[HealthyIndia] Avoid milk for better health

[Guest guest]

Desi cow is the home of 33 crore gods, out of billion gods in India.

since such cows are not available to americans, all that is written on

net (including notmilk.com) applies to foreign cows. They should be

called milk machines not cows really. fodder, antibiotics, oxytocin in

and milk out.

 

Unfortunately the time of Lord Krishna is over. Indian farmers also

selling away indian cows and adopting high yield jersey cow. She needs

fan, a.c. and comforts, while desi cow will go to fields and eat

whatever is available. by drinking her milk, we also start needing fan,

a.c. and TV. But the author of this mail appreciates all the propoganda

against milk going on, as that will reduce foreign breed cows.

 

desi cow you may now find only in Goushalas, snatched away from being

sold to slaughter houses.

 

Even if desi cow not yielding milk, her urine and dung go in making

medicines and manure. Maharashtra slowly becoming chemical fertiliser

free state by adopting organic manure.

 

You may get lot of info on panchgavya medicines on net. at

ayurveda group too. and how to recognise desi cow? you can count

her bones when you see her. but regionwise her pictures appear at

love4cow.com The hump is the mark by which you can recognise her.

 

, Puneet <puneet.nospam

wrote:

> According to him Panch-Gavya can cure all the diseases. And he

> emphasized that Bharat is not safe so long as we have butchers cutting

> cows. He also said that for Panch-Gavya to be effective, it should be

> a Desi Cow.

[Guest guest]

Greetings

 

Just as the farmers have started realising that organic fertilizers

can give as much yield (if not better), another myth that needs to be

broken is about the milk yield of the Desi Cow or Gau.

 

According to Nanaji Deshmukh (http://www.chitrakoot.org/ndeshmukh.htm)

Gau can yield as much milk as a Jersy Cow. The problem is that the

farmers (influenced by the propaganda) never feed the Gau with much

nutritious food. Ever wonder why all the Desi Gaus that we get to see

are so weak (with their bones and horns coming out so prominently). A

friend told me that Nanaji Deshmukh claims that if a farmer leaves

Desi Gau with him. The same Gau can be taken back after 3 months and

it will then be yielding as much milk as a Jersy cow does. And it will

not need air conditioners -- only nutritious food and care/love.

 

I would also like to relate an 'accidental' experiment that took place

in the holy land of Kurukshetra. There lives a Swamiji who also runs a

goshala. Gaus in the goshala get a regular daily bath in addition to

other care. Earlier, the water used for the bath used to be drained in

the municipality drains. As it used to be a lot of water, the

municipality asked the Swamiji to make alternate arrangements for

water drainage. Unable to think of any alternatives, the Swamiji

reluctantly drained all the water in the fields that the Ashram owns

-- where only organic farming is practiced. Lo and behold the water

acted as a natural insecticide.

 

Ever wonder how the cow survives with such little fur and only a small

tail to take care of the insects.

 

Regards

Puneet

 

On 11/13/06, Shirish Bhate <shirishbhate wrote:

> Desi cow is the home of 33 crore gods, out of billion gods in India.

> since such cows are not available to americans, all that is written on

> net (including notmilk.com) applies to foreign cows. They should be

> called milk machines not cows really. fodder, antibiotics, oxytocin in

> and milk out.