Vegetarian--pregnant with meaning! :) - hey cuppa vit. d

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, " cuppa_2u " <cuppa_2u

wrote:

 

> For Example: I'm a lacto-vegetarian which means I use milk products

> but do not take eggs, fish, or meat. In addition, however I do not

> eat cheeses with rennet, nor do I use milk that contains vitamin D

> which has its source as fish oil.

 

i have never heard that fish oil is the source of vitamin d in milk.

do you have a credible source for this info? i was aware that some

vitamin d (d3)was made from lanolin (8th continent soymilk has this in

it so it's not vegan).

 

thanks,

susie

[Guest guest]

Yeah nasty isn't it?? There was some extensive research done a few

years back with regard to the vitamin D...it's still all over certain

websites...If you want to do some research yourself... If you call

Publix for example a house brand for the grocery chain in Southern

United States they confirm that the vitamin A is derived from animal

sources, others that were called confirmed the D as fish oil...We

called individual companies and got individual results...I simply

gave up drinking milk because of the difficulty in obtaining sources

that remained constant. Organic dairies made this search passe for

me as }{orizons who are free range use the lanolin or a synthetic

vitamin D...

I thought everyone new about the vitamin D...also you can check the

www.FoodForLife website they have some more information and lots of

other vegetarian websites have this info too

 

}{ope that helps!

 

 

 

-- In , " artichoke72x "

<artichoke72x wrote:

>

> , " cuppa_2u " <cuppa_2u@>

> wrote:

>

> > For Example: I'm a lacto-vegetarian which means I use milk

products

> > but do not take eggs, fish, or meat. In addition, however I do

not

> > eat cheeses with rennet, nor do I use milk that contains vitamin

D

> > which has its source as fish oil.

>

> i have never heard that fish oil is the source of vitamin d in

milk.

> do you have a credible source for this info? i was aware that some

> vitamin d (d3)was made from lanolin (8th continent soymilk has this

in

> it so it's not vegan).

>

> thanks,

> susie

>