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Ordinary milk isn't very healthy. On the one side lactose, for few of us a problem, but there's help with enzyme supplements. The problem with mammals milk is t

Ordinary milk isn't very healthy. On the one side lactose, for few of us a problem, but there's help with enzyme supplements. The problem with mammals milk is that extra portion of hormones you get. Ever drink raw milk? It taste like the cow smells and looks. The milk we drink out of the Box is processed. So, basically they take the strange taste out of the milk by homogenizing and pasteurization, but leave the hormones in it, which are needed by newborn offspring in reality. Like some medicine can also be transmitted by milk to the newborn, so does the hormones and medications. On the other side, plant based milk has also quite few problems. One is pesticide, and fertilizer that are used for growing the plants. The other thing is what they need to add to keep the "milk" smooth without demixing to water-oil-phases. I like oat milk. I love lactofree cow milk. I like horse, goat and soy milk - but try to consume not to much of any type.

frnkng 5y ago
Please provide evidence for that statement.
- theGeatZhopa 5y ago
  To face the possibility of not answering your question, I think I answer on the not so obviously one. https://www.verywellfamily.com/hormones-in-breast-milk-p2-3984343 https://www.verywellfamily.com/hormones-in-breast-milk-p2-39... Here's an explanation of hormone/active content in our human mammals milk. I assume (others say "We know") with other mammals it is the same. There is also evidence that milk of cows given to human babies let them develop eczema of skin. That's why they get mom's milk or processed artificial powder milk with supplements a human newborn needs. Also, young mothers should avoid alcohol while still breastfeeding. Medicine taken also must not be passed to baby with milk. Quite a lot of medicine have a warning. Also a lot of food ingredients can be passed with milk to newborns, like salt, pepper & spices, garlic, onions, cardamom, etc - which induce flatulence and pain or having even bigger effects, like lavender scent does by being oestrogenious and letting boys grow boobies or the girls developing "elephantiasis of their secondary sexual character parts" (= I can't write that three descriptive words in here) and later as a result a high risk of breast cancer (to much of oestrogen hormone as main cause). So, we eat parts of dead bodys and drink the milk which is not intended for our branch of evolution :)

frnkng 5y ago

Please provide evidence for that statement.

theGeatZhopa 5y ago
To face the possibility of not answering your question, I think I answer on the not so obviously one. https://www.verywellfamily.com/hormones-in-breast-milk-p2-3984343 https://www.verywellfamily.com/hormones-in-breast-milk-p2-39... Here's an explanation of hormone/active content in our human mammals milk. I assume (others say "We know") with other mammals it is the same. There is also evidence that milk of cows given to human babies let them develop eczema of skin. That's why they get mom's milk or processed artificial powder milk with supplements a human newborn needs. Also, young mothers should avoid alcohol while still breastfeeding. Medicine taken also must not be passed to baby with milk. Quite a lot of medicine have a warning. Also a lot of food ingredients can be passed with milk to newborns, like salt, pepper & spices, garlic, onions, cardamom, etc - which induce flatulence and pain or having even bigger effects, like lavender scent does by being oestrogenious and letting boys grow boobies or the girls developing "elephantiasis of their secondary sexual character parts" (= I can't write that three descriptive words in here) and later as a result a high risk of breast cancer (to much of oestrogen hormone as main cause). So, we eat parts of dead bodys and drink the milk which is not intended for our branch of evolution :)