The importance of milk
Can you live without milk
http://www.cure-for-osteoporosis.blogspot.com

"Stella" > wrote in message
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> The importance of milk
> Can you live without milk
> http://www.cure-for-osteoporosis.blogspot.com
>
A calcium-based indegestion tablet a day will solve that problem.

I did some research on nutrition a while ago and I think milk is
unnecessary for humans. Cow milk was designed by nature to feed baby
cows, not humans. Some green vegetables have plenty of calcium, if I
remember correctly. I'm pretty sure they do. I found out milk has a lot
of PUSS in it, so it grosses me out now. I seldom drink it anymore.
Also farmers force cows to live in horrible conditions and pump them
with antibiotics and hormones, so that's another reason not to drink
milk.

On 17 Nov 2006 07:54:43 -0800, "GreatArtist" > wrote:

>I did some research on nutrition a while ago and I think milk is
>unnecessary for humans. Cow milk was designed by nature to feed baby
>cows, not humans. Some green vegetables have plenty of calcium, if I
>remember correctly. I'm pretty sure they do. I found out milk has a lot
>of PUSS in it,

Why would it?

>so it grosses me out now. I seldom drink it anymore.
>Also farmers force cows to live in horrible conditions

Like what? I've been on several dairy farms, but none of the farmers
kept those cows in horrible conditions.

>and pump them
>with antibiotics and hormones, so that's another reason not to drink
>milk.

"nemo" > wrote in message
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> "Stella" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
>> The importance of milk
>> Can you live without milk
>> http://www.cure-for-osteoporosis.blogspot.com
>>
> A calcium-based indegestion tablet a day will solve that problem.

I agree.

"Scott Smith" > wrote in message
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> "nemo" > wrote in message
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> > "Stella" > wrote in message
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> >> The importance of milk
> >> Can you live without milk
> >> http://www.cure-for-osteoporosis.blogspot.com
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> > A calcium-based indegestion tablet a day will solve that problem.
>
> I agree.
>
>
Don't take too many though. If you over indulge in tomatoes, asparagus,
rhubarb and other veggies rich in oxalic acid and don't drink enough fluids,
you could get kidney stones - and they're no joke!

On 17 Nov 2006 07:54:43 -0800, a day that will live in infamy,
GreatArtist stood on a soapbox and proclaimed:
: I found out milk has a lot of PUSS in it, so it grosses me out now. I seldom drink it anymore.

A lot of puss in it??? Are we now feeding cats to milch cows?!?

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Be careful about reading health books.
You may die of a misprint.
--Mark Twain

"Stella" > wrote in message
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> The importance of milk
> Can you live without milk

I can live without all the popups.

I've been drinking fortified soy milk for many years.
My CBCs, panels, etc. all come back perfect.
I get 2 a year.

"Ganondork" > wrote in message
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> "Stella" > wrote in message
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> > The importance of milk
> > Can you live without milk
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> I can live without all the popups.

Use Firefox and get Adaware, and a hosts file.
>
> I've been drinking fortified soy milk for many years.
> My CBCs, panels, etc. all come back perfect.
> I get 2 a year.
>
I've been living OK without milk and all substitutes for around 45 years, so
milk can't be all that important, can it?
Nemo

nemo wrote:
> "Ganondork" > wrote in message
> news:d_Sjh.629$6_.328@trnddc07...
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> > "Stella" > wrote in message
> > oups.com...
> > > The importance of milk
> > > Can you live without milk
> >
> > I can live without all the popups.
>
> Use Firefox and get Adaware, and a hosts file.
> >
> > I've been drinking fortified soy milk for many years.
> > My CBCs, panels, etc. all come back perfect.
> > I get 2 a year.
> >
> I've been living OK without milk and all substitutes for around 45 years, so
> milk can't be all that important, can it?
> Nemo


Calves are weaned by their mothers by fall and seem to do just fine
without milk so why would humans think they need it?

Slick marketing to a bunch of ignorant rubes.