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Just lol if you're not getting your milk on the reg like this

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Are you retards for real?
"It was not meant for us. I'm lactose intolerant."
"I have never met a person who was lactose intolerant."

Jesus Christ. Maybe... just maybe... Milk is bad for those who are lactose intolerant, and great for those who are not.

"Not meant for us", "no other animals do it", "I have never met a person who was lactose intolerant".
We 5 years old now.
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Originally Posted By Critter5592⏩
Love me a cold glass of milk hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng.
Also chocolate milk is one of my favorite drinks to go with dinner. Just had tacos last night washed it down with a cold cup of chocolate milk, oh lawdddd.

It's pretty much the only thing I drink other than h2o, occasionally ill have some home brewed ice tea.
Those two tastes together, do not want...
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I work in the dairy industry (not a farmer) and let me tell you there is a lot of misinformation in this thread. No point in trying to address all of it, and I would be biased anyway I suppose. Anymore, most milk ends up in products other than fluid milk. People drink less of it now.

I personally don't really drink milk anymore but have no aversion to it. Eat the shiet out of ice cream, cheese, and butter though.
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will never drink dairy or consume it again. been on dat dere almond milk for years and recently cut out cheese, whey and ice cream. miss the cheese and cracker plates, whey protein shakes and ben and jerry netflix nights.

Still beat my meat though.
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Originally Posted By colbski⏩
will never drink dairy or consume it again. been on dat dere almond milk for years and recently cut out cheese, whey and ice cream. miss the cheese and cracker plates, whey protein shakes and ben and jerry netflix nights.

Still beat my meat though.
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cut down my consumption and went to fairlife, never going back
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Originally Posted By wasp9166⏩
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Originally Posted By Mangino⏩
I personally don't really drink milk anymore but have no aversion to it.Eat the shiet out of ice cream, cheese, and butter though.
A lot of milk hate people fail to realize this. Milk is the base form but it's byproducts are everywhere, Including our preciousprotein supplement.
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Originally Posted By ThatsaGoodPizza⏩
It's because they stop drinking milk that they get lactose intolerance
incorrect. lactase persistence has nothing to do with what you eat. i was a vegan for 8 years but i can drink a pint of milk with zero issues (except i'll break out, but that's a different story)
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There's a correlation between milk consumption and increased risk of cancer, osteoporosis, probability of breaking bones, etc. Not to mention that dairy cows with a horrendous life that is filled with torture.

Milk is a ****ty product that does more harm to both human and cows than good.

Vanilla almond/cashew milk tastes better too, besides being nutritionally and ethically superior.
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the calcium from milk makes your bones weaker by using calcium from your bones to help get the milk calcium from your blood. milk calcium is calcium carbonate not good for you like other sources of calcium. might as well not drink it intolerant or not. you need a good ratio of magnesium to calcium 1:1 to be optimal.
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Originally Posted By phillyfreak7⏩
There's a correlation between milk consumption and increased risk of cancer, osteoporosis, probably of breaking bones, etc. Not to mention that dairy cows with a horrendous life that is filled with torture.

Milk is a ****ty product that does more harm to both human and cows than good.

Vanilla almond/cashew milk tastes better too, besides being nutritionally and ethically superior.
Dairy consumption is up 27% in 10 years. DIARY = affluence and taste.





I am lactose intolerant but I eat copious amounts of dairy food...I just love it...is it even harmful to ignore it?
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Originally Posted By Brosnbroc****⏩
Are you retards for real?
"It was not meant for us. I'm lactose intolerant."
"I have never met a person who was lactose intolerant."

Jesus Christ. Maybe... just maybe... Milk is bad for those who are lactose intolerant, and great for those who are not.

"Not meant for us", "no other animals do it", "I have never met a person who was lactose intolerant".
We 5 years old now.
But it's the truth?

1st world counties have less lactose intolerant people than 3rd world countries.


The environment(food and so on too ofc) you live in directly affects your genetics and thus your kids


Let me repeat myself btw, I've never met a person who was lactose intolerant.

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Originally Posted By WhirlwindTobias⏩
I don't think it's the milk, it's probably the chit they're giving cows compared to what they were on a few decades back. It's said that cow diets and their subsequent milk are responsible for girls looking sexually mature before they even reach legal age, all those phucking hormones.

Even vegetables give you ailments if you grow it in chit for soil.
Basically this.

I never used to be lactose intolerant. Brb from a tribe of nomadic pastoralists whose diet was 80% dairy for hundreds of years. Brb my grandpa lived until he was 101 and he basically lived on a liquid diet of fresh unpasteurized milk and fermented milk, eating solid food maybe once a week. Brb I was perfectly fine drinking milk every day as a child and yet these days milk bloats me and makes my skin itchy.

Modern farming methods have damaged the milk. Our cows as a kid were not pumped full of stuff and yet today, it's hard to avoid because for some reason they seem to get sick more often.

Sad/10 because I love fermented milk especially.
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Originally Posted By YouSmokeToMuch⏩
the calcium from milk makes your bones weaker by using calcium from your bones to help get the milk calcium from your blood. milk calcium is calcium carbonate not good for you like other sources of calcium. might as well not drink it intolerant or not. you need a good ratio of magnesium to calcium 1:1 to be optimal.
your entire post is complete sis science srs
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Originally Posted By AmIGoodNuff⏩
Humans are not suppose to digest cow's milk.
Idiots love saying that statement.

Humans aren't made to fly airplanes, go into space, or have infinite resources at their fingertips on a cellphone either... but we still do. Most people get downregulation of the enzyme lactase as you age, therefore you don't breakdown lactose (milk sugar) efficiently, and become lactose intolerent.
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Originally Posted By ISurfNudeBrah⏩
Idiots love saying that statement.

Humans aren't made to fly airplanes, go into space, or have infinite resources at their fingertips on a cellphone either... but we still do.
we're the only species that drinks milk from an animal that isn't of our own kind.....and only a few humans have the actual lactase enzyme to digest the milk.

This isn't just bro science either.
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Originally Posted By putitinputin⏩
Dairy consumption is up 27% in 10 years. DIARY = affluence and taste.





I am lactose intolerant but I eat copious amounts of dairy food...I just love it...is it even harmful to ignore it?
It's absolutely not harmful to ignore, it's actually the opposite.
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I think i became lactose as i got older...starting to notice when i drink milk i get gassy...dont ever remember getting like that before.


But i dont notice this if i eat ice cream or cheeses
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Originally Posted By Fozzy13⏩
I think i became lactose as i got older...starting to notice when i drink milk i get gassy...dont ever remember getting like that before.


But i dont notice this if i eat ice cream or cheeses
Exact same situation as me, it depends on the amount of lactose basically. Try getting low lactose or lactose free dairy stuff
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Nah bro I'm sweet drinking copious amounts of milk.
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Originally Posted By phillyfreak7⏩
It's absolutely not harmful to ignore, it's actually the opposite.
Is this vegan commercial unique to cows or do we include chickens and fish as well?

I suppose we could only consume plant based food but then again an argument could just as easily be made for an almond? After all, we do pluck the off the tree (as do other nut eating animals) while its still alive.

Btw, is it OK for lion, wolves, and othe carnivore to eat them or are they just off limits to humans? Where do we draw the line and who gets to decide?

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Originally Posted By ISurfNudeBrah⏩
Idiots love saying that statement.

Humans aren't made to fly airplanes, go into space, or have infinite resources at their fingertips on a cellphone either... but we still do. Most people get downregulation of the enzyme lactase as you age, therefore you don't breakdown lactose (milk sugar) efficiently, and become lactose intolerent.
Rofl at ppl bumping this thread. You literally proved my point, yea we CAN drink milk but does not mean we SHOULD. Rofl so much potatoe in this comment.
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Originally Posted By ThatsaGoodPizza⏩
It's because they stop drinking milk that they get lactose intolerance
BS

my lactose intolerance kicked in my late teens; despite that, i was drinking and eating milk products until my mid 20s. the ony reason i stopped is because feeling bloated and farty isnt sexy
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Originally Posted By KRANE⏩
Is this vegan commercial unique to cows or do we include chickens and fish as well?All animals

I suppose we could only consume plant based food but then again an argument could just as easily be made for an almond? After all, we do pluck the off the tree (as do other nut eating animals) while its still alive.An almond is not a living, sentient being that is capable of feeling suffering

Btw, is it OK for lion, wolves, and othe carnivore to eat them or are they just off limits to humans? Where do we draw the line and who gets to decide?Those animals must eat other animals to survive. We however, do not. We are not carnivores. Hell, we're hardly omnivores. We only process meat if it's cooked... Ever try eating raw beef like a true carnivore? We are, from physiological standpoint, herbivores.

As a supposedly "advanced" being, humans should find it a moral obligation to prevent unnecessary animal suffering, limit damage to the environment, as well as eat a diet that is best for us. On all counts, that is objectively a vegan diet

In quote.
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Not everyone is lactose intolerant. I drink whole milk daily, and I feel better when I do.
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