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Hi Group,

After reading about milk, I certainly won't drink any again. I do,

however, enjoy yogurt every day and think the acidophilus is

beneficial. Soooo, after, also hearing about the negatives of soy, I

have to wonder, which is better...soy yogurt or organic milk yogurt?

Any thoughts?

Kate

Posted

You're sure to get differing opinions on this topic!

 

We have a local source of kefir made from biodynamic milk. I don't eat it

too often, but I'd choose that any day over a processed 'newfangled' soy

product with added culture. In this regard, I'm following the Weston A.

Price Foundation's view.

 

David

 

At 08:41 AM 9/13/2004, you wrote:

>Hi Group,

> After reading about milk, I certainly won't drink any again. I do,

>however, enjoy yogurt every day and think the acidophilus is

>beneficial. Soooo, after, also hearing about the negatives of soy, I

>have to wonder, which is better...soy yogurt or organic milk yogurt?

>Any thoughts?

>Kate

Posted

What about goats milk yoghurt? We personally make kefir with raw goats milk

which I think is good for us. I avoid cow's milk and eat very little cheese

...

 

Ulrike

 

 

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Hi Group,

After reading about milk, I certainly won't drink any again. I do,

however, enjoy yogurt every day and think the acidophilus is

beneficial. Soooo, after, also hearing about the negatives of soy, I

have to wonder, which is better...soy yogurt or organic milk yogurt?

Any thoughts?

Kate

 

 

 

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