Calling All Milk Drinkers

Whole milk is the only thing I drink and I have a strong preference for raw milk, should that not be available I get locally sourced 100% grassmilk.

Less processing is better for you.


You are going to have to elaborate on that one. Over the past year I have moved to primarily consuming foods high in animal fat and have seen a drastic improvement in my health as well as substantial weight loss.

I grew up in the '80s and have been told my entire life that things that are high in cholesterol and fat are bad and that I should avoid foods like red meat, eggs, butter, milk, etc and following that the advice put me in poor health and a pre-diabetic state. Lo and behold when I go back to eating those foods on a regular basis my health radically improves. Not all "expert advice" is good advice and in this case it is not ancestrally consistent as far as the human diet throughout the entirety of our existence.
High in saturated fat and cholesterol that can clog your arteries and lead to a heart attack. Your health may have radically improved but that doesn't mean you don't have plaque buildup that can break loose and cause a stroke or a heart attack. Those have few warning signs. Animals are often smarter than people. That they don't drink milk as adults shows that.
 
Milk is for babies. Humans are the only animals that consume it post infancy. It's high in calories and fat which is great for a growing infant, but not exactly healthy for adults. That it tastes like liquid chalk doesn't help.
Had a Russian engineer tell me that … He was pretty moderate on what he ate/drank too …
 
High in saturated fat and cholesterol that can clog your arteries and lead to a heart attack. Your health may have radically improved but that doesn't mean you don't have plaque buildup that can break loose and cause a stroke or a heart attack. Those have few warning signs. Animals are often smarter than people. That they don't drink milk as adults shows that.

Saturated fat and cholesterol are not a problem unless there is an underlying health issue that needs to be addressed. Typically when people get on drugs such as statins it is to address the symptoms of that underlying problem but not the problem itself. I would submit to you that more often than not the issues that do things like clog arteries are related to insulin resistance which degrades all aspects of human health be it related to structure or function and the typical first world diet contributes heavily to insulin resistance.

I tried this years back and it is good


I'm not going to try to convince anyone to do or not do anything that they so choose to do but I have had several medical researchers relate to me that curcumin is recognized by the human body as a toxin that the body seeks to rid itself out as soon as possible.
 
Saturated fat and cholesterol are not a problem unless there is an underlying health issue that needs to be addressed. Typically when people get on drugs such as statins it is to address the symptoms of that underlying problem but not the problem itself. I would submit to you that more often than not the issues that do things like clog arteries are related to insulin resistance which degrades all aspects of human health be it related to structure or function and the typical first world diet contributes heavily to insulin resistance.



I'm not going to try to convince anyone to do or not do anything that they so choose to do but I have had several medical researchers relate to me that curcumin is recognized by the human body as a toxin that the body seeks to rid itself out as soon as possible.
Sorry, but I do not take anti-milk advice from someone who claims to live in Wisconsin. You are really in Illinois, right?
 
Regardless of the health aspects, I haven't drank it since high school because of the taste when it was included with lunch. While not as bad as coffee or beer, I'd have to be pretty thirsty to drink it.
 
Not that much, about 6 gallons of 1% per month. But as cold as possible. I use RTIC cups so it stays cold longer and I keep them in the refrigerator so they are as cold as the milk.
 
but the company makes the best chocolate milk ever.......
Really? Do tell the brand of this chocolate milk.
Country Delight (local dairy in the Bronx) made such flavorful chocolate milk, we'd cut it with regular milk for service in our restaurant.
I swear, it was actually too chocolaty! <hard to comprehend but true.
 
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Really? Do tell the brand of this chocolate milk.
Country Delight (local dairy in the Bronx) made such flavorful chocolate milk, we'd cut it with regular milk for service in our restaurant.
Only available as far east as IN, (possibly into OH) and MS and from NE to TX and in between...... Branding would be Prairie Farms or Hiland.
 
I put ultra pasteurized half and half in my coffee but a big glass of cow's milk is just disgusting. Smells of cow stink, pus and gives me some nasty gas and other fireworks.
 
Unsweetened almond milk is the way to go.

I did chug a glass of almond and oat milk mixed 50/50 this am, as I am hydrating along with my homemade electrolyte water.
Did anyone happen to see the story about the baby that kept loosing weight, even though she was being fed regularly?
Turns out the mother was feeding her almond milk. Very little nutritional value. Especially for a baby.
She was starving!
The almond trees in California use more water than almost any other crop....and this while there's a water shortage there.
I know the winter snows have replenished the lakes, but the drought will return, just like mud slides and forest fires in that state.
 
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