The Story Of Milk

I’ve shared this fact a few times now: Humans are the only animals who continue drinking milk after infancy. And they also drink the milk of other animals.

Here are some facts for us to ponder:�http://iwastesomuchtime.com/on/?i=69893

I’ve been milk-free for more than a decade now. Don’t miss a thing, and you can sleep easy knowing you have not caused the poor cows in dairy farms to be hooked onto machines that pump their milk non-stop. And when they can no longer produce milk for the industry, they are sent to the slaughter-house.

Humans exploit animals to the maximum in the factory farms. Let’s not support that. The main reason is of course, that it is unkind. And sometimes, when humans act selfishly (especially towards defenseless animals), the repercussions will surely come and humans may not be smart enough to realise it and amend their ways.

What Jane Plant discovered about her breast cancer:�http://www.cancersupportinternational.com/jane.asp

An excerpt:

My husband Peter (who is a Professor of Geology) and I had both worked in China on environmental problems in the past. I suddenly remembered that a wonderful epidemiological atlas presented to me by my Chinese colleagues showed a background rate of breast cancer of 1 in 100,000 women., compared to a rate of one in ten in much of the West. I had checked that the information was correct with senior academics that I knew well in China and also with some Chinese doctors who told me that they had hardly seen a case of breast cancer in their careers.

This was surprising because I knew that Chinese women living on western diets for example in Singapore or in Chinatown in Britain did have breast cancer. I asked Peter the question that I believe saved my life. “why don’t Chinese women in China get breast cancer?” We brainstormed the subject for just a few minutes and quickly decided that it must be diet related. We then remembered two incidents. Peter remembered when his Chinese colleagues had produced powdered cows milk on a field expedition for him because they did not drink it themselves, in fact at that time in the early 80′s they did not even have a dairy industry. I remembered when we had had Chinese visitors in London and offered them dairy even ice cream their reaction to it was the way I would react if I had been offered a bowl of cockroaches to eat.

I decided I had nothing to lose by giving up the two low fat yoghurts I was eating a day each day. To my and everyone else’s amazement the cancer disappeared in six weeks. The rest of my diet at the time was vegan and I still maintain a mainly vegan diet to this day.

We don’t even give dogs and cats milk after they have been weaned off mother’s milk, so why are humans feeding themselves cow’s milk? We are not calves!

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Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2014/02/12/the-story-of-milk/

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