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In reply to the discussion: Raw milk causes most illnesses from dairy, study finds [View all]truedelphi
(32,324 posts)91. My point is that right now we have ourselves an epidemic in that
there is a new type of aggressive lung cancer that seems to affect younger women, who have never smoked.
Thousands of women are suffering from this aggressive lung cancer each year. And many succumb to the disease.
Yet it is barely mentioned in our news media. On the other hand, this article that the OP came from focuses on 113 cases of illness (in a nation of 303 million people) regarding a product, that is, raw milk, that is extremely hard to even purchase.
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I've been hearing more and more how pasteurized milk causes autism so there is that to worry about.
Snake Alchemist
Feb 2012
#13
Most Amish dairy farmers don't sell raw milk. This is not about the Amish.
yellowcanine
Feb 2012
#78
I read of the connection between coronary heart disease and homogenization.
TexasProgresive
Feb 2012
#44
Homgenenization = breaking fat into small molecules so the particulates do not stratify
Drahthaardogs
Feb 2012
#52
Actually, even in places like Calif., where smoking is at an all time low, women in their thirtie
truedelphi
Feb 2012
#59
I was born in the 40s and my father was a dairy farmer. As kids we drank milk from his herd but I
jwirr
Feb 2012
#35
I don't drink any milk, but I think people should be allowed to buy raw milk if they want.
ZombieHorde
Feb 2012
#36
Some people are able to recognize when big dairy is getting the government to do their dirty work
Major Nikon
Feb 2012
#77
Some people aren't happy unless they are telling others how to run their lives
Major Nikon
Feb 2012
#79
Here's something else. The dairy industry spent almost $7 million on lobbying last year
Major Nikon
Feb 2012
#86