[lightworker888]

Had to share this. How can this be a healthy alternative?

LW888

Coca-Cola Is Getting into the Milk Business

[dbussone]

Well, as I recall from my younger days, we used Coke to remove rust from bumpers, etc. Just imagine the possibilities for your body!

[Villages PL]

Originally Posted by lightworker888

Had to share this. How can this be a healthy alternative?

LW888

Coca-Cola Is Getting into the Milk Business

Regular milk isn't good to begin with and this new milk will just lead people further away from what nature intended.

And the CDC still won't allow them to make the claim that "milk helps build strong bones". This is all based on: How can we fool them next?

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by lightworker888

Had to share this. How can this be a healthy alternative?
Coca-Cola Is Getting into the Milk Business

I hope people read this link - what a tawdry business.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

I hope people read this link - what a tawdry business.

Not sure I agree. Why would it be tawdry? This link is from a holistic site, not exactly an unbiased site.

Coca Cola is a huge corporation that can afford all kinds of scientists. Maybe they will be able to produce a milk product that does NOT have large unstable proteins like regular cows milk and be easier to be assimilated by our human digestive systems. I don't look at Coke as an enemy. I enjoy their soft drinks very much. Of all the vices, drinking Coke's products has to be less worrisome than many.

Milking a cow doesn't hurt or harm a cow and drinking milk is not bad for you no matter what VPL believes.


http://www.jconline.com/story/news/2...milk/21523493/

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Villages PL

Regular milk isn't good to begin with and this new milk will just lead people further away from what nature intended.

And the CDC still won't allow them to make the claim that "milk helps build strong bones". This is all based on: How can we fool them next?

What did nature intend?

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

I hope people read this link - what a tawdry business.

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Not sure I agree. Why would it be tawdry? This link is from a holistic site, not exactly an unbiased site. ... snipped .... drinking milk is not bad for you no matter what VPL believes.

I agree that drinking milk is not bad for us.
Tawdry was just my own humble opinion about "engineered" milk.
I was hoping that people would read the linked information and draw their own conclusions.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

I agree that drinking milk is not bad for us.
Tawdry was just my own humble opinion about "engineered" milk.
I was hoping that people would read the linked information and draw their own conclusions.

Engineered milk is cheese. Engineered milk is pudding. Engineered milk because they are breaking down proteins? Not scared. Baby formula is engineered milk.

The lactobacillus added to yogurt makes it engineered.

[Cisco Kid]

Does this mean I can put Jack Daniels and my milk?

[slipcovers]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Engineered milk is cheese. Engineered milk is pudding. Engineered milk because they are breaking down proteins? Not scared. Baby formula is engineered milk.

The lactobacillus added to yogurt makes it engineered.

Sorry Gracie, lactobacillus added to milk and kept at 100 degrees for several hours makes yogurt. Today milk is pasteurized at a much higher temperature than years ago, destroying the beneficial digestive enzymes.

Kiefer is by far the best probiotic and very easy to make, tastes like fermented sour milk but you can add some REAL maple syrup. Never add honey, as it is an antibacterial and will kill beneficial bacteria in kiefer or yogurt.

[Villages PL]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

............ drinking milk is not bad for you no matter what VPL believes.

I thought you said you read "The China Study". That book gives a complete scientific explanation of the risks involved.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Villages PL

I thought you said you read "The China Study". That book gave a complete scientific explanation of the risks involved.

WHAT did nature intend?