The only type of “milk” I drink is hemp milk and almond milk. Rice milk is good, but I don’t drink it often. Those types of milk have more nutrients in them, and are much healthier for you.
.-= Edward´s last blog ..The Health Benefits of Calcium Orotate =-.

I was talking with Howard last night after his lecture at Yale. Yes, he did say to avoid dairy products. Dairy has changed over the years – it’s full of pus.

I have written about dairy in my ebook, so we can become healthier! Cancer is
something we need to be concerned about.
Dairy is not the food to consume if you want to avoid the possibilty of getting cancer.

Of course, you can’t be a couch potato
and eat junk food all day long, either.

Avoid dairy and learn what foods supply calcium.

To your good health!
Kristen Colello
google my name – I can help

I will definitely be checking it out.

Each purchase comes with over $30 in coupons (think Turtle Mountain “ice cream” – trust me it is really good – and Vegan Gourmet “cheese” – rumor has it this stuff really melts). Use the coupon code dairyfree10 at checkout and get 10% off.

The book addresses some othe dairy studies and research as well.

Wy do you think that there has been an increase in heart disease, cancer, diabetes, among all of the other lifestyle diseases. If you do a little research you would be surprised to find that the majority of these diseases are caused by poor and inadequate nutrition, mainly processed foods.

Our bodies are not capable of processing the majority of the crap we stuff in our faces, which is reflected in the poor health of the world’s population. As more and more people adopt the traditional Western diet more diseases will continue to arise. I suggest looking into the book “The Metabolic Typing Diet” by William Wolcott which examines some of these evolutionary ideas.

Ive decided not to comment on your technology response here as much of what i personally believe is irrelevant to this issue and would probably be better placed as a response to that blog itself.

On a slightly different note, i understand from the posts may of you are ether vegetarian or vegan and although this may not necessarily be true of you, Quorn based foods tends to be an essential part of the vegan diet if not the vegetarian one as well (at least in Europe). Yet Quorn is a GM food, making far more unnatural than any dairy product, as well as having a larger amount of people allergic to it statistically than peanuts, and in tern a massive amount more than are lactose intolerant, which in the case you do eat quorn or quorn based products would undermine that part of your argument, although if the case is you don’t this criticism doest really apply.

Micah:
I personally feel very good myself, i have nothing weighing on my conscience and i am very happy with my life at this point in time? Yet i both consume dairy products as well as many meat products, very regularly. So i cant really accept your argument since its entirely subjective, and even taken as that is in conflict with the subjective evidence i can gain from myself?

http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/tigerpig.asp

Similarly, I think technology is creating it’s own challenges in terms of Humans ability to cope with information. I wrote another post about “The Dangers of Multi-Tasking” that touches on this point. I am not saying technology is bad, just that we all need to cognizant of how its abuse could impact our lives, and more specifically, our mental and emotional well-being.

Thanks for your comment.

Think about it, what exactly is “un-natural “, the fact most humans do drink milk from cows, means it is “natural” for us, as is wearing cloths and using technology.
So because its “un-natural” for a cow to use the internet, it doesn’t mean its not normal for a human to partake in that behaviour.
Just my thoughts on this part of the debate.