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I wonder how human beings from centuries ago (and actual animals) have been able to survive without our clean like a lab environment? Would it be possible that

by SFJulie 10y ago

I wonder how human beings from centuries ago (and actual animals) have been able to survive without our clean like a lab environment? Would it be possible that we overstate quite a bit the danger of everything? I prefer my beer, cheeses non pasteurised and I prefer raw milk (after being boiled). And I think the food coming from puritans victorian inspired countries taste blend like the catholic religion. Most unhealthy illegal (by brits laws) traditional french cooking I have eaten from Québec was tasting like real fucking good FOOD. Hail to the artisinal food! fear not the propaganda from industrial food processors (unilever, procter&gamble, lactalis, nestlé ....) Be curious, fear not (except if you are pregnant) and resist the messages of fear.

laksjd 10y ago
Short answer: They didn't survive. IIRC a significant portion of all humans born in past centuries simply died as infants/children, usually from things that are trivially preventable today with basic hygiene, good nutrition and antibiotics/vaccines. Humanity as a species obviously survived because people simply had a lot of children to compensate the high mortality rates.
- SFJulie 10y ago
  well, I beg to differ, and quite a lot. I am a mover educated with a master in physics. My father is a physician. a Physician - physicist talk looks like this : Dad, medical studies are not science ; for instance fat are goods, then bad then good again. Son, Newton laws have been proven wrong by Einstein Dear dad, Newton laws are still valid in the right domain, something proven wrong may be proven wrong at the edge but not in its core, if medecine was science, fat would always be good most of the time, except when ... Yes, but we medics invented meta analysis that made the science better You are mainly comparing apple and potatoes without blinking, and you are surprised the results of your studies are hardly reproducible. Long story short; hygienists are leading medical science based on their religious believes (like Pasteur with alcohol) and believes are hardly a good way of leading studies, and I am used to live every day with a tenant of as soft science as psychology/philosophy/history that has a diabete type II for believing in the BS of his fellow «scientific» colleagues, and I do not know if I am angry or laughing.
MrFantastic 10y ago
Pasteurization happens at 140F, if you boil Raw Milk isn't that the same thing just more crudely executed. It would seem boiling milk defeats the purpose of raw milk.

by SFJulie 10y ago

laksjd 10y ago

Short answer: They didn't survive. IIRC a significant portion of all humans born in past centuries simply died as infants/children, usually from things that are trivially preventable today with basic hygiene, good nutrition and antibiotics/vaccines. Humanity as a species obviously survived because people simply had a lot of children to compensate the high mortality rates.

SFJulie 10y ago
well, I beg to differ, and quite a lot. I am a mover educated with a master in physics. My father is a physician. a Physician - physicist talk looks like this : Dad, medical studies are not science ; for instance fat are goods, then bad then good again. Son, Newton laws have been proven wrong by Einstein Dear dad, Newton laws are still valid in the right domain, something proven wrong may be proven wrong at the edge but not in its core, if medecine was science, fat would always be good most of the time, except when ... Yes, but we medics invented meta analysis that made the science better You are mainly comparing apple and potatoes without blinking, and you are surprised the results of your studies are hardly reproducible. Long story short; hygienists are leading medical science based on their religious believes (like Pasteur with alcohol) and believes are hardly a good way of leading studies, and I am used to live every day with a tenant of as soft science as psychology/philosophy/history that has a diabete type II for believing in the BS of his fellow «scientific» colleagues, and I do not know if I am angry or laughing.

MrFantastic 10y ago

Pasteurization happens at 140F, if you boil Raw Milk isn't that the same thing just more crudely executed. It would seem boiling milk defeats the purpose of raw milk.