lies about milk

[br0ken_dolly]

This article infuriates me. I have asthma and dairy is one of my triggers, *and* both my husband and i had an awful problem with mucous until we gave up all forms of dairy, and we can tell when we've eaten something contaminated (with any milk ingredients at all) if we get sneezy and phlegmy after. i've talked to a LOT of people (including lots of

Comments

[orphe_]

wow, this reads like a press release from the dairy industry.

[jesskathand]

my thoughts exactly

[asmallplanet]

Seconded. And gross. *shudders*

[ninefourteen]

"warm up winter with these handy hints, courtesy of Dairy Australia"

hmmm I wonder who could have POSSIBLY funded this study?!

[caniguasti]

That's cool. I forgot about my allergies (probably because I don't have them anymore) until now. Weird.

[owlsie]

i know people who developed asthma from consuming dairy products. i had such a severe reaction to them as a child i almost died.

it's such a bizzare "food". I really wonder who the first person was who saw a baby cow feeding and thought "wow, i really need some of that"

[psykoinsane]

I was just thinking about this the other day. Who said man baby cows like it, maybe I should try it? And thought it was super tasty. So strange..

[i_hate_music]

Actually I think I read that dairy farming was started in Scandinavia because of a lack of other food at the time.

[sleep_monger]

Haha, well then! I guess I'll just ignore the fact that the numerous digestive issues that dairy gives me have up and disappeared since I cut it from my diet.