89% of the dairy herds have Leukemia, US is DRINKING VIRUS-INFECTED BOVINE BODY FLUIDS

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[CIDSNetwork] DRINKING VIRUS-INFECTED BOVINE BODY FLUIDS

 

 

> http://www.notmilk.com/leukemia.html

>

> Leukemia

> DRINKING VIRUS-INFECTED BOVINE BODY FLUIDS

>

> I thought that I was beyond being shocked

> about the extent of sickness on America's

> dairy farms. Today's column contains a

> most disgusting revelation, guaranteed to

> make you choke and gag on your next slurp

> of ice cream.

>

> The current issue of Hoard's Dairyman,

> (Volume 147, number 4), the self proclaimed

> " National Dairy Farm Magazine, " contains a

> revelation that surprised even me.

>

> Ads are supposed to promote products, and

> I suppose this one does. It advertises a test

> for one very serious cow disease. This ad

> most certainly does not promote the dairy

> industry's objective of trying to convince

> you that their product is wholesome.

>

> The editors of the February 25, 2002 issue

> must have been counting the money and

> ignoring possible repercussions from the

> half-page ad which appears on page 150.

> The ad shows cows in a field, and challenges

> the reader in a bold type statement:

>

> " You Can't Tell By Looking "

>

> The text of the ad reveals that " most dairy

> herds are affected by bovine leukemia virus. "

>

> What? America drinks body fluids from cows

> with leukemia?

>

> I knew that bovine leukemia is a problem, but

> I had no idea of the extent of that problem.

> According to the ad, 89% of the dairy herds in

> the United States have cows infected with leukemia.

>

> http://www.notmilk.com/leukemia.html

>

> Although I have had my hip replaced twice and certainly need

> calcium, mercifully I have been unable to drink milk since they

> started putting hormones in it. Drinking milk gives me female

> troubles.

>

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AAaaargh! Spit, spit! Replacing milk's not so hard. I use canned

coconut milk for baking & hot chocolate, but I also get complaints about

my cooking. I can't tell the difference! Sesame seeds are a good

source of calcium. Tahini (sesame paste) is excellent (comes canned, &

with chick pea paste if you like: add more garlic: yummy as a dip or

sandwich spread).. If you don't crush the seeds to powder, they do go

right through: fine, if you're looking for roughage. Thanks for the

warning about this viral contamination! Nobody needs milk (except for

Mom's & just for a while)! Steve

 

Elaine wrote:

 

> [CIDSNetwork] DRINKING VIRUS-INFECTED BOVINE BODY FLUIDS

>

>

> > http://www.notmilk.com/leukemia.html

> >

> > Leukemia

> > DRINKING VIRUS-INFECTED BOVINE BODY FLUIDS

> >

> > I thought that I was beyond being shocked

> > about the extent of sickness on America's

> > dairy farms. Today's column contains a

> > most disgusting revelation, guaranteed to

> > make you choke and gag on your next slurp

> > of ice cream.

> >

> > The current issue of Hoard's Dairyman,

> > (Volume 147, number 4), the self proclaimed

> > " National Dairy Farm Magazine, " contains a

> > revelation that surprised even me.

> >

> > Ads are supposed to promote products, and

> > I suppose this one does. It advertises a test

> > for one very serious cow disease. This ad

> > most certainly does not promote the dairy

> > industry's objective of trying to convince

> > you that their product is wholesome.

> >

> > The editors of the February 25, 2002 issue

> > must have been counting the money and

> > ignoring possible repercussions from the

> > half-page ad which appears on page 150.

> > The ad shows cows in a field, and challenges

> > the reader in a bold type statement:

> >

> > " You Can't Tell By Looking "

> >

> > The text of the ad reveals that " most dairy

> > herds are affected by bovine leukemia virus. "

> >

> > What? America drinks body fluids from cows

> > with leukemia?

> >

> > I knew that bovine leukemia is a problem, but

> > I had no idea of the extent of that problem.

> > According to the ad, 89% of the dairy herds in

> > the United States have cows infected with leukemia.

> >

> > http://www.notmilk.com/leukemia.html

> >

> > Although I have had my hip replaced twice and certainly need

> > calcium, mercifully I have been unable to drink milk since they

> > started putting hormones in it. Drinking milk gives me female

> > troubles.

> >

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