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MILK MADNESS

>FSnet, August 14, 2000

The Halifax Herald

 

http://www.herald.ns.ca/cgi-bin/home/displaystory?2000/08/14+127.raw+Letters

 

John McKay of Amherst writes that the short-sightedness

exemplified in the letter, Good for bones (Aug. 7) illustrates

the lack of rational forethought among those who ought to know

better.

 

Calcium is indeed essential for bone and tooth development, but

one can get it from eating plaster, if need be. Of all the

mammals on the planet, only humans use milk in their diet after

they are weaned. Feeding milk to other adult animals will make

them sick.

 

How do these people explain the healthy, robust human cultures

that do not use dairy products, yet are not calcium deficient?

The Chinese spring to mind. Milk and concentrated milk products

have probably devastated the innards of more people than they

ever helped.

 

Infants require milk because of their explosive growth, when

nothing except milk, short of eating plaster, would suffice.

After that, milk is contraindicated. What the suckle babies tout

isn't even human milk, for heaven's sake. What manner of race are

we, that we must never be weaned to be healthy?

 

Milk and its products are commodities of business, not health.

The adult human system did not evolve to accept them without

consequences, and good health is not one of them.

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