Milk does the body bad.
04/22/2011
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There's better, more up-to date information out there (I don't drink milk) if you look for it. Just FYI, that clip and book are about 14 years old, now.
04/22/2011
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If milk is that horrible then even if it were 14 years old now..well then the information would be correct..at the same time maybe people would want to say that info is wrong because they want to make people believe milk is good. I believe it is bad. I have severe ibs...before I was 18 I never had ibs and could drink milk and eat dairy with no problem. I could eat anything Now I feel awful if I don't stick to a dairy free and very specific diet.
Originally posted by
Lucidity
There's better, more up-to date information out there (I don't drink milk) if you look for it. Just FYI, that clip and book are about 14 years old, now.
04/23/2011
while milk may be bad for your body, it's not bad for every body. Some people actually tolerate milk very well. Myself, for instance.
04/23/2011
I drink about half a gallon of milk a day and i feel fine.
04/23/2011
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Ditto.
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
while milk may be bad for your body, it's not bad for every body. Some people actually tolerate milk very well. Myself, for instance.
Sounds more like lactose intolerance to me.
04/23/2011
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You're probably lactose intolerant just like me. I'll have IBS after I drink milk or have a lot of ice cream or cheese. There are lots of people sharing the same problems like we do. Funny thing is, I can still have small amounts of dairy products (except milk) before I get really big reactions in my bowel. Have you tried Coconut milk? I've been drinking a brand called "So Delicious" original flavor coconut milk and they're really good. Just google coconut milk benefits to learn more. Although I love milk, I don't miss it anymore ever since I started drinking coconut milk!
Originally posted by
kinky girlfriend
If milk is that horrible then even if it were 14 years old now..well then the information would be correct..at the same time maybe people would want to say that info is wrong because they want to make people believe milk is good. I believe it is bad.
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If milk is that horrible then even if it were 14 years old now..well then the information would be correct..at the same time maybe people would want to say that info is wrong because they want to make people believe milk is good. I believe it is bad. I have severe ibs...before I was 18 I never had ibs and could drink milk and eat dairy with no problem. I could eat anything Now I feel awful if I don't stick to a dairy free and very specific diet.
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04/24/2011
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My tolerance with milk is a rollercoaster. Sometimes, it's all good. Sometimes, it's not so great. Flare-ups of lactose intolerance, I guess, or something more significant.
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
while milk may be bad for your body, it's not bad for every body. Some people actually tolerate milk very well. Myself, for instance.
Anyway, I love milk, and all forms of milk, including cheese. I'm 22 years old, and still go through a gallon of milk a week, just for myself.
04/24/2011
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My hubby is the same way. We go through so much milk it would probably be cheaper for us just to buy a dairy cow at this point. I mean, he literally chugs the stuff.
Originally posted by
Crash
I drink about half a gallon of milk a day and i feel fine.
04/24/2011
I don't believe milk is bad for the body.
It seems like some people have IBS or lactose intolerance. But that doesn't make milk bad for everyone.
I like milk, I don't usually drink tons of it, but if I have some ovaltine in the house (yumm!!), it maks a perfect after-dinner drink for me.
However, I have noticed that my body cannot process full-fat whole milk. I get really bad diarrhea and acid reflux from it. Weird, but I guess that's just my body! I am okay doing nonfat or skim milk though.
It seems like some people have IBS or lactose intolerance. But that doesn't make milk bad for everyone.
I like milk, I don't usually drink tons of it, but if I have some ovaltine in the house (yumm!!), it maks a perfect after-dinner drink for me.
However, I have noticed that my body cannot process full-fat whole milk. I get really bad diarrhea and acid reflux from it. Weird, but I guess that's just my body! I am okay doing nonfat or skim milk though.
04/24/2011
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Agreed.
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
while milk may be bad for your body, it's not bad for every body. Some people actually tolerate milk very well. Myself, for instance.
04/24/2011
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Same here, and low-fat or fat-free milk in moderation has actually been found to help with weight loss. I know I make sure to have one serving of low-fat dairy products (either yogurt or milk) and it's made a difference for me.
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
while milk may be bad for your body, it's not bad for every body. Some people actually tolerate milk very well. Myself, for instance.
05/17/2011
Some people just can't drink milk. Most often it's due to lactose intolerance, but some other people are allergic to proteins found in milk.
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk fat. The easy answer to that, of course, is non-fat milk.
But for those who are able to digest lactose and don't have any allergies or other problems, milk is very nutritious.
I drink lots of cow milk. I have no trouble with it at all. But I also enjoy almond milk, which is a pretty good substitute. (I find it much better than soy milk or rice milk.) But it varies a lot between brands. Some companies put in way too much sugar for me. Some have odd flavors or textures. Trader Joe's has one which tastes like cooked almonds instead of the more subtle raw almond flavor found in most. (I like it, but it's not the same as normal almond milk.) I tend to use the unsweetened variety, but I think most people prefer it to be sweetened or flavored.
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk fat. The easy answer to that, of course, is non-fat milk.
But for those who are able to digest lactose and don't have any allergies or other problems, milk is very nutritious.
I drink lots of cow milk. I have no trouble with it at all. But I also enjoy almond milk, which is a pretty good substitute. (I find it much better than soy milk or rice milk.) But it varies a lot between brands. Some companies put in way too much sugar for me. Some have odd flavors or textures. Trader Joe's has one which tastes like cooked almonds instead of the more subtle raw almond flavor found in most. (I like it, but it's not the same as normal almond milk.) I tend to use the unsweetened variety, but I think most people prefer it to be sweetened or flavored.
05/17/2011
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I agree, almond milk is a delicious alternative! I also prefer the unsweetened. I was married for five years to a man who has a problem with the proteins in milk, so there was always almond milk in our house.
Originally posted by
tim1724
Some people just can't drink milk. Most often it's due to lactose intolerance, but some other people are allergic to proteins found in milk.
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk ... more
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk ... more
Some people just can't drink milk. Most often it's due to lactose intolerance, but some other people are allergic to proteins found in milk.
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk fat. The easy answer to that, of course, is non-fat milk.
But for those who are able to digest lactose and don't have any allergies or other problems, milk is very nutritious.
I drink lots of cow milk. I have no trouble with it at all. But I also enjoy almond milk, which is a pretty good substitute. (I find it much better than soy milk or rice milk.) But it varies a lot between brands. Some companies put in way too much sugar for me. Some have odd flavors or textures. Trader Joe's has one which tastes like cooked almonds instead of the more subtle raw almond flavor found in most. (I like it, but it's not the same as normal almond milk.) I tend to use the unsweetened variety, but I think most people prefer it to be sweetened or flavored. less
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk fat. The easy answer to that, of course, is non-fat milk.
But for those who are able to digest lactose and don't have any allergies or other problems, milk is very nutritious.
I drink lots of cow milk. I have no trouble with it at all. But I also enjoy almond milk, which is a pretty good substitute. (I find it much better than soy milk or rice milk.) But it varies a lot between brands. Some companies put in way too much sugar for me. Some have odd flavors or textures. Trader Joe's has one which tastes like cooked almonds instead of the more subtle raw almond flavor found in most. (I like it, but it's not the same as normal almond milk.) I tend to use the unsweetened variety, but I think most people prefer it to be sweetened or flavored. less
FYI, for anyone who may not know, soy, while very high in protein, and very healthy for you, causes reduction in sperm count in men. This was the entire reason that my ex-husband and I switched to almond milk, because we were trying to have a baby. Just thought I'd share that little tidbit!
05/17/2011
almond milk or soy milk is an excellent alternative to look into. almond milk has about the same calcium percentage that reg. milk has so you won't be skimping on that
07/04/2011
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Guys get "man-boobs" from drinking soy milk also.
Originally posted by
Fullbeauty
I agree, almond milk is a delicious alternative! I also prefer the unsweetened. I was married for five years to a man who has a problem with the proteins in milk, so there was always almond milk in our house.
FYI, for anyone who may not ... more
FYI, for anyone who may not ... more
I agree, almond milk is a delicious alternative! I also prefer the unsweetened. I was married for five years to a man who has a problem with the proteins in milk, so there was always almond milk in our house.
FYI, for anyone who may not know, soy, while very high in protein, and very healthy for you, causes reduction in sperm count in men. This was the entire reason that my ex-husband and I switched to almond milk, because we were trying to have a baby. Just thought I'd share that little tidbit! less
FYI, for anyone who may not know, soy, while very high in protein, and very healthy for you, causes reduction in sperm count in men. This was the entire reason that my ex-husband and I switched to almond milk, because we were trying to have a baby. Just thought I'd share that little tidbit! less
07/04/2011
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The cooked almond milk from Trader Joe's sounds interesting, I cannot stand that nutty taste the usual almond milk has.
Originally posted by
tim1724
Some people just can't drink milk. Most often it's due to lactose intolerance, but some other people are allergic to proteins found in milk.
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk ... more
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk ... more
Some people just can't drink milk. Most often it's due to lactose intolerance, but some other people are allergic to proteins found in milk.
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk fat. The easy answer to that, of course, is non-fat milk.
But for those who are able to digest lactose and don't have any allergies or other problems, milk is very nutritious.
I drink lots of cow milk. I have no trouble with it at all. But I also enjoy almond milk, which is a pretty good substitute. (I find it much better than soy milk or rice milk.) But it varies a lot between brands. Some companies put in way too much sugar for me. Some have odd flavors or textures. Trader Joe's has one which tastes like cooked almonds instead of the more subtle raw almond flavor found in most. (I like it, but it's not the same as normal almond milk.) I tend to use the unsweetened variety, but I think most people prefer it to be sweetened or flavored. less
I've also known a few people who seem to have trouble consuming large amounts of milk fat. The easy answer to that, of course, is non-fat milk.
But for those who are able to digest lactose and don't have any allergies or other problems, milk is very nutritious.
I drink lots of cow milk. I have no trouble with it at all. But I also enjoy almond milk, which is a pretty good substitute. (I find it much better than soy milk or rice milk.) But it varies a lot between brands. Some companies put in way too much sugar for me. Some have odd flavors or textures. Trader Joe's has one which tastes like cooked almonds instead of the more subtle raw almond flavor found in most. (I like it, but it's not the same as normal almond milk.) I tend to use the unsweetened variety, but I think most people prefer it to be sweetened or flavored. less
07/04/2011
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