MILK

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VictorianSqualor · 05/02/2008 13:53

When I watched wife swap the otehr day one of the wives was telling the children that when you buy milk cows are given so muany antibiotics and have so many infections that around half of it can be infections and anti-b's.
Is this true??
We use organic milk but I have no idea what difference that makes.

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Furball · 05/02/2008 13:57

organic milk is apparently the way to go, it's supposed to have more 'goodness' in. I think as long as you are drinking it, don't worry about what is in normal milk.

Furball · 05/02/2008 13:57

organic milk is apparently the way to go, it's supposed to have more 'goodness' in. I think as long as you are drinking it, don't worry about what is in normal milk.

nickytwotimes · 05/02/2008 13:58

organically farmed beasts tend not to be give antibiotics as a matter of course unlike regular dairy cattle which are. I would be very about the pus thing. I have heard people say this but have yet to see it backed up with anything!

shrooms · 05/02/2008 14:45

I don't think there's pus in it as such but I think there would be alot of white cells to fight off mastitis which is contracted from over milking ect.

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VictorianSqualor · 05/02/2008 15:38

Ewwww.
So the woman saying she owned a goat for this reason could've just boghut organic? or do need a goat?

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CountessDracula · 05/02/2008 15:38

I thought non-organic milk was 90% mucus

CountessDracula · 05/02/2008 15:40

hmm maybe not but lots of vile things here

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VictorianSqualor · 05/02/2008 15:53

Lol@some of the answers on there, cows milk is baby cows, and eggs are baby chickens

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