Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It makes me break out into hives and stop breathing. Pass.

Are you a young kid by chance?

I’m 53. Milk protein allergies are real. Lactose free not a solve here. Was able to process dairy til i had first child then immediately allergic to all dairy. It was wild. I only miss cheese and not reading labels.

What does your age have to do with the suggestion that kids drink more milk? You aren’t a kid.

Not everyone can digest milk.

No matter their age. Also the whole op reads as dagummit milk is good fer ya makes ya tall n strongk

Anonymous wrote:We also drank it growing up and milk with cookies and brownies hits the spot, and also (this is weird) some "suppers" I had growing up. I just need some milk with.

That said, my mother drank milk as her only beverage pretty much and still got osteoporosis. So please exercise and lift those weights too!

I say milk is fine if you like it! NBD if you don't! I always like it better than water which was my only choice growing up.

Same here. Mom loves milk, drinks nothing else but water and tea most days, and still has osteoporosis.

That's not proof.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm not a vegan and eat/drink dairy products (never milk), but the fact that we drink the breast milk of another species for "health" is really weird.

It's bizarre no matter how you spin it.

Yet, I still eat cheese and ice cream. But advocating for milk is still so, so strange.

Why is it different than just eating the whole animal or parts? I think eating animal organs is strange too, but it’s not uncommon. People have always been resourceful when it comes to food.

Because the breast milk is literally meant for their young.

Animals eat the flesh of other animals. No other animal drinks the breast milk of another animal.

What if I say All the farm work and outdoor activities made you strong and healthy.

Anonymous wrote:I'm not a vegan and eat/drink dairy products (never milk), but the fact that we drink the breast milk of another species for "health" is really weird.

It's bizarre no matter how you spin it.

Yet, I still eat cheese and ice cream. But advocating for milk is still so, so strange.

Why is it different than just eating the whole animal or parts? I think eating animal organs is strange too, but it’s not uncommon. People have always been resourceful when it comes to food.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It makes me break out into hives and stop breathing. Pass.

Are you a young kid by chance?

I’m 53. Milk protein allergies are real. Lactose free not a solve here. Was able to process dairy til i had first child then immediately allergic to all dairy. It was wild. I only miss cheese and not reading labels.

What does your age have to do with the suggestion that kids drink more milk? You aren’t a kid.

As an adult I have always eaten cheese and yogurt but did not feel so well after drinking a glass of milk, so maybe somewhat lactose intolerant. Then, I discovered Fairlife milk. It is so good! Just a nice clean milk flavor, ultra filtered to remove the lactose. So now I can have a little glass of milk with my cookies, or a bowl of cereal.

I have always given my kids whole milk, while my brother’s family bought into the skim-milk-is-healthier dogma. Well now the kids are all teens, and mine are the trim athletic ones and his are overweight carb addicts literally on the verge of type 2 diabetes. Anecdata but there is evidence to support dairy fats not being that bad, first of all they are more satiatingu, secondly it provides helps prevent glucose spikes, thirdly the fats help deliver fat-soluble vitamins.

I'm not a vegan and eat/drink dairy products (never milk), but the fact that we drink the breast milk of another species for "health" is really weird.

It's bizarre no matter how you spin it.

Yet, I still eat cheese and ice cream. But advocating for milk is still so, so strange.

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, no thanks. Kids prefer not to, dairy makes them break out and feel sick. They aren’t cows.

Humans have been drinking milk for 10,000 yrs.

There is a lot of confirmation bias here..

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It makes me break out into hives and stop breathing. Pass.

Are you a young kid by chance?

I’m 53. Milk protein allergies are real. Lactose free not a solve here. Was able to process dairy til i had first child then immediately allergic to all dairy. It was wild. I only miss cheese and not reading labels.

Yeah, no thanks. Kids prefer not to, dairy makes them break out and feel sick. They aren’t cows.

Anonymous wrote:I love milk! We started buying whole milk when my kids were tiny and then never switched back to low fat. A tall glass of milk with a brownie is the best. I know I sound like the dairy council. I don’t care.

Can’t beat that! I forget about it and then have it with a brownie and it’s literally the best.

Milk family. No osteoporosis