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Posted by DOOMBOT on Oct-26-2012 17:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-MB
Name the two professors who were interviewed and I'll believe you.




Off course not, I just picked that as I think it could be long enough. I'm no expert. But drinking one glass of milk is far from drinking milk daily for years.
Maybe you can try with your neighbor's cat and find out.

A friend of mine who would get stomach aches from drinking rice water was someone I had in mind when I wrote my reply from earlier. I think he has been drinking milk for a year now with no problems. So it looks like my theory worked for his case.


Posted by Trance-M on Oct-26-2012 18:15:

quote:
Originally posted by DOOMBOT
A friend of mine who would get stomach aches from drinking rice water was someone I had in mind when I wrote my reply from earlier. I think he has been drinking milk for a year now with no problems. So it looks like my theory worked for his case.


I'm pretty sure that some people will get ill sooner then others, even if they both are lactose intolerant. And probably there even are people who are lactose intolerant and still won't get very ill from drinking milk daily.

I was wondering how many people or % need to get ill from eating or drinking something before in general you can say it's not good for your health.


Posted by DOOMBOT on Oct-26-2012 18:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-MB
I'm pretty sure that some people will get ill sooner then others, even if they both are lactose intolerant. And probably there even are people who are lactose intolerant and still won't get very ill from drinking milk daily.

I was wondering how many people or % need to get ill from eating or drinking something before in general you can say it's not good for your health.

Who knows. It tastes so good and makes me feel great though.


Posted by Redd on Oct-26-2012 18:41:

hey guize, can I get a tl;dr on this?

I quit drinking milk when I was 5, but I use it in food and cereal, and eat yoghurt from time to time. It tastes like sweetened water with chalk added.

So, is it bad for you or is it good?


Posted by srussell0018 on Oct-26-2012 18:43:

It depends whether your body is used to it or not. Nutritionally speaking, it's fine for you in moderation.


Posted by DOOMBOT on Oct-26-2012 19:00:

Here is some more reading for those interested:

http://www.rawmilkcolorado.org/raw_milk_legislation.php
http://www.rawmilkcolorado.org/PDF/Why%20Raw%20Milk%20(Acrobat).pdf


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Oct-26-2012 19:02:

That is some Jenny McCarthy level stupid, right there.


Posted by Trance-M on Oct-26-2012 19:37:

quote:
Originally posted by DOOMBOT
Who knows. It tastes so good and makes me feel great though.


Me too, I daily drink milk for 38 years now and wasn't planning to change that


Posted by Spacey Orange on Oct-26-2012 20:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Redd
hey guize, can I get a tl;dr on this?

I quit drinking milk when I was 5, but I use it in food and cereal, and eat yoghurt from time to time. It tastes like sweetened water with chalk added.

So, is it bad for you or is it good?


There are some studies that suggest that it may be bad for you, but if you are the type of person that consumes foods until they proven With great certainty to be unhealthy, then drink up.


Posted by pointPi on Oct-26-2012 20:49:

Steady drink milker since hoodchild. Switching to eventually plan to jango muice.


Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-27-2012 04:14:

i miss raw cheese. americans don't know what they are missing.


Posted by DOOMBOT on Oct-27-2012 13:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay
i miss raw cheese. americans don't know what they are missing.

I buy that from the same store that I purchase my milk. Very good stuff.


Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-27-2012 16:34:

you buy illegal cheese? rebel rebel what's on your dress?


Posted by DOOMBOT on Oct-27-2012 16:47:

It's not illegal in Pennsylvania.


Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-27-2012 17:10:

it's american cheese aged 60 days, not the real stuff. no one wants that when they have had the real thing. you might as well drink wine from rwanda.


Posted by DOOMBOT on Oct-27-2012 17:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay
it's american cheese aged 60 days, not the real stuff. no one wants that when they have had the real thing. you might as well drink wine from rwanda.


Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-27-2012 17:24:

yarly.

not all cheeses taste better with age. mozzerella tastes best fresh out of the water. it only takes 2 hours to make. raw milk cheese also tastes better fresh. i'd kill your mom for some fresh raw milk camembert right now. see also...poutine cheese. bacteria is for real men, fuck your freedom cheese.


Posted by DOOMBOT on Oct-27-2012 17:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay
yarly.

not all cheeses taste better with age. mozzerella tastes best fresh out of the water. it only takes 2 hours to make. raw milk cheese also tastes better fresh. i'd kill your mom for some fresh raw milk camembert right now. see also...poutine cheese. bacteria is for real men, fuck your freedom cheese.

How do you do the only cheese at this store is "American?" Bacteria is definitely for real, because without it, you and I wouldn't be typing to each other right now.


Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-27-2012 17:42:

because it is illegal to import raw milk cheese that has not been aged in the united states. federal law. anthony bourdain had a great quote on this. something along the lines that he loves america, but scratches his head as how you can easily buy an assult rifle there, but not real french cheese.

that being said, the cheese voted best in the world 2 years ago was from quebec . it made front page news in france and gave them an identity complex.


Posted by Guest on Oct-27-2012 17:47:

Vive la Qu�becois


Posted by DOOMBOT on Oct-27-2012 17:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay
because it is illegal to import raw milk cheese that has not been aged in the united states. federal law. anthony bourdain had a great quote on this. something along the lines that he loves america, but scratches his head as how you can easily buy an assult rifle there, but not real french cheese.

that being said, the cheese voted best in the world 2 years ago was from quebec . it made front page news in france and gave them an identity complex.

I'll have to look the next time I'm there. French cheese doesn't ring a bell from imported cheeses I have seen there, which would make sense from what you say. I'm actually headed there today for my milk, so I'll look at the cheese section to see what I can find!


Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-27-2012 18:08:

all un aged raw milk cheesfe is illegal to import , not just from france.


Posted by DOOMBOT on Oct-27-2012 21:27:

Just got back and they had raw milk cheese from Italy and Spain.


Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-28-2012 00:39:

you don't know how to read do you? it's aged. good thing mark anthony is the brains of the operation.


Posted by Fledz on Oct-28-2012 00:46:

Almost on a daily basis.

I have some sort of light milk if I have muesli or porridge in the morning.
With coffee obviously I'll have full cream as the froth is much better and it mixes better with coffee.

Plenty of cheese and yoghurt on a daily basis too.
You get lots of calcium, protein, fat and it is also fantastic for your immune system, especially if you're drinking full cream.

This is why Paleo people are crazy. Not to mention that dairy products are delicious.


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