Atherosclerotic Patients Exhibit Immune Response to XANTHINE OXIDASE

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= XANTHINE OXIDASE

JoAnn Guest

Oct 02, 2004 17:57 PDT

 

= XANTHINE OXIDASE

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WHAT IS HOMOGENIZATION?

 

When milk is passed through a fine filter at pressures equal to

4,000 pounds per square inch, the fat globules (liposomes) are made

smaller (micronized) by a factor of 10 times or more.

These fat molecules become evenly dispersed within the liquid milk.

 

Milk is a hormonal delivery system.

 

With homogenization, milk becomes a very powerful and efficient way

of bypassing normal digestive processes and delivering steroid and

protein hormones to the human body.

 

Homogenization is technology's way of improving upon " nature's

mechanism " .

 

Through homogenization, fat molecules in milk become smaller and

become " capsules " for substances that bypass digestion.

 

Proteins would normally be digested in the stomach or gut.

 

By homogenizing milk, these proteins are not broken down and are

absorbed into the bloodstream, *intact*.

 

Two Connecticut heart researchers, Oster and Ross, demonstrated that

cow proteins 'survive' digestion.

 

Their heart patients developed antibodies to bovine proteins after

consuming homogenized milk.

 

This proved that milk proteins are not destroyed by digestion.

 

Hormones in milk are protected,

survive digestion,

and exert powerful effects on the human body.

 

The scientific community believes that the survival of protein

hormones after ingestion is not possible because of the strength of

stomach acid and enzymatic activity.

Oster and Ross pointed a finger of blame at the homogenization

process.

 

They discovered the presence of an enzyme, bovine xanthene oxidase

(XO), which, in theory, should not have survived digestion.

 

The XO Factor was identified as the element that destroyed one-third

of the *cellular material* in " atrial " cells

of 300 heart attack victims during a five-year study.

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" Bovine milk is presently under investigation by this laboratory

since it has been shown that milk antibodies are significantly

elevated in the blood of male patients with heart disease. "

 

Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine,

163: 1981

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" Bovine milk xanthene oxidase (BMXO) may be absorbed and may enter

the cardiovascular system.

 

People with clinical signs of atherosclerosis have greater

quantities of BMXO antibodies.

 

BMXO antibodies are found in greater quantities in those patients

who consume the largest volumes of homogenized milk and milk

products. "

 

The X-O Factor, by Kurt Oster, M.D., and Donald Ross, Ph.D.

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" Atherosclerotic patients exhibit an " immune response " to bovine

xanthene oxidase. "

 

American Laboratory, August 1974

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" This study conclusively demonstrates that XO from cow's milk does

get into the bloodstream.

 

Seventy-three out of the 94 people tested (of all

ages) had antibodies to XO. "

 

Proc. Soc. Exp. Bio. Med., 160, 1979

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Robert Cohen author of: MILK A-Z

(201-967-7001)

Executive Director (notmi-)

Dairy Education Board

http://www.notmilk.com

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