Adults should not drink milk

[squealpiggy]

I've heard this milk theory before and it makes sense. I buy milk at the nearby farmers store and it is raw. What they sell in stores is just white water with lots of garbage called milk. All old people i know drink milk every day. My grandfather was drinking milk every single day and he died at 95. Grandmother the same and is now 92.

What is the difference in chemical composition between "raw" milk and pasteurised, and why is this important in terms of health?

[New England]

dogs, i am literally going to the store for some of that milk as you read this (if you get to it quickly.)


real talk. i'm hoofin it to 7-11.

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

No other mammals drink milk past infancy. Also no other mammals use antibiotics, instead they just die of infection. And no other mammals protect themselves from future illnesses by being vaccinated. And no other mammals cultivate enough food to support huge populations.

The ability to metabolise lactose into adulthood is an evolutionary trait that has been selected for in populations that have them because it helps individuals to survive and reproduce.

Wrong, taking antibiotics is an advance in science and medicine. I'm not opposed to that so it was a bad example. Also, there's a new breakout of C-Deficille Clostridium, google it.

I never said not to drink milk, just that we don't need it as adults and from a cow.

You can keep drinking milk, for the rest of us who can't take the lactose, we will be fine too because you don't need it to survive and/or reproduce.

Man I made a thread on a happy suggestion about health to stop drinking milk and was called a s.pic and now the place is either pro milk or anti-milk

I want to start an anti-milk league...WHO IS WITH ME!!!!

[bojangles1987]

Sorry, milk is too good to give up. I didn't have a problem losing weight while drinking it.

[-Kev-]

The last time I drank milk was Almond milk this year, and before that Soy milk. I used to drink cow milk mixed with Nesquik chocolate powder every day, twice a day since I was 5 years old until just before turning 16, right in the tail end of 15. It was hard to quit, because when I did not drink it I got headaches. Then I just stopped cold turkey when I left overseas for a year and the milk over there in the local stores did not taste as good, and the chocolate was bad.

[Chups]

The Netherlands have the tallest people on earth by the average. Their diet consist mostly of Milk and Cheese. Milk and cheese should be in the diet of your kids if you want them to be tall.

[thuggery]

Coconut milk, almond milk, soy milk...there's many options. They have gotten better and taste great, try almond milk, I drink it everyday with my protein shakes.

Stopped reading here. No male should be drinking soy milk, or soy in general. Read up on the negative effects of soy on men.

[-jose-]

dogs, i am literally going to the store for some of that milk as you read this (if you get to it quickly.)


real talk. i'm hoofin it to 7-11.

I've never liked the syrup...powder QUIK all day

[Canelo Phresh]

All my cuban buddy's tell me how castro wouldn't let adults drink milk. Communism blows.

[BKM-2010]

Wrong, taking antibiotics is an advance in science and medicine. I'm not opposed to that so it was a bad example. Also, there's a new breakout of C-Deficille Clostridium, google it.

I never said not to drink milk, just that we don't need it as adults and from a cow.

You can keep drinking milk, for the rest of us who can't take the lactose, we will be fine too because you don't need it to survive and/or reproduce.

Man I made a thread on a happy suggestion about health to stop drinking milk and was called a s.pic and now the place is either pro milk or anti-milk

I want to start an anti-milk league...WHO IS WITH ME!!!!

You went from Mr. Mackey style 'Milk is baaaayyd for you' to "we don't need it" and I think the squeel pig has something to do with that. Those of us who can drink milk have zero negative health effects and it is a very convenient protein-rich source, so I'll just keep enjoying milk and all the benefits that come with it.