Do You Drink Milk? GLP Doesn't Have an rBST Thread... So I'll Start One

3rd world dumbass nations don't drink milk too

Only organic goats milk.I have a son who grew to 6 ft 4 purely in my opinion by virtue of the growth hormones contained in his steady diet of manipulated food.His father stands 5 ft 4 1/2!

Could be various reasons why... How tall are you?

I only but rBST free dairy products.

Great post Jack!

Thread: Cows are bad for you all - Ox are good for you all

I squeeze the family's from our goats - and the weathers are real tasty too (neutered males). Too bad more people don't have a few acres - it really makes you appreciate the meat in the store even though it would be best if it were local.

just let me suck it straight from the udder

I give you a hint.

There is a reason why they dont drink milk , and it has to do with a certain gene.

That's kinda funny. My daughter is super tall for her age, and I think it's because she does NOT get the manipulated food, lol.

FYI: Milk companies are allowed to print on their packaging that their milk is rBST free (this after much wrangling with the FDA). However, they must also have a disclaimer saying "*No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from rBST-treated and non-rBST treated cows." so don't let that confuse you. I found out that Lactaid does not use rBST growth hormone, neither does Stop and Shop milk have it.

Yep, raw--straight from a small farm, from grass fed cows

most of the milk in this country is now bst free. Most of the milk companies on the coasts require bst free milk and the largest milk company in the U.S. dean foods is bst free. Most of the usage is in the midwest were a good amount is made into cheese and powder which most of that is now getting exported.
I am a dairy farmer in wisconsin and I have no problem with it I use it on my cows. Cows naturally have the same hormone in their milk and cows that produce higher production have more. the only difference is that I guess is that we are using a synthetic version. I beleive the anti bst hysteria on glp is from anti animal and vegan groups like peta ect. I buy the products that are not labeled bst free because they are cheaper and all of this is designed by the milk companies to charge more to the consumer and not pass it on to the farmer.

Does it have a funky taste?

No. And unlike pasteurized whole milk, it doesn't leave that gross film or aftertaste, either.

I drink and eat what's on sale. Bring on the chemicals, woowho!

I only drink raw milk right from the farm. The swill they sell in the store tastes awful and makes me sick.

there is not test to test the milk to determine if the cow has natural hormones in her milk or if the milk is from a synthetically treated cows and those cows produce natural bovine somatropin. The shot is designed to cause the cow to eat more and thus produce more milk. It makes me so mad that you all try to muddy the info on the hormone to try to get people to use less dairy or eat less meat. I give it to my cows I sell my cull cows for meat. I would say there would be greater amounts of hormones in the meat than in the milk. Of course the hormone is also a natural hormone so it is already there even in none supplemented cows.

But... How big are her ta tas? You need the hormones to help fill those out. :P....

Hormones also make females menstruate at an earlier age and a study was done, the younger a girl is when she starts the rag, the quicker menopause sets in, and the shorter she will live.
It's usually pretty true. Weird stuff.

milk = :puke:

it's got a high pus content.

fucking gross

whyre you talkin boutcha self in the 3rd sense

Milk really grosses me out. Just something about it, ugh...

BTW, who was the first guy to ever drink milk?

bingo!

Interesting quip from wiki: "The top 3 grocery retailers in the nation, Wal-Mart, Kroger, and Costco have pledged not to sell such milk in their stores."

Sounds like the growth hormone if pretty tough on the health of the cow.

Who knows. However, remember that most primitive cultures didn't have the same taboos we do. Children nursed until much later ages. Even now, in simpler cultures, most children nurse until up to age 4, and almost never wean before age 2.

Also, keep in mind that many creatures will drink milk if it's provided to them. Cats and dogs love it. Horses and cows will drink it. It's clear that they smell something in it that says 'food' to them.

The only real difference between us and cats, for example, as far as drinking milk into adulthood, is that we have the ability to acquire it, and they don't. Other than that... they're just as eager to drink it as many of us are.

My cat gets some raw milk every day, and she loves it. She's also very healthy.

From my understanding milk is only needed in the first years of life. That's it!
A mothers milk is needed for that baby to grow quicker!
Once this baby is a certain size and weight it stops drinking it's mothers milk. A calf stops drinking her mothers milk after 6-8 months.

These are just some of the disease that come from milk.

Crohn's Disease
Asthma
Early Sexual Maturation
Early Breast Growth
Diabetes
Breast Cancer
Colon Cancer
Leukemia
ADD or ADHD
Prostate Cancer
Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Sinuses
Autoimmune Disease
Lung Cancer
Childhood Anemia
Diarrhea & Constipation

Big business treating all these diseases. Maintain illness till death thanks to big Pharma and big Agra!

Gave it up 10 years ago.

Because Jack in my 3rd sense. :-)

wrong, bc jackinoffthewagon doesnt make ANY sense.

It makes dollars, not sense!

Only milk from animals with mastitis has the kind of bacteria that may present as pus.