Milk Production And Cruelty to Cattle

[theist]

 

Looks like Wal-Mart also agrees with Theist, no more selling of milk with artificial growth hormones such as recombinant bovine somatotropin.

 

Not quite suchandra. If they agreed with me there would only be milk from protected cows sold.

[suchandra]

 

Not quite suchandra. If they agreed with me there would only be milk from protected cows sold.

Looks like you're right, milk is nowadays poison which kills our health.

 

 

Most cow's milk has measurable quantities of herbicides, pesticides, dioxins up to 200 times the safe levels, up to 52 powerful antibiotics, perhaps 53, with LS-50, blood, pus, feces, bacteria and viruses. Cow's milk can have traces of anything the cow ate... including such things as radioactive fallout from nuke testing ... the 50's strontium-90 problem.

 

 

Since 1985, U.S. dairy farmers have been allowed to inject cows with recombinant bovine growth hormone (rbGH), a genetically engineered bovine growth hormone that increases milk production. RbGH treatment produces an increase in IGF-1 in cow's milk, by as much as 10-fold. IGF-1 is not destroyed by pasteurization. The overall effect is that milk seems to raise IGF-1 levels in people more than any other component of our diet.

[theist]

 

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Right suchandra. This poison soup sold as milk nowdays is nasty stuff.

[Sarva gattah]

 

Looks like you're right, milk is nowadays poison which kills our health.

 

Cows are slaughtered for Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone that is in all milk and cheese including so called vegetarian cheese in the US also avoid all Mainland cheese in Australia even their vegetarian labelled cheese regardless of the fact that in Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, rbST is not approved for use.

The safest cheese other than what devotees make with Krishna's Cows, is Australian Nimbin, the world’s best vegetarian cheese made from A2 milk. you can buy it in the US

Recombinant Bovine Somatotropin) or rBGH (Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone) is a controversial, genetically engineered version of the Bovine Growth Hormone used for increasing milk production in cows.

While it is used in the United States, it is banned in Canada, the EU (The EU has actually taken a stance leaving it up to separate nations. One thing that they did not do is set a "maximum safe amount" of rBST which is actually something that Monsanto is citing in their PR campaign), Australia, and New Zealand.

In 1998, a Canadian committee found that while there were no significant risks to human health, there are increased risks to animal safety due to injections of rbST. According to their report, use of rbST increased the risk of mastitis by up to 25%, infertility by 18%, and lameness by up to 50%.

Humans who have too much (human) growth hormone can develop a disease called acromegaly; some speculate that it is no more healthy for cows to have too much growth than it is for humans, despite the fact that somatotropin does not noticeably stimulate physiological maturation and was even refined from slaughter cattle and used in medical attempts to treat dwarfism in humans in the 1930s, to no positive or negative effect.

Many animal rights activists oppose any farming practice that seems to "industrialize" food production from animals in an artificial way, because they fear for the animal's well being, although rBST only has physiological effects on cattle in good health.

[suchandra]

 

.............although rBST only has physiological effects on cattle in good health.

It should be clear that the total sum of effects are and will never be properly explored by modern science because they just can't handle millions of different components which interact with short-term and long-term effects. And this is how nature works, even a normal apple has millions of parts and parcels reacting with our even more complex system. They accidentially discover how to artificialy increase for example milk production by genetically engineered version of the Bovine Growth Hormone. However, the only way long-term side-effects are exposed is when people get sick and die unnaturally.

Vaishnavism shoul have been used to also globaly preach that nature is created by God and perfect - no need for changing parameters.

[Sarva gattah]

 

It should be clear that the total sum of effects are and will never be properly explored by modern science because they just can't handle millions of different components which interact with short-term and long-term effects.

 

And this is how nature works, even a normal apple has millions of parts and parcels reacting with our even more complex system.

 

They accidentially discover how to artificialy increase for example milk production by genetically engineered version of the Bovine Growth Hormone. However, the only way long-term side-effects are exposed is when people get sick and die unnaturally.

 

Thanks for picking that up and you are right!

 

Cows are slaughtered for Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone that is in all milk it should be banned world wide. How much of Hormone is in indian milk?

[theist]

 

Thanks for picking that up and you are right!

 

Cows are slaughtered for Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone that is in all milk it should be banned world wide. How much of Hormone is in indian milk?

 

What do you mean by that? Did they at one time extract BGH from dead cows? Do they still?

 

I think recombinant means a syntheic version off as in recombinant human growth hormore or rHGH. It used to be that to acquire HGH required extracting it from the pituitaries of cadavers. Now they use rHGH so they just make it in the lab.

[Sarva gattah]

 

What do you mean by that? Did they at one time extract BGH from dead cows? Do they still?

 

I think recombinant means a syntheic version off as in recombinant human growth hormore or rHGH. It used to be that to acquire HGH required extracting it from the pituitaries of cadavers. Now they use rHGH so they just make it in the lab.

 

Thanks for picking that up and you are right! Years ago they used to kill the Cow for growth hormones they used on 'little people' can as you say, it is syntheiced today but in Asian countries their is a black market of animal parts and it's therefore hard to trust anything a karmi makes.

[theist]

Ah...I didn't iknow they were still doing that. What a disgusting and filthy business these people are engaged in. Everything they touch becomes dead.

[Meghanatha]

If you drink milk or consume other commercial dairy products you are stealing the milk from the calves that were slaughtered. This is not compassionate. You are supporting the slaughter industry.

[theist]

 

If you drink milk or consume other commercial dairy products you are stealing the milk from the calves that were slaughtered. This is not compassionate. You are supporting the slaughter industry.

 

Some seem to consider drinking milk more important to spiritual life then developing compassion. Makes no sense to me.