Milk...?
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When I wrote that I thought to myself "unfortunately, 'cause I could really due without some of my bodily functions" lol.How much should I be drinking? I am trying to cut out fats. Or should I not be drinking it? Thanks.
Human beings are not meant to consume milk after the age of 2, we lose the proper body functions in order to digest it. We are also the only species to drink another source of milk outside of mothers milk....
People who are lactose intolerant are actually normal....
So IMO no milk or dairy for me.
What body function is that? Pretty sure I still have all mine :P
We are also the only species that can do calculus as far as I know...doesn't mean we aren't meant to.
I know a lot of teenagers that would disagree with you.
But seriously, though...there are a lot of things we do that no other species does. Just because no other species drives a car doesn't mean I'm not gonna' drive mine. And no other species eats nachos, to my knowledge.
By the way, I had nachos tonight and they were very tasty.0 -
I know a lot of teenagers that would disagree with you.
But seriously, though...there are a lot of things we do that no other species does. Just because no other species drives a car doesn't mean I'm not gonna' drive mine. And no other species eats nachos, to my knowledge.
By the way, I had nachos tonight and they were very tasty.
My puppy seems to enjoy nachos. In fact, she loves anything that might find it's way off the kitchen table. :laugh:0 -
How much should I be drinking? I am trying to cut out fats. Or should I not be drinking it? Thanks.
Human beings are not meant to consume milk after the age of 2, we lose the proper body functions in order to digest it. We are also the only species to drink another source of milk outside of mothers milk....
People who are lactose intolerant are actually normal....
So IMO no milk or dairy for me.
http://www.nichd.nih.gov/publications/pubs/upload/NICHD_MM_Lactose_FS.pdf
"An estimated 30 million to 50 million American adults are lactose intolerant. The pattern of primary lactose intolerance appears to have a genetic component, and specific populations show high levels of intolerance, including approximately: 95 percent of Asians, 60 percent to 80 percent of African Americans and Ashkenazi Jews, 80 percent to 100 percent of American Indians, and 50 percent to 80 percent of Hispanics. Lactose intolerance is least common among people of northern European origin, who have a lactose intolerance prevalence of only about 2 percent."
Just as well I am from northern European origin as I drink so much milk. Oh, and that is approx. 16% or people in the US are lactose intolerance - does not appear to be the norm to me.
And we are not the only mammal to drink another species milk as I mentioned in my post above. I know our dog and cats liked it. Our dog actually liked a bowl of milky tea every now and again (it was a British dog...go figure!)0 -
I know a lot of teenagers that would disagree with you.
But seriously, though...there are a lot of things we do that no other species does. Just because no other species drives a car doesn't mean I'm not gonna' drive mine. And no other species eats nachos, to my knowledge.
By the way, I had nachos tonight and they were very tasty.
My puppy seems to enjoy nachos. In fact, she loves anything that might find it's way off the kitchen table. :laugh:
Ah, yes, but left on her own would she cook up the beef, grate the cheese, and pop them in the oven? My dog is flippin' useless when you give him a cheese grater.0 -
I know a lot of teenagers that would disagree with you.
But seriously, though...there are a lot of things we do that no other species does. Just because no other species drives a car doesn't mean I'm not gonna' drive mine. And no other species eats nachos, to my knowledge.
By the way, I had nachos tonight and they were very tasty.
My puppy seems to enjoy nachos. In fact, she loves anything that might find it's way off the kitchen table. :laugh:
Ah, yes, but left on her own would she cook up the beef, grate the cheese, and pop them in the oven? My dog is flippin' useless when you give him a cheese grater.
Hmm. Maybe I'm not getting my money's worth from obedience school.0 -
A domesticated animal will eat practically anything it's given. That doesn't mean anything.How much should I be drinking? I am trying to cut out fats. Or should I not be drinking it? Thanks.
Human beings are not meant to consume milk after the age of 2, we lose the proper body functions in order to digest it. We are also the only species to drink another source of milk outside of mothers milk....
People who are lactose intolerant are actually normal....
So IMO no milk or dairy for me.
http://www.nichd.nih.gov/publications/pubs/upload/NICHD_MM_Lactose_FS.pdf
"An estimated 30 million to 50 million American adults are lactose intolerant. The pattern of primary lactose intolerance appears to have a genetic component, and specific populations show high levels of intolerance, including approximately: 95 percent of Asians, 60 percent to 80 percent of African Americans and Ashkenazi Jews, 80 percent to 100 percent of American Indians, and 50 percent to 80 percent of Hispanics. Lactose intolerance is least common among people of northern European origin, who have a lactose intolerance prevalence of only about 2 percent."
Just as well I am from northern European origin as I drink so much milk. Oh, and that is approx. 16% or people in the US are lactose intolerance - does not appear to be the norm to me.
And we are not the only mammal to drink another species milk as I mentioned in my post above. I know our dog and cats liked it. Our dog actually liked a bowl of milky tea every now and again (it was a British dog...go figure!)0 -
A domesticated animal will eat practically anything it's given. That doesn't mean anything.How much should I be drinking? I am trying to cut out fats. Or should I not be drinking it? Thanks.
Human beings are not meant to consume milk after the age of 2, we lose the proper body functions in order to digest it. We are also the only species to drink another source of milk outside of mothers milk....
People who are lactose intolerant are actually normal....
So IMO no milk or dairy for me.
http://www.nichd.nih.gov/publications/pubs/upload/NICHD_MM_Lactose_FS.pdf
"An estimated 30 million to 50 million American adults are lactose intolerant. The pattern of primary lactose intolerance appears to have a genetic component, and specific populations show high levels of intolerance, including approximately: 95 percent of Asians, 60 percent to 80 percent of African Americans and Ashkenazi Jews, 80 percent to 100 percent of American Indians, and 50 percent to 80 percent of Hispanics. Lactose intolerance is least common among people of northern European origin, who have a lactose intolerance prevalence of only about 2 percent."
Just as well I am from northern European origin as I drink so much milk. Oh, and that is approx. 16% or people in the US are lactose intolerance - does not appear to be the norm to me.
And we are not the only mammal to drink another species milk as I mentioned in my post above. I know our dog and cats liked it. Our dog actually liked a bowl of milky tea every now and again (it was a British dog...go figure!)
How on earth does that negate what I have said or support what you have said? At all?
I notice that you have still avoided giving any sources for the claims you made with regard to calcium absorption.
ETA: there are some cute pics here btw:
http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/animals/news-10-incredible-stories-interspecies-nursing?image=90 -
Lol very good point.it makes no sense for us to either.
Sure it does. It tastes good in my Lucky Charms.
Drink whatever you want, I honestly don't care. The person asked me why I thought it was gross, and I responded with facts. Take it or leave it, you don't have to listen to a word I say. I was just replying to someone.0 -
A domesticated animal will eat practically anything it's given. That doesn't mean anything.
So a wild animal wouldn't?0 -
Lol very good point.it makes no sense for us to either.
Sure it does. It tastes good in my Lucky Charms.
Drink whatever you want, I honestly don't care. The person asked me why I thought it was gross, and I responded with facts. Take it or leave it, you don't have to listen to a word I say. I was just replying to someone.
I drink almond milk so I'm just trolling! :laugh:0 -
Lol very good point.it makes no sense for us to either.
Sure it does. It tastes good in my Lucky Charms.
Drink whatever you want, I honestly don't care. The person asked me why I thought it was gross, and I responded with facts. Take it or leave it, you don't have to listen to a word I say. I was just replying to someone.
Prove they are "facts". You're just making statements, they're not backed up0 -
That wasn't directed just to you, but to everyone who had an issue with my post.
Lol very good point.it makes no sense for us to either.
Sure it does. It tastes good in my Lucky Charms.
Drink whatever you want, I honestly don't care. The person asked me why I thought it was gross, and I responded with facts. Take it or leave it, you don't have to listen to a word I say. I was just replying to someone.
I drink almond milk so I'm just trolling! :laugh:0 -
A mere search on google will show you as much proof as your eyes can read. Utilize it if you wish to be further educated on the topic. I was simple paraphrasing. Why would I just make this stuff up?
Lol very good point.it makes no sense for us to either.
Sure it does. It tastes good in my Lucky Charms.
Drink whatever you want, I honestly don't care. The person asked me why I thought it was gross, and I responded with facts. Take it or leave it, you don't have to listen to a word I say. I was just replying to someone.
Prove they are "facts". You're just making statements, they're not backed up0 -
Lol very good point.it makes no sense for us to either.
Sure it does. It tastes good in my Lucky Charms.
Drink whatever you want, I honestly don't care. The person asked me why I thought it was gross, and I responded with facts. Take it or leave it, you don't have to listen to a word I say. I was just replying to someone.
But you did not respond with facts - you responded with claims that cows milk affects calcium absorption - please support this alleged 'fact'.0 -
I loled...and then I loled again.I know a lot of teenagers that would disagree with you.
But seriously, though...there are a lot of things we do that no other species does. Just because no other species drives a car doesn't mean I'm not gonna' drive mine. And no other species eats nachos, to my knowledge.
By the way, I had nachos tonight and they were very tasty.
My puppy seems to enjoy nachos. In fact, she loves anything that might find it's way off the kitchen table. :laugh:
Ah, yes, but left on her own would she cook up the beef, grate the cheese, and pop them in the oven? My dog is flippin' useless when you give him a cheese grater.0 -
A mere search on google will show you as much proof as your eyes can read. Utilize it if you wish to be further educated on the topic. I was simple paraphrasing. Why would I just make this stuff up?
Lol very good point.it makes no sense for us to either.
Sure it does. It tastes good in my Lucky Charms.
Drink whatever you want, I honestly don't care. The person asked me why I thought it was gross, and I responded with facts. Take it or leave it, you don't have to listen to a word I say. I was just replying to someone.
Prove they are "facts". You're just making statements, they're not backed up
You shouldn't believe everything you read on the internet...0 -
Which one of your claims that you have not given support for even when asked did you consider facts? I haven't found any of these facts.
Lol very good point.it makes no sense for us to either.
Sure it does. It tastes good in my Lucky Charms.
Drink whatever you want, I honestly don't care. The person asked me why I thought it was gross, and I responded with facts. Take it or leave it, you don't have to listen to a word I say. I was just replying to someone.0 -
A mere search on google will show you as much proof as your eyes can read. Utilize it if you wish to be further educated on the topic. I was simple paraphrasing. Why would I just make this stuff up?
Lol very good point.it makes no sense for us to either.
Sure it does. It tastes good in my Lucky Charms.
Drink whatever you want, I honestly don't care. The person asked me why I thought it was gross, and I responded with facts. Take it or leave it, you don't have to listen to a word I say. I was just replying to someone.
Prove they are "facts". You're just making statements, they're not backed up
I can Google a wide array of wives tales and I'm sure I'll get results as much 'as your eyes can read'. That doesn't mean they're facts.0 -
Besides the fact that humans are the only animal to drink milk past childhood, and the only ones to drink the milk of another animal, cow's milk (the non-organic, non-raw, mass-produced kind you find in grocery stores) contains artificial growth hormone, and remains of dead white blood cells and bacteria that were killed during the pasteurization process. And the conditions the cows are raised in are completely sickening - which is the main reason pasteurization is even necessary. Without that step, we would literally be drinking live bacteria and feces.
That comment was far from logical. Many foods can destroy your health, & many foods can restore it.Cow's milk isn't as healthy as everyone makes it out to be!
As long as you're getting enough calcium/protein/vitamins you don't have to drink milk at all. A lot of people are allergic to dairy these days. Dairy, especially milk really bothers my stomach so I never drink it.
But I DO love almond milk! And it has more calcium, less protein but you can get that from other sources. If you like milk then by all means drink it but I think it tastes disgusting and is a waste of calorie for me cos I hate it so much and it makes me feel physically ill. I don't even put milk or cream in my coffee cos even that small amount grosses me out/bother my stomach.
Everyone who thinks a particular thing is healthy should read this well informed girls post:
"5. There are NO healthy or unhealthy foods. This was the first thing that my nutritionist told me. I had been categorizing, like many of you, food into "healthy", "okay occasionally," and "bad for you!". She debunked this rather quickly. Huge amounts of anything can be harmful. But no one food can destroy or restore health, so no one food is healthy or unhealthy. "
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/787081-all-should-read-eds-calories-and-the-truth
Can't argue with logic.
Also, cow's milk is puke-worthy.
Your personal taste buds and intolerances aside, care to explain why/how milk is unhealthy?
Also, studies have shown that drinking cow's milk is not only linked to a huge amount of common allergies & ailments in humans, but it also does not improve calcium absorption like people widely believe. It actually has the opposite effect. Because human bones can't properly absorb that type of calcium, it ends up actually depleting the bones of calcium and leading to osteoporosis.
Finally, all cow's milk, even raw, is designed for baby cows, not humans. Even grown cows don't drink cow's milk. From a biological perspective, it makes no sense for us to either.
Gotta argue with grown cows not drinking cow milk. Given the chance, they LOVE it. I've seen adult cows go crazy over it. For those that have concerns about factory farming, hormones, etc...look for a local producer or organic. Animals will eat something that tastes good just for that reason, just like humans. My dogs don't NEED popcorn, or peanut butter, but they sure do like it.
I also disagree with your premise for why we pasteurize. Not going to argue with someone who knows they are right, since there really is no point. You don't like it, don't drink it.
To the OP: If you like it, drink it and enjoy within your calories. I'm more concerned about limiting your fat intake though. My own experiences with severely limiting fat intake lead to hair loss, fatigue, hunger, and eventually binging.
Please don't demonize any one food or category of foods. If you don't like something, that's one thing. I promise if you stick to a low fat (20-30% of calories) diet, you will be much more satisfied and fulfilled than if you several restrict your fat intake to 10% or less.0 -
Besides the fact that humans are the only animal to drink milk past childhood, and the only ones to drink the milk of another animal, cow's milk (the non-organic, non-raw, mass-produced kind you find in grocery stores) contains artificial growth hormone, and remains of dead white blood cells and bacteria that were killed during the pasteurization process. And the conditions the cows are raised in are completely sickening - which is the main reason pasteurization is even necessary. Without that step, we would literally be drinking live bacteria and feces.
That comment was far from logical. Many foods can destroy your health, & many foods can restore it.Cow's milk isn't as healthy as everyone makes it out to be!
As long as you're getting enough calcium/protein/vitamins you don't have to drink milk at all. A lot of people are allergic to dairy these days. Dairy, especially milk really bothers my stomach so I never drink it.
But I DO love almond milk! And it has more calcium, less protein but you can get that from other sources. If you like milk then by all means drink it but I think it tastes disgusting and is a waste of calorie for me cos I hate it so much and it makes me feel physically ill. I don't even put milk or cream in my coffee cos even that small amount grosses me out/bother my stomach.
Everyone who thinks a particular thing is healthy should read this well informed girls post:
"5. There are NO healthy or unhealthy foods. This was the first thing that my nutritionist told me. I had been categorizing, like many of you, food into "healthy", "okay occasionally," and "bad for you!". She debunked this rather quickly. Huge amounts of anything can be harmful. But no one food can destroy or restore health, so no one food is healthy or unhealthy. "
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/787081-all-should-read-eds-calories-and-the-truth
Can't argue with logic.
Also, cow's milk is puke-worthy.
Your personal taste buds and intolerances aside, care to explain why/how milk is unhealthy?
Also, studies have shown that drinking cow's milk is not only linked to a huge amount of common allergies & ailments in humans, but it also does not improve calcium absorption like people widely believe. It actually has the opposite effect. Because human bones can't properly absorb that type of calcium, it ends up actually depleting the bones of calcium and leading to osteoporosis.
Finally, all cow's milk, even raw, is designed for baby cows, not humans. Even grown cows don't drink cow's milk. From a biological perspective, it makes no sense for us to either.
Just thought id point out the only reason why other animals stop is because if they don't they will have their face kicked in.0 -
Using the argument "animals don't do it, so neither should we," is simply a bad argument. Just as saying if an animal (wild or domesticated, I don't see how it differs) does it, that makes it natural and good, and therefore humans should do it, too.
Or wait, maybe it is a good idea. Black widow spiders have notably long legs, with no cellulite, so obviously they are doing something I'd like to emulate. Sexual cannibalism may be just the ticket...0 -
Besides the fact that humans are the only animal to drink milk past childhood, and the only ones to drink the milk of another animal, cow's milk (the non-organic, non-raw, mass-produced kind you find in grocery stores) contains artificial growth hormone, and remains of dead white blood cells and bacteria that were killed during the pasteurization process. And the conditions the cows are raised in are completely sickening - which is the main reason pasteurization is even necessary. Without that step, we would literally be drinking live bacteria and feces.
That comment was far from logical. Many foods can destroy your health, & many foods can restore it.Cow's milk isn't as healthy as everyone makes it out to be!
As long as you're getting enough calcium/protein/vitamins you don't have to drink milk at all. A lot of people are allergic to dairy these days. Dairy, especially milk really bothers my stomach so I never drink it.
But I DO love almond milk! And it has more calcium, less protein but you can get that from other sources. If you like milk then by all means drink it but I think it tastes disgusting and is a waste of calorie for me cos I hate it so much and it makes me feel physically ill. I don't even put milk or cream in my coffee cos even that small amount grosses me out/bother my stomach.
Everyone who thinks a particular thing is healthy should read this well informed girls post:
"5. There are NO healthy or unhealthy foods. This was the first thing that my nutritionist told me. I had been categorizing, like many of you, food into "healthy", "okay occasionally," and "bad for you!". She debunked this rather quickly. Huge amounts of anything can be harmful. But no one food can destroy or restore health, so no one food is healthy or unhealthy. "
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/787081-all-should-read-eds-calories-and-the-truth
Can't argue with logic.
Also, cow's milk is puke-worthy.
Your personal taste buds and intolerances aside, care to explain why/how milk is unhealthy?
Also, studies have shown that drinking cow's milk is not only linked to a huge amount of common allergies & ailments in humans, but it also does not improve calcium absorption like people widely believe. It actually has the opposite effect. Because human bones can't properly absorb that type of calcium, it ends up actually depleting the bones of calcium and leading to osteoporosis.
Finally, all cow's milk, even raw, is designed for baby cows, not humans. Even grown cows don't drink cow's milk. From a biological perspective, it makes no sense for us to either.
Just thought id point out the only reason why other animals stop is because if they don't they will have their face kicked in.
I'm trying to decide if milk is worth getting my face kicked in....
Yes.0 -
Besides the fact that humans are the only animal to drink milk past childhood, and the only ones to drink the milk of another animal, cow's milk (the non-organic, non-raw, mass-produced kind you find in grocery stores) contains artificial growth hormone, and remains of dead white blood cells and bacteria that were killed during the pasteurization process. And the conditions the cows are raised in are completely sickening - which is the main reason pasteurization is even necessary. Without that step, we would literally be drinking live bacteria and feces.
That comment was far from logical. Many foods can destroy your health, & many foods can restore it.Cow's milk isn't as healthy as everyone makes it out to be!
As long as you're getting enough calcium/protein/vitamins you don't have to drink milk at all. A lot of people are allergic to dairy these days. Dairy, especially milk really bothers my stomach so I never drink it.
But I DO love almond milk! And it has more calcium, less protein but you can get that from other sources. If you like milk then by all means drink it but I think it tastes disgusting and is a waste of calorie for me cos I hate it so much and it makes me feel physically ill. I don't even put milk or cream in my coffee cos even that small amount grosses me out/bother my stomach.
Everyone who thinks a particular thing is healthy should read this well informed girls post:
"5. There are NO healthy or unhealthy foods. This was the first thing that my nutritionist told me. I had been categorizing, like many of you, food into "healthy", "okay occasionally," and "bad for you!". She debunked this rather quickly. Huge amounts of anything can be harmful. But no one food can destroy or restore health, so no one food is healthy or unhealthy. "
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/787081-all-should-read-eds-calories-and-the-truth
Can't argue with logic.
Also, cow's milk is puke-worthy.
Your personal taste buds and intolerances aside, care to explain why/how milk is unhealthy?
Also, studies have shown that drinking cow's milk is not only linked to a huge amount of common allergies & ailments in humans, but it also does not improve calcium absorption like people widely believe. It actually has the opposite effect. Because human bones can't properly absorb that type of calcium, it ends up actually depleting the bones of calcium and leading to osteoporosis.
Finally, all cow's milk, even raw, is designed for baby cows, not humans. Even grown cows don't drink cow's milk. From a biological perspective, it makes no sense for us to either.
Gotta argue with grown cows not drinking cow milk. Given the chance, they LOVE it. I've seen adult cows go crazy over it. For those that have concerns about factory farming, hormones, etc...look for a local producer or organic. Animals will eat something that tastes good just for that reason, just like humans. My dogs don't NEED popcorn, or peanut butter, but they sure do like it.
I also disagree with your premise for why we pasteurize. Not going to argue with someone who knows they are right, since there really is no point. You don't like it, don't drink it.
To the OP: If you like it, drink it and enjoy within your calories. I'm more concerned about limiting your fat intake though. My own experiences with severely limiting fat intake lead to hair loss, fatigue, hunger, and eventually binging.
Please don't demonize any one food or category of foods. If you don't like something, that's one thing. I promise if you stick to a low fat (20-30% of calories) diet, you will be much more satisfied and fulfilled than if you several restrict your fat intake to 10% or less.
Not to mention the bad skin that comes along with avoiding fat. Don't believe me? Try it, I did without knowing it. I went from eating deep fried food to chicken breasts and salads...and I don't like dressing....that experiment was short lived. Then I found my new love, Avocado :P0 -
Just thought id point out the only reason why other animals stop is because if they don't they will have their face kicked in.
taking off the infin-quotes....but LMAO....0 -
Besides the fact that humans are the only animal to drink milk past childhood, and the only ones to drink the milk of another animal, cow's milk (the non-organic, non-raw, mass-produced kind you find in grocery stores) contains artificial growth hormone, and remains of dead white blood cells and bacteria that were killed during the pasteurization process. And the conditions the cows are raised in are completely sickening - which is the main reason pasteurization is even necessary. Without that step, we would literally be drinking live bacteria and feces.
That comment was far from logical. Many foods can destroy your health, & many foods can restore it.Cow's milk isn't as healthy as everyone makes it out to be!
As long as you're getting enough calcium/protein/vitamins you don't have to drink milk at all. A lot of people are allergic to dairy these days. Dairy, especially milk really bothers my stomach so I never drink it.
But I DO love almond milk! And it has more calcium, less protein but you can get that from other sources. If you like milk then by all means drink it but I think it tastes disgusting and is a waste of calorie for me cos I hate it so much and it makes me feel physically ill. I don't even put milk or cream in my coffee cos even that small amount grosses me out/bother my stomach.
Everyone who thinks a particular thing is healthy should read this well informed girls post:
"5. There are NO healthy or unhealthy foods. This was the first thing that my nutritionist told me. I had been categorizing, like many of you, food into "healthy", "okay occasionally," and "bad for you!". She debunked this rather quickly. Huge amounts of anything can be harmful. But no one food can destroy or restore health, so no one food is healthy or unhealthy. "
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/787081-all-should-read-eds-calories-and-the-truth
Can't argue with logic.
Also, cow's milk is puke-worthy.
Your personal taste buds and intolerances aside, care to explain why/how milk is unhealthy?
Also, studies have shown that drinking cow's milk is not only linked to a huge amount of common allergies & ailments in humans, but it also does not improve calcium absorption like people widely believe. It actually has the opposite effect. Because human bones can't properly absorb that type of calcium, it ends up actually depleting the bones of calcium and leading to osteoporosis.
Finally, all cow's milk, even raw, is designed for baby cows, not humans. Even grown cows don't drink cow's milk. From a biological perspective, it makes no sense for us to either.
Please cite your sources for the claims re calcium absorption - peer reviewed studies would be good and not propaganda from institutions that have an ethical issue with it - as it is not the point at hand.
I find this type of propaganda hysterical. I have been drinking over 40oz or milk a day - at my highest I was drinking 120oz a day, for over 25 years and according to my recent DEXA scan I have off the charts good bone density - at 45 years old, that's not bad going. Now, there is no control of my anecdotal sample of n=1 that it was soley due to the milk, but it obviously did not hurt the calcium absorption.
Also, other animals absolutely do drink the milk of other mammals - try putting milk in front of a dog, cat, raccoon or plethora of other mammals - they drink it.
I have multiple anecdotal examples of adult cats nursing off of lactating mother cats as well. They mother cat didn't mind, and the adult cat doing the nursing looked like he was in absolute bliss. I've seen this many, many times.0 -
Not to mention the bad skin that comes along with avoiding fat. Don't believe me? Try it, I did without knowing it. I went from eating deep fried food to chicken breasts and salads...and I don't like dressing....that experiment was short lived. Then I found my new love, Avocado :P
I can't stomach avocado, but I do eat a lot of other types of nuts. I forgot about the skin issues, probably my dry, brittle, falling out hair was distracting me.0 -
Using the argument "animals don't do it, so neither should we," is simply a bad argument. Just as saying if an animal (wild or domesticated, I don't see how it differs) does it, that makes it natural and good, and therefore humans should do it, too.
Or wait, maybe it is a good idea. Black widow spiders have notably long legs, with no cellulite, so obviously they are doing something I'd like to emulate. Sexual cannibalism may be just the ticket...
Sidesteel! Helloitsdan! Other mutual male friends! Run!0 -
I know a lot of teenagers that would disagree with you.
But seriously, though...there are a lot of things we do that no other species does. Just because no other species drives a car doesn't mean I'm not gonna' drive mine. And no other species eats nachos, to my knowledge.
By the way, I had nachos tonight and they were very tasty.
My puppy seems to enjoy nachos. In fact, she loves anything that might find it's way off the kitchen table. :laugh:
Ah, yes, but left on her own would she cook up the beef, grate the cheese, and pop them in the oven? My dog is flippin' useless when you give him a cheese grater.
Amazing what you can accomplish with a thumb. Just remembered we had a cow and a dog that both loved beer.0 -
Using the argument "animals don't do it, so neither should we," is simply a bad argument. Just as saying if an animal (wild or domesticated, I don't see how it differs) does it, that makes it natural and good, and therefore humans should do it, too.
Or wait, maybe it is a good idea. Black widow spiders have notably long legs, with no cellulite, so obviously they are doing something I'd like to emulate. Sexual cannibalism may be just the ticket...
I think praying mantis do this as well. Seems to be a trend there.0 -
Besides the fact that humans are the only animal to drink milk past childhood, and the only ones to drink the milk of another animal, cow's milk (the non-organic, non-raw, mass-produced kind you find in grocery stores) contains artificial growth hormone, and remains of dead white blood cells and bacteria that were killed during the pasteurization process. And the conditions the cows are raised in are completely sickening - which is the main reason pasteurization is even necessary. Without that step, we would literally be drinking live bacteria and feces.
That comment was far from logical. Many foods can destroy your health, & many foods can restore it.Cow's milk isn't as healthy as everyone makes it out to be!
As long as you're getting enough calcium/protein/vitamins you don't have to drink milk at all. A lot of people are allergic to dairy these days. Dairy, especially milk really bothers my stomach so I never drink it.i
But I DO love almond milk! And it has more calcium, less protein but you can get that from other sources. If you like milk then by all means drink it but I think it tastes disgusting and is a waste of calorie for me cos I hate it so much and it makes me feel physically ill. I don't even put milk or cream in my coffee cos even that small amount grosses me out/bother my stomach.
Everyone who thinks a particular thing is healthy should read this well informed girls post:
"5. There are NO healthy or unhealthy foods. This was the first thing that my nutritionist told me. I had been categorizing, like many of you, food into "healthy", "okay occasionally," and "bad for you!". She debunked this rather quickly. Huge amounts of anything can be harmful. But no one food can destroy or restore health, so no one food is healthy or unhealthy. "
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/787081-all-should-read-eds-calories-and-the-truth
Can't argue with logic.
Also, cow's milk is puke-worthy.
Your personal taste buds and intolerances aside, care to explain why/how milk is unhealthy?
Also, studies have shown that drinking cow's milk is not only linked to a huge amount of common allergies & ailments in humans, but it also does not improve calcium absorption like people widely believe. It actually has the opposite effect. Because human bones can't properly absorb that type of calcium, it ends up actually depleting the bones of calcium and leading to osteoporosis.
Finally, all cow's milk, even raw, is designed for baby cows, not humans. Even grown cows don't drink cow's milk. From a biological perspective, it makes no sense for us to either.
Just thought id point out the only reason why other animals stop is because if they don't they will have their face kicked in.
I'm trying to decide if milk is worth getting my face kicked in....
Yes.
I think so too0
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