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I'd point out that our co-evolutionary history with cow-milk is so comparatively brief and localized that it's unlikely to contain anything exotic that humans p
by Terr_ 2y ago
I'd point out that our co-evolutionary history with cow-milk is so comparatively brief and localized that it's unlikely to contain anything exotic that humans particularly need. Whatever mildly beneficial stuff raw-milk has in small amounts can probably be found from safer sources as well.
Perhaps the ultimate contrast would be how we desperately require ATP from mitochondria. :p
> McAfee told me that bird flu doesn’t worry him because the virus is “inactivated by the bioactives and the antibodies in raw milk.”
That blend of bio-lies and bullshit reminds me of a widely-panned quote from an abortion context, where Todd Akin (Missouri Republican politician) stated: "If it’s a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."
No, desperately wishful thinking isn't going to create a biological reality just because it would be politically convenient for you.