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You'd have to drink a tonne of milk for this argument to hold. Steroids in non organic milk, and more so in beef, on the other hand are a much larger threat.
by chollida1 17y ago
You'd have to drink a tonne of milk for this argument to hold. Steroids in non organic milk, and more so in beef, on the other hand are a much larger threat.
- tedunangst 17y agoDo you know what the measured difference is in steroid concentration between organic and inorganic milk?
- jcl 17y agoHas that actually been shown? It would be ironic to use one unfounded fear to dismiss another unfounded fear, itself raised to dismiss a third unfounded fear.
- chollida1 17y agoThere is alot of research. The university I went to did alot of it. Here is one article: http://www.alive.com/1301a4a2.php?subject_bread_cramb=455 http://www.alive.com/1301a4a2.php?subject_bread_cramb=455 I'm surprised I got down voted for speaking out about the truth:)
- yummyfajitas 17y agoThis article provides no evidence whatsoever that trace amounts of steroids or antibiotics in milk are harmful. It merely suggests they might be present.
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