Guest guest Posted December 27, 2003 Report Share Posted December 27, 2003 yeah, it is gross, but in truth the hormones (both naturally occuring) and injected probably do more damage to people (especially women) and fetuses/embryos than the pus. , " Sheryl " <ssarndt> wrote: > http://www.milksucks.com/pus.html > > wow! this is really disgusting! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2009 Report Share Posted March 23, 2009 I know a person who works for the federal government (in Canada) in a quality control lab. She said they routinely find pus and blood in milk, but that it is an ACCEPTABLE level, as per the government. Well, I don't think ANY level of pus or blood is acceptable. Yuck. vegan-network , Zuzia Kedziorek <zuziakedziorek wrote: > > I am a vet tech. For my school I had to do few hours at cow farm. To my luck it was diary cow farm. > I grew up in Poland in small town when almost everyone had couple cows. > Those cows were always clean and well treated. There was never on sign of cow urinating onto herself or defecating. > On this American farm cows were " going to bathroom " all the time. There were sitting in this filth and their tits and udder was covered in fecal. Some had mastitis and still they were milked for consumption. Fecal got into milk and it was just scooped out.and milk sent into milk company. And yes one of the companies that this farm is sending too is organic with no antibiotics or hormones. I know doctor prescribed antibiotics for those cows and put label for them to withdraw for 9 months. Antibiotics last in this cow body for a year. > If picture of stool and a lot of puss in your diary doesn't frighten you that what does? > > No dairy products from US are accepted in Europe as they have way too low standards. > So called organic is not really organic. > > NO cow in my neighborhood was ever diagnosed with mastitis. We never milked cow to make her tits sore and filled with puss. > > tell hem how milk is obtained and that they drink fecal and puss and you won't give it to your kid. > > Few women I know drank milk daily and still got ostereoposis so I don't believe that this helps in anything > > P Save a tree...please do not print this e-mail unless you really need to! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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