Do you think milk is safe?

I had a man blame me when his father died of cancer a year after I sold a dairy goat to him. Please stop perpetrating this stuff! People hear things from somewhere, tell other people approximate details, it gets distorted, and people like ^him^ result.

I track carcinogens in my diary. I thought everyone did.

Damn, I must of missed that macro setting:

Protein.... check!
Carbs.... check!
Carcinogens..... check!
Fat....... check!

Now my diet is well rounded and balanced........

Organic milk is a perfectly good food for those of us with the evolved ability to digest it--only about 30% of the world's population has this ability into adulthood.

Sources...or you could always look at the prior posts and see this is incorrect.

Sources for what? My claim that milk is a perfectly good food or my claim that only 30% of adults retain the ability to digest it? Those are straight out of the nutrition text books.

Ten things that will poison you, according to alarmists:
Turning on your A/C in a hot car.
Reusing water bottles.
Eating raw cookie dough.
Drinking from a water hose.
Milk (but somehow not cheese/ice cream/yogurt)
Sunlight.
Deodorant.
Soy.
Meat/fish.
Vegetables.


Basically-we're all screwed. Which is fine by me-nobody lives forever.

Organic milk is a perfectly good food for those of us with the evolved ability to digest it--only about 30% of the world's population has this ability into adulthood.

Sources...or you could always look at the prior posts and see this is incorrect.

Sources for what? My claim that milk is a perfectly good food or my claim that only 30% of adults retain the ability to digest it? Those are straight out of the nutrition text books.

The 30% claim. As I say - check out the actually cited stats.

Organic milk is a perfectly good food for those of us with the evolved ability to digest it--only about 30% of the world's population has this ability into adulthood.

Sources...or you could always look at the prior posts and see this is incorrect.

Sources for what? My claim that milk is a perfectly good food or my claim that only 30% of adults retain the ability to digest it? Those are straight out of the nutrition text books.

The 30% claim. As I say - check out the actually cited stats.

How about you do it for us since you seem so adamant that its not true? Obviously the authors of her textbook have it cited.

How about because she didn't make the fcking claim?

Organic milk is a perfectly good food for those of us with the evolved ability to digest it--only about 30% of the world's population has this ability into adulthood.

Sources...or you could always look at the prior posts and see this is incorrect.

Sources for what? My claim that milk is a perfectly good food or my claim that only 30% of adults retain the ability to digest it? Those are straight out of the nutrition text books.

The 30% claim. As I say - check out the actually cited stats.

How about you do it for us since you seem so adamant that its not true? Obviously the authors of her textbook have it cited.

Lolz - you are tooooo funny - you posted a study yourself that showed it not to be true, which by the way, you never got back to me on when I pulled you up on making an incorrect assertion based on it.

Just as I thought, you don't know either.

http://www.jacn.org/content/24/suppl_6/569S.full

25%

http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/71/2/600.full

"Surprisingly, one-third of the 29 subjects diagnosed by us as lactose maldigesters had no clinically significant gastrointestinal symptoms for 3 h after ingesting 50 g lactose. At the same time, one-fourth of the 39 lactose digesters experienced clinically significant gastrointestinal symptoms after ingesting the same amount of lactose. However, the gastrointestinal symptoms differed between the lactose maldigesters and the digesters."

(in other words, "lactose intolerant" is a complicated and difficult thing to diagnose)

http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/71/2/600.full

"Surprisingly, one-third of the 29 subjects diagnosed by us as lactose maldigesters had no clinically significant gastrointestinal symptoms for 3 h after ingesting 50 g lactose. At the same time, one-fourth of the 39 lactose digesters experienced clinically significant gastrointestinal symptoms after ingesting the same amount of lactose. However, the gastrointestinal symptoms differed between the lactose maldigesters and the digesters."

(in other words, "lactose intolerant" is a complicated and difficult thing to diagnose)

yeah, I just call it ammo and don't complain...