I personally dislike the taste of milk. My picky eater daughter likes it and still drinks whole milk frequently at age 7. I don’t push it she requested and I think it’s fine. It also be fine if she drink water. Then I get I let my kid eat cereal too

Most parents I know that are limiting milk are worried about hormones.

Wow! How did you determine that it was the milk? This is incredible.

Anonymous wrote:Wait until you all get osteoporosis. Agree with OP, drink real milk

I’ve been drinking milk my whole life and still was diagnosed with Osteoporosis in my 50s.

Adult milk drinkers are weird

got milk op? You now a lobbyist for the dairy associatin?

Anonymous wrote:We're milk lovers and are all short, OP.

You're just very stupid.

We’re milk haters and are all tall.

Agreed that OP is very stupid.

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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.

You sure about that?

What other animal drinks the breast milk of another? I don't mean if they're put together as babies and a young nurses from a different animal because it's just a baby and does't know.

Do any adult animals drink the breast milk of other animals? Besides humans?

DP. Who cares? Humans do a lot of things that animals don’t. Humans are resourceful. Eons ago, some groups of humans acquired the trait of being able to tolerate lactose and domesticated the animals for milk. It seems to have given them an evolutionary benefit.

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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.

You sure about that?

What other animal drinks the breast milk of another? I don't mean if they're put together as babies and a young nurses from a different animal because it's just a baby and does't know.

Do any adult animals drink the breast milk of other animals? Besides humans?

Milk is gross and nasty. You are drinking liquid from a different species’ teats. Yuck.

Anonymous wrote:Might I suggest you catch up to modern medical science. Children do not need dairy.

Really? Quote the studies.

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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.

You sure about that?

I am an unapologetic milk drinker. Never broke a bone as a kid despite my tomboy ways. I no longer drink a full glass of milk unless it's hot milk with honey and whiskey in the middle of the night when I can't get back to sleep. We go through a gallon or two every week and we're empty nesters.

Might I suggest you catch up to modern medical science. Children do not need dairy.

We're milk lovers and are all short, OP.

You're just very stupid.

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

Stop…you’re making too much sense…