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  1. blank john biscit says:

    Another informative article. Part of this reinforces information I have previously read espousing the benefits of mother’s milk and whole milk from grass fed animals. Part of your article gives me new and interesting information I have not read and part gives me the motivation to continue to live a more healthy life devoid of the harmful poisons that a few greedy individuals have introduced into a pure world.
    Thanks

  2. much could be gained by avoiding dairy products…I suspect,, better health, over time, the money used to purchase it could go for “food” more akin to people. Certainly domesticated livestock are a rather recent addition to “food” used by mankind….Even 150 yrs ago Native peoples of N America…..had no domesticated cattle…..only horses for travel……

  3. blank Undecider says:

    Why were the researchers surprised? It’s because they believe the nonsense from Big Medicine. Eating fat doesn’t make you fat. Trimming back on the fat only makes you more starved for fat. Consuming fat turns off the feeding desire. So, if you want to lose weight, make sure you get enough natural fats.

    Also, avoid artificial sweeteners, flavors and colors. Substitutes and deficiencies lead the body astray.

  4. blank john biscit says:

    Are you feeding your baby GMO snacks, laced with toxic pesticides?

    Yes, if you feed them Gerber Graduates Lil’ Crunchies Veggie Dip Baked Whole Grain Corn Snack. That’s a mouthful to say—and as it turns out, it’s also a mouthful of pesticide-drenched GMO corn.

    The folks at GMO Free USA sent a package of Gerber Lil’ Crunchies to a certified lab to test for the presence of GMO material. Here’s what the group learned:

    The quantitative PCR test verified, by DNA analysis, that 100% of the corn in the Lil’ Crunchies Veggie Dip was GMO. All of the corn has been genetically engineered to be herbicide tolerant (Roundup Ready and the corn contained DNA sequences known to be present in Bt insecticide-producing GMO corn.

  5. No mention of unpasteurized milk which is the only type I would advocate.

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