ok. sre margaret meant breast milk not formula (cows milk)
less chance of becoming obese in later life as well because breastfed babies leanr how to controll what they eat ealier ( please note that i said LESS chance not NO chance )
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ok. sre margaret meant breast milk not formula (cows milk)
less chance of becoming obese in later life as well because breastfed babies leanr how to controll what they eat ealier ( please note that i said LESS chance not NO chance )
The behaviour you talk of on a Friday and Saturday night has nothing to do with milk consumption, and I reckon, not much to do with IQ either(since the Oxbridge towns have just as much of a problem as anywhere else)....except that the alcohol abuse will result in the death of millions of brain cells of those who have over-indulged.
The behaviour to which you refer, is related to the availability and cheapness of alcohol, and of course society's acceptance of such behaviour.
Nothing at all to do with milk.
The behaviour to which you refer, is related to the availability and cheapness of alcohol, and of course society's acceptance of such behaviour.
Nothing at all to do with milk.
That seems like a personal allergy problem, nothing to do with the product.
.....if you are a calf...................Best thing to make from milk apart from custard n in a brew is a strawberry milkshake from McDonalds.As for health issues around it well sod em its natures natural food.
There seeem to be quite a few of us who seem to have this allergy problem then....and I agree with the observation that milk is a natural food for a calf.
think thats probably more due to the fact that you/or your children own and use of those rare household appliances called a bookcase , and use it for things like Dictionaries and Atlases
I think you have been misinformed young lady.
Before the advent of pasteurized milk, many women fed their children on cows milk.
I was one of those children and am here to tell the tale.
I have seen calves, lambs, suckling pigs and goats prosper on cows milk.
Don't believe everything you read or uninformed advice that is pointed at you.
Milk is fine ......for babies.
Some adults get health problems from it.
You might be one of them.
The video explains that unlike other allergy tests, the milk allergy test is unreliable, and the only way to find out is......stop using dairy products and note any health difference.
Some adults get health problems from it.
You might be one of them.
The video explains that unlike other allergy tests, the milk allergy test is unreliable, and the only way to find out is......stop using dairy products and note any health difference.
was that before breast milk was invented as well
cows milk is meant for calfs, goats milk is meant for goats, human breast milk is mean for babies..... you cant tell me that cows naturally make that milk fo us to drink?
Margaret....who is your response aimed at....A quote would be helpful?
The video is my 'quote'.
The lecturer happens to be a qualified zooologist and nutritionist
... a specialist on health of animals (including us)
Milk don't affect me badly at all, i reckon owt ya drink or eat is fine IF it suits yer own body, Garlic is supposedly good fer ya, too much of it doubles me up, so i don't have much at all, its all about common sense to me if it dont suit, dont do it! sod worrying about things, just get on wi life.
I have not looked at the video, nor do I intend to,
If you base your argument on someone no one has ever heard of then so be it.
If you want facts........consult the NFU.
What happens though if a mother cannot provide her child with breast milk through no fault of their own .. they have to use formula or dried cows milk wotever ...
Anyway im happy with my full fat cows milk ..
Anyway im happy with my full fat cows milk ..
So you haven't seen the detailed description of how the casein protein in milk contributes to arterial heart disease.
It's too late for you to be bothered now - had the surgery haven't you.
Wrong .. im not irish .. im a lancashire lass with irish ancestry ...
I will buy the "Don't drink milk, it's meant only for calves" argument if anyone tells me that eating the poor, damned cow that produced the milk is just as bad for you. I bow to any vegans who are members of Accyweb, you do have the right to condemn milk-drinking, but the meat eaters really should think about their position. If milk is bad for you what does rump steak do?