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Northern Nutrition
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Milk is arguably THE worst food for you. It has tons of sugar, tons of fat, and causes more intestinal issues than any other food in your cupboard or refrigerator. Not to mention we are the only animals on earth that consciously choose to drink another animals milk.
Put it this way, the people who are lactose intolerant are normal. In short, the enzyme ( enzyme lactase) responsible for breaking up oe splitting the milk sugar lactose is suppose to leave your body after infancy stage. But because of evolution and other factors, many of us retain this enzyme. But we were not designed to drink milk of other animals.
If you do even a rudimentary search on this subject, you'll be turned off milk forever...or perhaps not - some of you are hard core even in the face of sickness and health.
Put it this way, the people who are lactose intolerant are normal. In short, the enzyme ( enzyme lactase) responsible for breaking up oe splitting the milk sugar lactose is suppose to leave your body after infancy stage. But because of evolution and other factors, many of us retain this enzyme. But we were not designed to drink milk of other animals.
If you do even a rudimentary search on this subject, you'll be turned off milk forever...or perhaps not - some of you are hard core even in the face of sickness and health.
Marcus
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I thought Canadians were cool with milk. I will never do a search on milk to find out how bad it is for me simply because I love cheese too much. My brother-in-law is South African and says dairy is the devil, but I say it tastes so damn good... Flavored goat cheese is my shitMilk is arguably THE worst food for you. It has tons of sugar, tons of fat, and causes more intestinal issues than any other food in your cupboard or refrigerator. Not to mention we are the only animals on earth that consciously choose to drink another animals milk.
Put it this way, the people who are lactose intolerant are normal. In short, the enzyme ( enzyme lactase) responsible for breaking up oe splitting the milk sugar lactose is suppose to leave your body after infancy stage. But because of evolution and other factors, many of us retain this enzyme. But we were not designed to drink milk of other animals.
If you do even a rudimentary search on this subject, you'll be turned off milk forever...or perhaps not - some of you are hard core even in the face of sickness and health.
Northern Nutrition
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Oh believe me, i miss it. And i do crave a variety of cheeses the ones i use to eat when dairy products were a part of my diet. And yeah most Canadians are cool with milk...and maple syrup and back bacon. But the ones who have taken the time to investigate this potential health hazard have chosen wisely against dairy products, regardless of whether or not you're lactose intolerant.
I dislike you very much NN.
Marcus
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Hahaha... I Just made a shake with 2 cups of strawberry kefir, a banana, 2 tbs peanut butter and 2 scoops of strawberry/banana whey and my 16 month old son is sharing it with me right now
I mean if your were to freakin list everything that's fucked up you buy and put in your refrigerator you would never eat. It goes on and on. The funniest thing is those organic lovers. Hate to break it to ya that shit ain't no different they just charge you more for it. Unless you farmed it their is no safety in the grocery items you buy. So I disregard your comment NN, now gimme my damn bovine secretion!!!
Northern Nutrition
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There's a lot of truth to your comments here. But the transparent truth is, dairy products cause more health issues than any other food group. I would argue that should be a big concern regardless of who you are.
But yeah, bring on the mad cows too...fucking moooo!
Marcus
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While I logically can see the benefits to a true organic diet or hormone free diet... I have serious doubts that the restrictions from the governing bodies that set the standards for organic farming have our best interest truly in mind. So unless it is your own livestock and farm, I can't see any possible way how to know what's truly in anything in the stores. Thus, I find no benefit to paying more for some bullshit stamp of "organic" being on my food. Maybe you know better than me trucker. Did you grow up on a farm man?
Sidenote: sorry to sidetrack your thread tile.
Farm grown and raised CNY. In my line of work I transport things. Things to and from farm to processing plant. Would it surprise you if I said to call something organic its as simple as changing out the plastic roll on a machine and rolling 2 identical products 1 of which has an organic wrapper donning it?
Marcus
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HA! Not in the slightest
runner-runner
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@tileguy123 just checking in letting you know I am one of the silent peepers keeping watch on the log.
On the dairy debate I drink 2-3 gallons of skim milk every week.
On the dairy debate I drink 2-3 gallons of skim milk every week.
Walker
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I always drink homo milk...yes i said it....never get binded up either....
Northern Nutrition
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That's almost 390 grams of fat and over 400 grams of sugar....just with you milk consumption. Yuuuuuuuukkkkkkk! lol
runner-runner
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I could do without your know it all attitude since your about 390 grams of fat off on your calculation there Mr Nutrition.
Northern Nutrition
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8 grams per cup. 16 cups per gallon. 3 gallons. = (8x16)x3= 384.
im used to metric, but where did i go wrong?
im used to metric, but where did i go wrong?
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There is 0 fat in skim milk.
Northern Nutrition
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Oops. I didnt see the skim part. I stand corrected. My bad.
But that's no reason for the insult. If you're feeling a little insecure perhaps you can take a break and come back and play when you're not feeling so intimidated.
HuckingFuge
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I totally disagree with this statement. over processed food or maybe I should say fake food will give you more health issues. I'll eat the so called mad cow and I'll drink her milk too
Northern Nutrition
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I totally disagree with this statement. over processed food or maybe I should say fake food will give you more health issues. I'll eat the so called mad cow and I'll drink her milk too
Which food group is that? lol
