cereal that made me sick, but I was wrong...
Can't eat too much ice cream, etc. Very sad.
Get lactase pills.
Google "The China Study"
In 1983 a joint British-Chinese-American study known as the "Study of Diet, Nutrition and Disease in the People's Republic of China" was begun for the purpose of studying the relationship between selenium and other nutrients and death rates from all forms of cancer. Because of its scope and the unique opportunity it offered, the study was expanded to examine many other health issues. It took exhaustive data--367 items per person were followed--on the lifestyle nutritional intake, and health status of 6,500 adults, half men, half women, spread throughout mainland China, over a six-year period. I want to emphasize that this was not an American-style survey in which "researchers" phoned a lot of people and asked them what they had for supper last night. It involved urine and blood analyses, extensive questionnaires, measurements of foods consumed, and detailed examination of a broad spectrum of data that would have been impossible before the age of computers.
Although it will be years before all the China study information is analyzed and available, the earliest reports have been shocking, although not unexpected by many. Dr. T. Colin Campbell of Cornell University, who directed the massive study, told Jane Brody in a New York Times interview (May 8, 1990) that the study affirms that "we're basically a vegetarian species and should be eating a wide variety of plant foods and minimizing our intake of animal foods." On the question of osteoporosis, Dr. Campbell said:
"Ironically, osteoporosis tends to occur in countries where calcium intake is highest and most of it comes from protein-rich dairy products. The Chinese data indicate that people need less calcium than we think and can get adequate amounts from vegetables."
Specifically, Dr. Campbell told the Times that the Chinese study found an average daily calcium intake of of 544 mg. in China, almost none of this from animal products, and "there was basically no osteoporosis in China." In the U. S., by contrast, where there is an average calcium intake of 1,143 mg per day, mostly from dairy products, "osteoporosis is a major public health problem."
Research studies like that are so full of holes, that if you were to stack them up together, you would never be able to eat any food at all.
My only complaint about milk is that the price of a gallon has skyrocketed over the past 1.5 years or so.
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The China Study has been shown on numerous accounts to be full of wholes. And www.notmilk.com is the biggest load of bullshit I've ever seen. Check out what they have to say about Casein... the prime protein found in cows milk. ZOMG :shocked: it's used to make GLUE THUS IT R BAD 4 U AND GIVES U ASTHMA!!1eleven.
Oh wait... I forgot to mention that human breast milk protein content is 40% CASEIN YOU FUCKING TOOL. I guess human breast milk is bad for babies. :roll:
*pours himself a tall glass of milk*
Ba-ah-ah :|
Oh wait... I forgot to mention that human breast milk protein content is 40% CASEIN YOU FUCKING TOOL. I guess human breast milk is bad for babies. :roll:
*pours himself a tall glass of milk*
Ba-ah-ah :|
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