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…or example, your body is probably alerting you that it does not metabolize milk well. Synopsis Milk is a potent allergen that can cause a wide range of symptoms, from fatigue, aches and pains, to more serious digestive and health issues. In self-reported studies, scientists found milk to be the highest reported allergen, exceeding shellfish, peanuts, and egg. Giving up milk will ease the burden on your liver and help restore your overall health. G…

…ibuting to oxidative stress and accelerated aging of bones. What About Raw Milk? While raw milk is slightly less acidifying than processed milk, it’s still an acidifying animal protein that’s full of calf-growing hormones and, in its whole state, a great deal of saturated fat (one cup has about the same amount of saturated fat as 4 ½ strips of bacon). All animal milk contains casein, too, a protein that acts as an allergen in some people (more on…

…er, even cows who were never administered rBGH do not produce hormone-free milk. Raw milk, organic milk, it doesn’t matter; all milk is naturally rich in growth hormones because it’s intended to grow calves. 2. You Will Not Ingest Pus Cells And Antibiotics Your glass of milk contains an alarming amount of pus, and here’s why. As I mentioned above, when cows are given rBGH, it makes them susceptible to chronic mastitis (an infection of the udder)….

…ancer risk. Milk has also been shown to harm bone health. Substitute cow’s milk with almond milk, or another dairy milk alternative of your choice. Borden Dairy Co. Files For Bankruptcy The growing public awareness of the dangers of dairy milk has naturally lead to reductions in milk consumption. This decreased demand has taken a toll on the dairy industry. The most recent indication of the hastening decline of milk is the bankruptcy declaration o…

…and your brain feels sleepy and sluggish. The reason may be your glass of milk. Milk contains casein, a protein that is specific to mammalian milk. In cows and other ruminants, alpha-lactalbumin and beta-lactoglobulin make up the majority of the casein proteins, with the latter being the culprit behind most milk allergies. To compound the casein problem, a mutation in the beta-lactoglobulin casein (or beta-casein for short) has been detected in s…

…→ References 1 Lindsey Ellefson. “Non-dairy beverages like soy and almond milk may not be ‘milk,’ FDA suggests.” CNN. July 19, 2018. Web. https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/19/health/fda-soy-almond-milk-trnd/index.html 2 “US non-dairy milk sales rise to $2.11bn in 2017 – Mintel” FoodBev Media. January 5, 2018. Web. https://www.foodbev.com/news/non-dairy-milk-sales-mintel/ 3 Mike Stobbe. “New flu vaccine only a little better than traditional shot.” AP Ne…

…a body good.” We’ve all been fed a steady diet of positive messages about milk, even though some of the “evidence” of milk’s health-boosting properties is pretty dubious…even ridiculous. Take, for example, an article from early this year that exposes the inane connection between drinking milk and intelligence. “Countries whose people drink more milk win more Nobel prizes, according to research published Tuesday in Practical Neurology, a serious B…

…ll tell their patients with osteoporosis or osteopenia to “drink plenty of milk.” Yet milk has an acidifying effect on the body, and too much of it throws the body off balance and sets the stage for bone deterioration. The Osteoporosis Reversal Program emphasizes and explains the body’s own remarkable ability to protect itself from disease and heal itself from various conditions, including osteoporosis and osteopenia. Stop Worrying About Your Bone…

…I write in the Osteoporosis Reversal Program, monkeys do not drink zebras’ milk, and cows don’t drink goats’ milk. If they did, they’d get quite ill. So why do we seem to think that drinking the milk of another species “does a body good”? While no food or beverage is off-limits in the Osteoporosis Reversal Program, including acidifying foods, I don’t recommend that you make milk a part of your 80(alkaline)/20(acidic) diet. Instead of cow’s milk, I…