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Bob Brown drinks man milk, and not for nutritional value.

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Its for his complexion.

Avocado: I’m organic and have healthy fat

Bacon: lights cigarette and kicks avocados ass.

People are living longer lives now more than any time in our history.......all the while in this country drinking milk and eating milk products. I don't believe anything that the "journalists" print, because PETA has had a war on dairy and beef for decades and has released this type stuff before. The Leftist media will lap it up like I do a cold glass of milk.

Not as an adult, which was stated above by the op. Sorry you couldn't connect that dot. But yeah you got me, I left one word off. I bet you grinned for an hour after catching that one and calling me on it.

Avocado: I’m organic and have healthy fat

Bacon: lights cigarette and kicks avocados ass.

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Fugging A.

The leading cause of death in humans is living. We all die. The end.

Now where can I get me some of that concentrated water?

Not calling you or anyone else on anything here, just an opinion is all.

I’ve yet to see a dog of any age that wouldn’t drink milk

Milk is a trick Fug. Get off the sugar for month. Totally off. Have a glass of milk. It will taste like you’re in Alabama drinking sweet tea.

Tarquin,

You should have done more research. Switzerland has one of the highest rates of dairy consumption in the world, and their average lifespan is also among the highest in the world.

Or cat.

I posted the links. Never said I agreed with them. I grew up on a dairy farm.

I don't really GAS....

Give adult mammals opposing thumbs, a coupon for a free gallon of milk and point them to the cooler.......Guarandamtee

Glad to hear that.

Iirc, HE led His people to the land of milk and honey.

They may have been blessed more than other critters.

From the American Heart Assn:


Milk and Reduced Risk for High Blood Pressure
A new National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute study showed that people who consumed more lowfat dairy products like fat free and lowfat milk had lower blood pressure, a major factor in stroke and heart attacks. Published in Hypertension: Journal of the American Heart Association, this is an important finding for the sixty-five million Americans who are affected by high blood pressure.

Studying the habits of almost five thousand men and women, the researchers found that those who consumed more than three servings of milk and dairy products per day were 36 percent less likely to have high blood pressure than those who ate the least amount of dairy, less than half a serving per day.

Lowfat dairy products, such as fat-free and lowfat milk, may be the best choices to reap the blood pressure benefits. Study participants who ate three servings of dairy a day that also limited their saturated fat intake were 54 percent less likely to have high blood pressure than those who ate a low-saturated fat diet with less dairy.

Experts recommend three servings of fat-free or lowfat milk and other dairy products each day. Milk is packed with nine essential nutrients, including calcium, vitamin D and other nutrients that are often lacking in the diets of most Americans. The researchers suggest that it could be the mix of nutrients such as potassium or magnesium, rather than calcium, that has a beneficial effect on blood pressure.

This new research builds upon expert recommendations, such as the 2005 USDA Dietary Guidelines and the 2006 American Heart Association diet and lifestyle guidelines, that call attention to dairy's role in cardiovascular health.

Ex 3:8 and I have come down to deliver them out of the hand of the Egyptians and to bring them up out of that land to a good and broad land, a land flowing with milk heart attacks, diabetes and honey, to the place of the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Amorites, the Perizzites, the Hivites, and the Jebusites.

I figure the Griz Wntrgrn long cut or Mtn Dew is gonna get me before the milk even has a chance. Or traffic on the evening 405.

YMMV