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Thread: What's the deal with the rise in anti Milk *******s?

post 1513940401 07-30-2017, 02:52 PM
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Nutrition science is a total chit show. A lot of the "scientific research" on nutrition is funded by businesses that have a dog in the fight. It really is hard to know what to believe in this area.

Brb Coke funding research on sugar...
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Originally Posted By harmsxwhey⏩
Every human is lactose intolerant to some degree. If you don't agree, do GOMAD and see exactly how fukked your digestive tract becomes. Not to mention having cheese or cream with a meal once a day is a lot different than slamming straight milk all day.
Idk anyone who drinks milk like water but if you're against drinking milk regularly say with dessert it makes no sense to yourself regularly consume milk products
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post 1513940581 07-30-2017, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted By blckndyllw⏩
You've clearly never tried organic milk, it's legit better than the alternative Also lol at "everything is organic", I'm not against GMO's but there are some things that are just better organic, milk is one of them.

If you're still afraid then try milk from a local farm.

Also you're a liar, you DO eat cheese and cream:
I dont eat cheese, I had that pizza in December 2010 when I went to NYC for my college graduation celebration.


I also said I grew up drinking milk by the half galon, and half my family lives in wisconsin so I have had the most fresh and organic milk there is. I am not arguing taste here, I am just going off of science and more particularly nutrition and digestive research. I avoid at all costs the most allergenic foods and likely foods that a person is intolerent to. I am too cheap to actually go get an allergy test because they are 70% inaccurate, so I just choose to avoid most of them. I have had a lot of inflammatory issues and definitely have some food intolerences and allergies, lactose being one of them as I ALWAYS get lots of gas, bloating, and irregular stool when I consume a moderate quantity of dairy
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post 1513940611 07-30-2017, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted By YouSmokeToMuch⏩
how is leaving more milk for everyone else ruining it for them.
You say "More milk for everyone?" like there's a milk shortage. They're making people think milk is some sort of poison

meanwhile they're eating pizza, butter, ice cream etc. which is definitely worth the bubble guts
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post 1513940781 07-30-2017, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted By ThisIsSceaming⏩
Nutrition science is a total chit show. A lot of the "scientific research" on nutrition is funded by businesses that have a dog in the fight. It really is hard to know what to believe in this area.

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This is a valid point, but when it comes to milk, there is clear meta analytical evidence that milk is one of if not the highest allergenic and intolerant foods we consume
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post 1513956341 07-30-2017, 05:45 PM
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So you hoes don't even drink milkshakes? That's just depressing
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post 1513956661 07-30-2017, 05:48 PM
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milk is absolutely vile
post 1513985861 07-30-2017, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted By ThisIsSceaming⏩
Nutrition science is a total chit show. A lot of the "scientific research" on nutrition is funded by businesses that have a dog in the fight. It really is hard to know what to believe in this area.

Brb Coke funding research on sugar...
This is true and you've also got reports/research funded by groups whose businesses are biased against certain foods. There's so much conflicting info you don't know who to trust
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post 1513986251 07-30-2017, 11:39 PM
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Stopped having any form of dairy. Milk, chocolate, cheese etc.

Dropped 30lbs without changing any other diet or exercise. Also no longer get pimples...

Fuk dairy
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post 1513988151 07-31-2017, 12:09 AM
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Originally Posted By blckndyllw⏩
Isn't the reason they can't digest it, because they don't drink it?
Might be. I worked myself up to a gallon a day a couple years ago, eventually stopped drinking it altogether, now 1 glass f*cks up my stomach
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Non pasteurized milk is like tech


Wish I was on that farm time
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Originally Posted By eatmycrackers⏩
I used to drink a ton of milk but after learning of the process of how much crap goes into normal milk it's prettt bad. Unless you on thatCEO time buying $8 organic gallonsI'm not sure it's good for you

EDit: also had seborraic dermatitis as a kid which I believe was linked TO GOMAD
It's a little more expensive than that but if you have issues with regular milk this would be your best alternative.
Originally Posted By blckndyllw⏩
A lot of stuff you eat potentially has crap in it, why single out milk?

Also didn't realize people drink that poverty generic store brand milk to save 2 bucks vs. organic milk
A lot of people don't get this. Sugar is dumped on the ground is a big warehouse where people walk on it. A certain percent of rodent and spider parts are allowed by government regulation until it is bleach and packaged.
Originally Posted By glossin⏩
A lot of the world can't digest it properly. I avoid it because it wrecks my skin, but it'd be nice if I could drink milk because the macros are awesome.
May people are allergic to peanuts (and dozens of other foods). Shall the rest of us stop eating those too?
Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
This is a valid point, but when it comes to milk, there is clear meta analytical evidence that milk is one of if not the highest allergenic and intolerant foods we consume
How many deaths?
Originally Posted By 420Layers⏩
Non pasteurized milk is like tech


Wish I was on that farm time
The only way you're going to get it. It's illegal to sell in the U.S. for all the above reasons.
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post 1513988781 07-31-2017, 12:18 AM
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I thought my acne as a teenager was just the big cawk high libido tax. Now I find out it was because of 1 litre of milk a day.
post 1513988911 07-31-2017, 12:21 AM
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I still drink it since easy cals, protein and i love the taste. Around 500ml a day.
I'm aware of the apparent bad **** in it but so much stuff it seems these days isn't optimal for your health what ever that means.
Only bad thing i heard of from milk but haven't bothered to look into it is puffy nips but i don't have puffy nips so what ever.
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Noticed a bunch of vegan *******s in general popping up everywhere trying to shame meat eaters

Don't drink milk much anymore but there's still nothing like milk n cereal das it mane
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Originally Posted By BostonRockets⏩
Noticed a bunch of vegan *******s in general popping up everywhere trying to shame meat eaters

Don't drink milk much anymore but there's still nothing like milk n cereal das it mane
Haven't drank milk in years. Saw the threads and went out and got a 1/2 gallon right away. A definite thread backfire.
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Originally Posted By cjr169⏩
Because if I drink too much I need a seatbelt on the toilet
some europeans have a specific Gene that allows us to drink all the milk we want as adults with no consequences.

in fact, there have been studies that showed that Europeans who had the Milk gene and could drink milk as adults were much taller than all other Europeans.

i'm one of them. I've been a milk drinker since i was a little boy. and so was my dad and my uncle, and we're all at LEAST 6 ft tall and strong as ****.

even better if you mix in toasted wheat in the milk, grounded up into powder and mixed with the milk. my dad introduced me to that as a little kid and it stuck.
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Disliking milk is equal to being a picky eater or having a weak handshake. I lose all respect for you.
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Milk makes me phlegmy and gassy. I can get away with some butter and some cheese but for the most part I avoid cow's dairy in large quantities. I even make my own clarified butter to cook with.

I do miss half and half in coffee. I have yet to find a comparable non-dairy substitute. Some coconut milk products come close.
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Originally Posted By moosik85⏩
Stopped having any form of dairy. Milk, chocolate, cheese etc.

Dropped 30lbs without changing any other diet or exercise. Also no longer get pimples...

Fuk dairy
not worth it
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Originally Posted By KRANE⏩
How many deaths?
lolwut? are you serious?
I am not worried about milk or dairy killing me, I am worried about the digestive issues, bloat, acne, and mental issues when allergic/intolerent to it...
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Best milk of all time, hands down.
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Originally Posted By Goncho⏩
Might be. I worked myself up to a gallon a day a couple years ago, eventually stopped drinking it altogether, now 1 glass f*cks up my stomach
Yeah you milkcels done goofed
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Pint of milk a day every day since I was a kid. No fuks given, no side effects either. Guess I have a more evolved digestive system than the organic almond milk drinking fairies running around these days.
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Lots of bad information out there regarding nutrition in general. Get your info from primary and secondary research, not buzzfeed articles or ******** friends. Milk is fine, but if you're lactose intolerant or if you have an intolerance to the milk proteins then maybe eat yogurt instead. /thread
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dietary calcium is important for children, so I do have some issue with the anti "xxx" crew yet again ignoring the benefits of calcium to a growing body and harping on the negatives of milk as if it doesn't do anything for children. I don't really see the need for a teen or adult to partake in milk but if it has a chance to strengthen your child or even help suppress the lactose intolerance its a pretty cost effective/easy way to do so; it's not like society is going to suddenly stop using cow's milk.

I can't imagine trying to sell calcium supplements to a 4 year old but a glass of chocolate milk or even a glass of milk and cookies is pretty easy.
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Originally Posted By AmIGoodNuff⏩
It should be accepted to bottle and sell breast milk.
It is, shet is super expensive tho. I'd be making bank.
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I personally cannot drink store bought milk, it fuks with my stomach too much buuuut I can eat cheese, sour cream, heavy cream and butter no problem, why is that?
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Originally Posted By GorillaDiet⏩
And not to mention the female hormones. Has strong impact on young boys especially
drink alot of milk for your gyno and acne, its great!
I drink the most milk and get no spots
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Originally Posted By atomicbbgum⏩
I personally cannot drink store bought milk, it fuks with my stomach too much buuuut I can eat cheese, sour cream, heavy cream and butter no problem, why is that?
Are you lactose intolerant? All of those items you listed have much less lactose due to the processing methods. I also doubt you eat sour cream/heavy cream and butter by the cup.
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