Wal-Mart milk

[Guest guest]

Most non-organic dairy has growth hormones. Ben and Jerry's ice cream is one of

the notable exceptions.

 

liza <lirocheus wrote: I received this by e mail and I

wanted to share it with you.

 

WOW!! I LOOKED THIS UP ON SNOPES AND ITS " PRETTY MUCH " TRUE.

THE GOVERNMENT PROBABLY JUST WANTS YOU TO NOT BE AWARE .

PERSONALLY....I

WON'T BUY ANYMORE.

 

WAL-MART MILK: Just in case any of you shop at Wal-Mart like me, you

might want to reconsider buying their Milk after reading this...

Please

read this and pass along to as many people as you can think of. Mitzi

Lyons and her husband Kyle live in Gainesville, TX.

Their daughter, Marissa, has been experiencing menstrual problems

(bleeding every day) for three years and within the last year; she

started producing milk (lactating). They have performed every test,

every surgery, put her on birth control and in January were scheduled

to

undergo a hysterectomy.

NEVERTHELESS,

Mitzi's dad started researching his granddaughter's condition on the

internet found out about RBST in milk. RBST is a hormone injected into

cows to produce more milk. Wal-Mart Great Value milk contains RBST and

is the brand that the Lyons family has used for years. Three months

ago,

they pulled Marissa off Great Value Milk and she quit bleeding and

lactating. Her doctors in Houston are going to write a medical journal

discovery about her case, because the FDA says that RBST is safe.

Mitzi

asked me to please share this with everyone I could think of to I hope

that save someone the pain and suffering that Marissa has endured. I

have pulled my family from Wal-Mart Great Value milk and bought Borden

instead. Borden has a label on their milk that states that RBST is not

used on their cows.

Please pass this on......

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I know this story sounds awful and alarming and it was posted out of concern,

but....

 

the lead in to this email " I just looked this up on snopes and it's pretty much

true " is a stretch.

 

Because I actually did just look it up on snopes and it is debatable whether

this really happened and if it did whether it can be concluded that it was

caused by the milk, or whether buying a different brand is any better.

 

far be it from me to defend " Mal Wart " OR rBGH OR the consumption of ANY dairy

products by anyone other than calves.

 

on top of what snopes has posted concerning this -

 

ALL cow's milk contains 50+ hormones -whether it's organic or not. that's how

baby cows go from 60 to 600 lbs in a matter of months.

 

cows not given rBGH may still be given tons of antibiotics or other drugs,

unless it's organic.

 

and even if it's organic it could be infected with bovine leukemia or other

bacteria and viruses and possibly even mad cow prions.

 

and cow's milk has been linked to the rise in diabetes, breast cancer, prostate

cancer etc.

 

there are more reasons why it is unhealthy for humans to consume cow's milk (not

to mention the health of the cows and the planet), so there's no reason to

spread spam that stretches the truth and indirectly implies that there is such a

thing as healthy cow's milk for people.

 

Thanks.

 

 

Peace,

D

[Guest guest]

Hi All

Regarding milk with rbst

as someone said that most non organic milks have rbst

but off-late i see some non organic brands marked as " not treated with rBst " tag

 

 

Shree

 

wrote: There are 5 messages in this issue.

 

Topics in this digest:

 

1a. Info Requested about Cheese ingredients and Process

Sudhakara Rao Munnangi

1b. Re: Info Requested about Cheese ingredients and Process

Rosemary Squires

 

2. Doctor and Nutritionist?

Katherine Jones

 

3a. Wal-Mart milk

liza

3b. Re: Wal-Mart milk

robin koloms

 

 

Messages

______________________

 

1a. Info Requested about Cheese ingredients and Process

Posted by: " Sudhakara Rao Munnangi " srmunnangi srmunnangi

Tue Nov 13, 2007 6:38 am ((PST))

 

 

Namste,

 

I heard that Cheese Contains meat ingredients(Indirect process).

Is this true or myth? If true, can you please tell me about this.

 

Thanks for all your support to the nature by being a veggie.

 

Regards

Munnangi

 

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[Guest guest]

and cow's milk has also been linked to the ear infections so common in small

children now as reported in an article in The Boston Globe which people

conveniently ignored.

 

danitamark wrote: I know this story sounds awful and

alarming and it was posted out of concern, but....

 

the lead in to this email " I just looked this up on snopes and it's pretty much

true " is a stretch.

 

Because I actually did just look it up on snopes and it is debatable whether

this really happened and if it did whether it can be concluded that it was

caused by the milk, or whether buying a different brand is any better.

 

far be it from me to defend " Mal Wart " OR rBGH OR the consumption of ANY dairy

products by anyone other than calves.

 

on top of what snopes has posted concerning this -

 

ALL cow's milk contains 50+ hormones -whether it's organic or not. that's how

baby cows go from 60 to 600 lbs in a matter of months.

 

cows not given rBGH may still be given tons of antibiotics or other drugs,

unless it's organic.

 

and even if it's organic it could be infected with bovine leukemia or other

bacteria and viruses and possibly even mad cow prions.

 

and cow's milk has been linked to the rise in diabetes, breast cancer, prostate

cancer etc.

 

there are more reasons why it is unhealthy for humans to consume cow's milk (not

to mention the health of the cows and the planet), so there's no reason to

spread spam that stretches the truth and indirectly implies that there is such a

thing as healthy cow's milk for people.

 

Thanks.

 

Peace,

D

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

D,

I had no intention to spread spam. I do not consume dairy for all

the reasons you've already mentioned. I just wanted people's

opinion on this, so, I have yours now. Thanks.

 

Lizaida

Puerto Rico

 

 

 

 

, danitamark wrote:

>

> I know this story sounds awful and alarming and it was posted out

of concern, but....

>

> the lead in to this email " I just looked this up on snopes and it's

pretty much true " is a stretch.

>

> Because I actually did just look it up on snopes and it is

debatable whether this really happened and if it did whether it can

be concluded that it was caused by the milk, or whether buying a

different brand is any better.

>

> far be it from me to defend " Mal Wart " OR rBGH OR the consumption

of ANY dairy products by anyone other than calves.

>

> on top of what snopes has posted concerning this -

>

> ALL cow's milk contains 50+ hormones -whether it's organic or not.

that's how baby cows go from 60 to 600 lbs in a matter of months.

>

> cows not given rBGH may still be given tons of antibiotics or other

drugs, unless it's organic.

>

> and even if it's organic it could be infected with bovine leukemia

or other bacteria and viruses and possibly even mad cow prions.

>

> and cow's milk has been linked to the rise in diabetes, breast

cancer, prostate cancer etc.

>

> there are more reasons why it is unhealthy for humans to consume

cow's milk (not to mention the health of the cows and the planet), so

there's no reason to spread spam that stretches the truth and

indirectly implies that there is such a thing as healthy cow's milk

for people.

>

> Thanks.

>

>

> Peace,

> D

>