Raw Milk, YEAH!!

Drinking Raw Milk with Kenny, Chip and Brent

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Howto & Style

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• Raw
• food
• diet
• milk
• dairy
• Kenny
• Milne
• Chip
• manoftruth

[ArchaicRevivalx2012]

Raw Milk yeah? Raw milk... No. Cow milk was made for calves, not humans. Try drinking human breast milk. What's calf milk got to do with the crashing economy? Reshuffling the deck chairs on the the Titanic I suppose?

[manoftruth]

I used to believe that. But I have changed my views.

[THESLICKNESSEDM]

start packin on some fat layers for survival warmth and energy martial arts training weapons training if needed and store weapons in different areas dont hoard anything all in one spot.

[prsglenn]

@ninjajesus81 I had no idea there was all that information out there about cooked foods and disease until my debate with you. Obviously, I new there was some information, but everything I found afterwards was suprising. So I guess I owe you a thank you...!!

[ninjajesus81]

@prsglenn Pasteurized milk can make you sick, but only if it's gone bad, or if you have an allergic reaction to it.

Water can make you sick too, but water with harmful microorganisms in it is always going to be worse than pure water.

Your "our ancestors" argument is faulty on so many levels.

It implies I'm saying raw milk will always kill you if you drink it.

It implies all our ancestors drank it, or drank it enough to not be able to procreate.

You think you're informed. You're misinformed.

[prsglenn]

@ninjajesus81 Pasteurized milk can make you sick, too. I drink raw milk all the time. If raw milk was that bad, then it would have killed off our ancestors long ago and I would not be writing to you via youtube. Im not going to do the research for you my friend, its your loss. This is the end of my debate.

[ninjajesus81]

@prsglenn Well, while scientists are still trying to figure out if eating cooked food can realistically cause cancer, we've known for a while that unpasteurized milk can make you sick.

[prsglenn]

@ninjajesus81 According to the HEATOX project, "risk characterization concludes that the evidence of acrylamide posing a cancer risk for humans has been strengthened" ...and..."Acrylamide is not the only genotoxic compound formed when heating food. Furan, HMF and other compounds have been investigated. A database of more than 800 heat-induced compounds, of which around 50 have been highlighted as potential carcinogens based on their chemical structure, has been compiled to aid future research."

[ninjajesus81]

@prsglenn Yes, it's known to cause cancer in rats when given 900 times the average dose a human receives. That's hardly justification to just say "cooked food causes cancer".

[prsglenn]

@ninjajesus81 Most of the civilized world bakes their food above 212 d. F (100 d. celcius).... boiling does not produce acrylamide, lucky you. In widely consumed food items, notably coffee, french fries, potato chips, and bread, disturbingly high levels of acrylamide are found. This is because of the Maillard Reaction, a reaction between amino acids such as asparagine and reducing sugars. The compund is known to cause tumors and is neurotoxic to rats, though the link is not confirmed in humans.

[ninjajesus81]

@prsglenn Just because you can list the ways it forms, doesn't mean it's more common than not. Like I said, it only forms in some food. It doesn't form in milk, which is the main point of this anyway.

And it only forms above a certain temperature. I boil a lot of food, which is not above 100 C.

A lot of food I eat I don't even cook.

So saying cooked food causes cancer is just propaganda. Especially since it's still not even confirmed that acrylamide does cause cancer in humans.