The Perils of Dairy

John McDougall MD discusses what dairy products have going for them. They are a great source of nutrition -- for getting fat and growing tumors!

This is Dr. McDougall's presentation from the 2005 Healthy Lifestyle Expo. More info and talks available here on DVD: https://secure2.vegsource.com/catalog...

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[marjan noory]

thank you Dr



[StormZephyr]

B12?

Iron?

[Jane Fontein]

What he saıd about anımal product and autısm ıs true. I worked at an ınstıtutıon carıng for chıldren wıth autısm. We decıded to take them off a dıet that contaın any common allergens(mılk ıs among them) and they dıdnt eat meat anyway, because they were very sensıtıve to textures of food, they preferred pureed vegetables and rıce cakes. They werent cured, but they ımproved a lot, they actually started sleepıng through the nıght and self awaness ıncreased. The stopped ınjurıng themsleves so much.

[bananian]

spam this too

[bananian]

Yeah, what is up with all the comments getting spammed?

[bowler180max]

hahahaha... if you do that you will become Georgi Readman, /watch?v=S_gewRGZ-Rs

instead of ramen noodles try a vegan diet rich in fruits and leafy greens.

[bananian]

The point is that this presenter is showing that graph as evidence that animal protein intake is associated with rate of osteoporosis when I can replace the label 'animal protein intake' with 'latitude' and say the same thing. As well, high vitamin D intake doesn't change the amount of sunlight available b/t countries.

[FormerOmnivore]

Seafood is very high in vitamin D. You can verify this by looking at "Foods highest in Vitamin D" on the Nutrition Data website. So I don't find their lack of sunlight to be a compelling explanation for their osteoporosis.