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> We found the product is no different than cheaper regular milk: The nutritional content, the synthetic vitamin D added after pasteurization, the levels of pes
by syspec 8y ago
> We found the product is no different than cheaper regular milk: The nutritional content, the synthetic vitamin D added after pasteurization, the levels of pesticides and metals and heart healthy fats – all the same.
> Canadian law forbids antibiotics and added growth hormones in any kind of milk.
If you're in Canada, then there's no need. If you're in the US, then those two factors may still appeal to you.
- rgbrenner 8y agoThe FDA doesn't allow antibiotics in dairy cows, because they end up in the milk. And most milk is labeled rBST-free. So there's little actual difference between US and Canadian milk.