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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you're concerned about them getting enough calcium given their competitive swimming, check with your pediatrician. My 15 year old boy goes to half a gallon of milk a day, and why would I stop him?  I get the organic milk from Costco, not sure it's any cheaper but I buy a lot of it at a time and store it in the basement frigerator.  You should see the looks I get at the checkoutwhen I have 7 cartons (3 1/2 gallons each, total 10.5 gallons)![/quote]

Costco sells 3 64oz cartons or Kirkland Organic for $9.99 ($3.33 for 64oz).  Myenberg goat milk, 32oz for $3.54, costs more than twice of organic cow milk.

Is goat milk more superior than cow milk?  My sister is a certified nutritionist and she works with many professioinal atheletes.  She  said that Goat’s milk matches up to the human body better than cow’s milk.  She mentioned that goat milk is naturally homogenized while cow milk goes through a dairy industry utilizes a process called homogenization.    Her advice is to drink goat milk if we can afford it because just about all professional athletes avoid cow milk.

I place a glass of goat milk and a glass of cow milk in the fridge over night.  In the mornig, this is what I see:

- the goat’s milk looks exactly the same
- the cow’s milk has separated into cream on the top and skim milk at the bottom (according to my sister it is because of homogenization and cause a host of problems in the body not the least of which is DNA mutations which often lead to cancer

thoughts?

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Costco's prices have gone up.[/quote]

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