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Pus in MILK
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 375440
 United States
8/4/2008 9:08 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
i think i just threw up a little.. |
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Beingsouthern  
Forum Moderator
User ID: 113248
United States
8/4/2008 9:08 PM
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Yeah, they place those machines on the cow's teets and are relentless in the daily milking process. Had a lady at a natural health food store tell me about this years ago. She said the cow's teets become imflamed and swollen until infection sets in...and of course, you then get the pus.
Nasty thought...
the machines are not the main cause... the true cause is that the heffers are kept in a forced "synthetic" pregnancy/post-pregnancy state in order to keep their milk production going... they only get the minimum recovery time required to keep them from going into shock.
this constant state causes much stress to all of their pubic, menstrual and reproductive organs (not to mention the psychology) which results in infections (which are much worsened by the endless antibiotics pumped into them) that are allowed to remain for a long time because their immune system is next to shut down. Quoting: An Ominous Coward (Howard)
Wow, thank you for that information. I remember her mentioning something about antibiotics.
The poor animals. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 471668
United States
8/4/2008 9:12 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
If the dairy farmers would inject small quantities of food grade hydrogen peroxide into the cow's drinking water system, they would have no problems with infections in the cow or its milk.
Also, do human beings need milk? Is it good for people? |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 466070
United States
8/4/2008 9:19 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
If all of you love milk so much, go suck on your mothers' tits. No other species drinks another species' milk, especially in adulthood. |
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TLD3
User ID: 469934
United States
8/4/2008 9:20 PM
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If its from Monsanto, its gotta be good for ya. |
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[vishuz]
User ID: 432360
United States
8/4/2008 9:24 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
The puss must be why milk always makes me sick. I can't even eat ice cream.
I have to drink soy instead and use it in my cereal. Hot and cold.
I miss milk, though. 
Couldn't it also be lactose?
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 478948
United States
8/4/2008 9:32 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
If all of you love milk so much, go suck on your mothers' tits. No other species drinks another species' milk, especially in adulthood. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 466070
LOL! You're clueless. My farmer's pigs are are fed milk from cows and can't get enough of it. You can say the same for his dogs and cats too. Anyone else want to add to the list? *Sheesh*
Given that, I don't drink the commercial swill. My milk is local, raw and yummy!
Get yourself educated!
[link to raw-milk-facts.com] |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 466070
United States
8/4/2008 9:35 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
If all of you love milk so much, go suck on your mothers' tits. No other species drinks another species' milk, especially in adulthood.
LOL! You're clueless. My farmer's pigs are are fed milk from cows and can't get enough of it. You can say the same for his dogs and cats too. Anyone else want to add to the list? *Sheesh*
Given that, I don't drink the commercial swill. My milk is local, raw and yummy!
Get yourself educated!
[ link to raw-milk-facts.com]
You fucking idiot. Does this happen in the natural life cycle? Do you dogs go out and find wild hogs and suck on their tits?
Do me a favor and go suck on your mom's tits. Thanks! =) |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 478948
United States
8/4/2008 9:36 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
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The puss must be why milk always makes me sick. I can't even eat ice cream.
I have to drink soy instead and use it in my cereal. Hot and cold.
I miss milk, though. :OnionCry:
Couldn't it also be lactose? Quoting: [vishuz
It certainly might be. The pancreas has only a limited supply of digestive enzymes. Once it runs out, that's it. It's best to get your enzymes from foods to reduce the stress on the pancreas. Real (raw) milk has the enzyme lactase that processes lactose. Pasteurization destroys this enzyme. Lactaid is nothing more than swill that has added the lactase enzyme back.
I had begun developing symptoms of lactose intolerance a few years ago. Once I made the switch to raw, I've had absolutely no problems.
[link to raw-milk-fact.com] |
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dinosaurex
User ID: 348934
United States
8/4/2008 9:37 PM
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i think i just threw up a little.. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 375440
Got Pus?
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 479132
United States
8/4/2008 9:37 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
I like big teats! YUMMY! |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 478948
United States
8/4/2008 9:38 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
If all of you love milk so much, go suck on your mothers' tits. No other species drinks another species' milk, especially in adulthood.
LOL! You're clueless. My farmer's pigs are are fed milk from cows and can't get enough of it. You can say the same for his dogs and cats too. Anyone else want to add to the list? *Sheesh*
Given that, I don't drink the commercial swill. My milk is local, raw and yummy!
Get yourself educated!
[ link to raw-milk-facts.com]
You fucking idiot. Does this happen in the natural life cycle? Do you dogs go out and find wild hogs and suck on their tits?
Do me a favor and go suck on your mom's tits. Thanks! =)
Hey Idiot, go pop a zit or something. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 466070
United States
8/4/2008 9:38 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
If all of you love milk so much, go suck on your mothers' tits. No other species drinks another species' milk, especially in adulthood.
LOL! You're clueless. My farmer's pigs are are fed milk from cows and can't get enough of it. You can say the same for his dogs and cats too. Anyone else want to add to the list? *Sheesh*
Given that, I don't drink the commercial swill. My milk is local, raw and yummy!
Get yourself educated!
[ link to raw-milk-facts.com]
Oh - and I can go feed pigs cow shit mixed with bull semen. They'll still eat it. Hmm, must be OK to eat! |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 466070
United States
8/4/2008 9:39 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
If all of you love milk so much, go suck on your mothers' tits. No other species drinks another species' milk, especially in adulthood.
LOL! You're clueless. My farmer's pigs are are fed milk from cows and can't get enough of it. You can say the same for his dogs and cats too. Anyone else want to add to the list? *Sheesh*
Given that, I don't drink the commercial swill. My milk is local, raw and yummy!
Get yourself educated!
[ link to raw-milk-facts.com]
You fucking idiot. Does this happen in the natural life cycle? Do you dogs go out and find wild hogs and suck on their tits?
Do me a favor and go suck on your mom's tits. Thanks! =)
Hey Idiot, go pop a zit or something.
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Starseeder
User ID: 479134
 Canada
8/4/2008 9:40 PM
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I actually worked in a lab where I tested for bacteria in milk and believe me the level of streps after pasteurization is so low that your organism won't feel a thing. It's almost zero (90% of the time).
Simplicity is the key to Heaven...more than ever. |
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SkyWatcher
User ID: 399513
United States
8/4/2008 9:49 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
I never drink milk, even eat cereal with water, it tastes absolutely fine, all you taste is the cereal  |
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Spectrum Blue
User ID: 454394
United States
8/4/2008 9:55 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
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The puss must be why milk always makes me sick. I can't even eat ice cream.
I have to drink soy instead and use it in my cereal. Hot and cold.
I miss milk, though.
Couldn't it also be lactose?
LOL! That would be a rational explanation, but this is GLP and therefore there is no room for rationality nor logic.
Dreams will begin as they fade into chaos. |
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[vishuz]
User ID: 432360
United States
8/4/2008 10:05 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
Well personally, I love milk very much. I can't imagine eating cereal w/ anything else, but orange juice is an exception.
Milk goes great with cakes, cookies, etc.
*Controls munchies*
O__O
The blackening of roses will send you to the edges of the land/
The emerald tablets of Thoth the Atlantean/
The hands of the mighty Lion of Judah/
Will throw you through the triangular portals of Bermuda/
Exploring the Hologramic aspects of consciousness/ |
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Daniel
User ID: 368082
United States
8/4/2008 10:19 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
Once weaned No animal Drinks Milk -
Unless cared for by Humans. Pigs??? will be Pigs -
Pigs will eat anything - Including YOU!!!
Daniel |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 479029
Canada
8/4/2008 10:20 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
[link to en.wikipedia.org]
Pasteurization kills the pus. If you are still worried cut out:
A
Ayran
B
Baked milk
Basundi
Bilk (beverage)
Blaand
Boiled custard
Butter
Butterfat
Buttermilk
C
Casein
Channel Island milk
Chantilly cream
Chass
Cheese
Chocolate milk
Clotted cream
Clover spread
Coalhada
Coffee cabinet
Condensed milk
Cream
Crème fraîche
Cuajada
Curd
Curd snack
E
Eggnog
Evaporated milk
F
Fermented milk products
Filled milk
Filmjölk
Fromage frais
G
Gombe (Dish)
H
Half and half
I
Ice cream
Ice cream soda
Ice milk
Infant formula
J
Junket (dessert)
K
Kashk
Kaymak
Kefir
Khoa (food)
Kumis
L
Lassi
M
Malai
Malted milk
Marvel (food)
Matsoni
P
Posset
Powdered milk
R
Raw milk
Reddi-wip
S
Sergem
Skyr
Smetana (dairy product)
Snice
Sour cream
Soured milk
Súrmjólk
U
United States raw milk debate
Uunijuusto
V
Vaccenic acid
Viili
Vla
W
Whey
Whipped cream
Y
Yoghurt
Z
Žinčica |
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goddess isis
User ID: 424957
 Indonesia
8/4/2008 10:28 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
This post..comes just in time with my breakfast & my usual glass of milk..
And why did I even read it..?
Isis |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 471491
United States
8/4/2008 10:30 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
SOME people will believe the STUPIDEST bullshit,
from KNOWN UNreliable sources!
 
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Duffus
User ID: 479144
United States
8/4/2008 10:57 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
63 year old male...been drinking milk since day one...moved down to 2% from whole...then down to 1%...I go through 2 gallons a week. Very seldom sick and
smoke 2 1/2 to 3 packs of Sonoma lights a day ! Also take 2 Traders Joe's Anti-Oxidant vitamins, liberal amounts of cilantro, kelp atlantic, turmeric, cinnamon, and two 81 mg generic aspirins per day. Go figure ? |
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An Ominous Coward (Howard)
User ID: 478486
United States
8/4/2008 10:59 PM
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I remember her mentioning something about antibiotics. Quoting: Beingsouthern
where do you think MRSA comes from? a strain of stapholococcus that is extremely resistant to antibiotics; most logical conclusion is that the strain has been exposed to many antibiotics for a LONG time.
pure and simple, these devastating pathogens come from, if not genetically altered to be such, various animals that are pumped full of antibiotics practically all their life - cows and others.
I WILL NOT let consequences dictate my course of action!
A.K.A - Aresh, Awakened Me, An Ominous Coward (Howard), The Goddess Pandora, Aumon Haht Fith Ashai, Within The Flower and a few others...
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In all things, i am flowing back thru and in and out, within and without and beyond them.
This is the Cosm. This is both I and You.
I am the Truth, and I am the Lie - I am the very spark of the Divine!
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as soon as you even go near these things your ego knows what it is.. its all like "what ya gonna do with that?" "Hope you not gonna take it" "cause i will throw myself down on the floor and scratch, claw and bite and tantrum" - Kyuubi
"the gift of love makes much more sense than frankincense gold and myrhh" - Only Me |
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Beingsouthern
Forum Moderator
User ID: 113248
United States
8/4/2008 11:04 PM
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I remember her mentioning something about antibiotics.
where do you think MRSA comes from? a strain of stapholococcus that is extremely resistant to antibiotics; most logical conclusion is that the strain has been exposed to many antibiotics for a LONG time.
pure and simple, these devastating pathogens come from, if not genetically altered to be such, various animals that are pumped full of antibiotics practically all their life - cows and others. Quoting: An Ominous Coward (Howard)
Wow...guess I've heard that before, but it didn't sink in, at the time, for some reason. Thank you for reminding me...
*ick* |
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An Ominous Coward (Howard)
User ID: 478486
United States
8/4/2008 11:18 PM
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Wow...guess I've heard that before, but it didn't sink in, at the time, for some reason. Thank you for reminding me...
*ick* Quoting: Beingsouthern
and yet... another reason to detest Monsanto
I WILL NOT let consequences dictate my course of action!
A.K.A - Aresh, Awakened Me, An Ominous Coward (Howard), The Goddess Pandora, Aumon Haht Fith Ashai, Within The Flower and a few others...
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In all things, i am flowing back thru and in and out, within and without and beyond them.
This is the Cosm. This is both I and You.
I am the Truth, and I am the Lie - I am the very spark of the Divine!
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as soon as you even go near these things your ego knows what it is.. its all like "what ya gonna do with that?" "Hope you not gonna take it" "cause i will throw myself down on the floor and scratch, claw and bite and tantrum" - Kyuubi
"the gift of love makes much more sense than frankincense gold and myrhh" - Only Me |
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Douggie
User ID: 477423
United States
8/4/2008 11:25 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
I had a friend in Okeechobee that worked at a dairy. She took me there one day to see the operation from start to finish and believe me when you see what is actually in milk you won't ever drink it again. It's beyond nasty.
Drink your soy and almond and rice milk then and let the rest of us enjoy our heavenly creamy nastiness. I want to see you skim the cream off of a freshly milked rice or soy or almond and make yourself some butter, or cheese or homemade ice cream. You could tell me that the cow pissed in it and I will still eat my shredded wheat tomorrow morning swimming in a big bowl of whole milk. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 472041
My father passed away from cancer here not so long ago....it really got me thinking about how I live. Ive always been a jock/partier in the past but stopped both about 10 years ago. So now Im on a full blown health kick.
The only time I drink milk is with my morning coffee, thats down to one cup.
Have you ever tried garlic sauteed in olive oil with just a touch of salt? It tastes just like drawn butter if you do it right. Man I do miss cheese though....big time!
They have the power to create reality
I could explain it better but I would need charts, graphs and an easel.
By the way....which ones pink? |
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Beingsouthern
Forum Moderator
User ID: 113248
United States
8/4/2008 11:30 PM
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I had a friend in Okeechobee that worked at a dairy. She took me there one day to see the operation from start to finish and believe me when you see what is actually in milk you won't ever drink it again. It's beyond nasty.
Drink your soy and almond and rice milk then and let the rest of us enjoy our heavenly creamy nastiness. I want to see you skim the cream off of a freshly milked rice or soy or almond and make yourself some butter, or cheese or homemade ice cream. You could tell me that the cow pissed in it and I will still eat my shredded wheat tomorrow morning swimming in a big bowl of whole milk.
My father passed away from cancer here not so long ago....it really got me thinking about how I live. Ive always been a jock/partier in the past but stopped both about 10 years ago. So now Im on a full blown health kick.
The only time I drink milk is with my morning coffee, thats down to one cup.
Have you ever tried garlic sauteed in olive oil with just a touch of salt? It tastes just like drawn butter if you do it right. Man I do miss cheese though....big time! Quoting: Douggie
Wow...life's lessons, huh, Douggie?
Been there and understand exactly what you're saying.
Watching death suck the life out of a loved one sure does put a whole different spin on things and it makes you look at yourself and your lifestyle.
Take care...and this is A really honest and a nice post. Thanks for that.
Damn...edited for one correction, but have a feeling if I've missed any mistakes, "someone" will be kind enough to point out those mistakes. *cough* |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 477184
United States
8/4/2008 11:32 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
why is this shit pinned?
peta is notorious for smearing facts into a nasty conglomeration of sensationalized bullshit like this...
of COURSE milk contains cells, all animal milk does... your mom's milk did! your bed and pillow contain trillions of YOUR shed cells, not to mention billions of dust mites all feeding on them...
this is why milk is pasteurized, and as long as the pasteurization is done correctly (the FDA spot tests dairies regularly...) the cells in milk are dead by the time you drink them.
Do you think the cow/pig/chicken meat you eat doesn't have dead white blood cells in it?
more peta  |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 42963
United States
8/4/2008 11:37 PM | | Re: Pus in MILK | Quote |
the FDA allows a small portion of blood in mild as well. its an animal excretion, what do you expect? |
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