Guest guest Posted December 5, 2005 Report Share Posted December 5, 2005 I'd ask each company to sent a nurtrition sheet and compare them. I haven't seen omega-e milk here yet, but I haven't been looking at milk since Februrary. I know they feed omega-3 to chickens to get omega-e enhanced eggs. I guess if the omega-3 came from an organic source and they added it to organic milk, the milk could still be called organic. However, you seem to be saying that the omega-3 milk doesn't claim to be organic. Why not use the organic milk and get your omega-e from other sources? Kids usually like walnuts and such and you can include flax meal in hot cereal, pancakes, etc. Just a thought. If you wonder about organic requirments, there's some good info on the net and other resources. Here's one link: http://www.ams.usda.gov/nop/Q & A.html Hope this helps. Susan --- peter hurd <swpgh01 wrote: > unfortunately, the fact that it has things added > should proculde it from being classed as organic? > It certainly doesnt claim to be on th container. > How can I balance up the health benefits of each? > > The Valley Vegan............. > > Susan <oceanfest_2000 wrote: > Is the modified milk organic? If not, I'd go > organic. > Support organic farmers--many of which are small > farmers--and organic farming requires so much more > (for produce, I think the land has to be inorganic > free for something like five years before it can be > certified as organic--don't quote me on that). So > much farmland is going into industrial/residential > construction that the more we can support the > organic, > smaller farmer, the better. > > --- peter hurd wrote: > > > You are missing the point and preachin to the > choir. > > I dont think they need cows milk, but my better > half > > who is a carnie does, and meeting me half way in > > bringing them up as veggies instead of carnies is > > the best I can do. Once they are old enough to > make > > their own mind up andknow all the facts, I will > > support their decision either way. Until > > then.................... > > BACK TO THE QUESTION, WHAT ABOUT THIS MODIFIED > > MILK VS. ORGANIC? > > > > > > The Valley Vegan............... > > > > linda > wrote: > > Why do you think children need cow's milk? > > That is my question. Cow's milk is for baby cows, > > designed for their rapid growth and needs not for > > humans. Now if you want to find breast milk for > your > > children go for it but it is unnecessary too after > > they eat foods. You don't need milk for calcium. > So > > why are you doing the milk think? A lot of the > rest > > of the world doesn't drink milk. Even from organic > > cows I think that it is totally unnecessary. Did > you > > know that type one diabetes is being associated > with > > babies and children drinking milk. Tis > true...google > > it and you will see. And I am unclear as to how > the > > omega 3 is in the milk...they are adding it....is > it > > coming from GMO. Synthetic? Natural from what > > source. Doesn't matter much to me, but it sure > might > > to you if you are giving it to your children. > > Wotchutink...tink ya don need it. yes, I have > > children, five to be precise. > > linda > > " Whatever you do will be insignificant and it is > > very important that you do it. " > > Mohandas Gandhi > > > > linda's Growing Stitchery Projects: > > womyn47 > > - > > peter hurd > > > > > > I have always insisted that my veggie kids have > > organic milk, now with the advent of the " clever " > > milk with added omega 3 ( from fish? - I dunno) my > > other half has decided that it is better. > > I have heard that organic grazed cows get less > > mastitis and therefore there are less puss parts > per > > million in organic milk, which is my argument. > Also > > I hate the idea of things being bastardised. > > But the power of advertising , with the promise of > > brainier kids has swayed my nearest and dearest. > > Wotchutink? > > The Valley Vegan.................... > > > > > > Peter H > > > > > > > > Win a Vespa NEW - Cars has 3 Vespa > > LX125s to be won Enter Now! > > > > To send an email to > > - > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Visit your group " " on the web. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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