water & soda pop

"George Lagergren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Topic: water & soda pop

On a recent visit to the grocery store, I noticed at the entrance way - on
one side there were stacks of bottled spring water and on the other side,
there were stacks of soda pop.

But no stacks of bottled cow's milk. Interesting.

refrigeration. You didn't see ice cream stacked next to the door either
right?

Robert said:

"George Lagergren" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Topic: water & soda pop

On a recent visit to the grocery store, I noticed at the entrance way - on
one side there were stacks of bottled spring water and on the other side,
there were stacks of soda pop.

But no stacks of bottled cow's milk. Interesting.

refrigeration. You didn't see ice cream stacked next to the door either
right?

Now there you go, introducing rationality and the laws of physics,
biological issues and marketing all at once. How cruel to so taunt a
sincere, if ill-informed, crusader...

Try not to do that in the future. It disturbs their harangues and
diatribes. Not to mention their rants.

Pastorio

"George Lagergren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Topic: water & soda pop

On a recent visit to the grocery store, I noticed at the entrance way - on
one side there were stacks of bottled spring water and on the other side,
there were stacks of soda pop.

But no stacks of bottled cow's milk. Interesting.

You mean no stacks of bottled sour cow's milk.

Milk requires refrigeration. Try looking in the grocer's refrigerator.

Jeff

Topic: water & soda pop

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"George Lagergren" <[email hidden]> wrote:
On a recent visit to the grocery store, I noticed at the entrance way - on
one side there were stacks of bottled spring water and on the other side,
there were stacks of soda pop.

But no stacks of bottled cow's milk. Interesting.

Jeff said:

You mean no stacks of bottled sour cow's milk.
Milk requires refrigeration. Try looking in the grocer's refrigerator.

That cow's milk requires refrigeration was the real reason why I
finally decided to give up drinking cow's milk.

I have a friend who gave up drinking cow's milk in his early 20s
because of the bother of the cold storage requirement for cow's milk.

George Lagergren said:

Topic: water & soda pop

Quoted message said:

"George Lagergren" <[email hidden]> wrote:
On a recent visit to the grocery store, I noticed at the entrance way - on
one side there were stacks of bottled spring water and on the other side,
there were stacks of soda pop.

But no stacks of bottled cow's milk. Interesting.

Jeff said:

You mean no stacks of bottled sour cow's milk.
Milk requires refrigeration. Try looking in the grocer's refrigerator.

That cow's milk requires refrigeration was the real reason why I
finally decided to give up drinking cow's milk.

I have a friend who gave up drinking cow's milk in his early 20s
because of the bother of the cold storage requirement for cow's milk.

What?!

You endlessly pontificate on the dreadful effects of cow's milk on
one's health without giving an iota of evidence apart from your own
experience, and then tell us you really gave it up is BECAUSE YOU DON'T
HAVE A FRIDGE?!

Cathy

"cathyb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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You endlessly pontificate on the dreadful effects of cow's milk on

one's health without giving an iota of evidence apart from your own
experience, and then tell us you really gave it up is BECAUSE YOU
DON'T
HAVE A FRIDGE?!

If it walks like a duck, talks like a duck - quack, quack. He is so
silly he makes me laugh every day.

-DF

Doug Freese said:

"cathyb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

You endlessly pontificate on the dreadful effects of cow's milk on

one's health without giving an iota of evidence apart from your own
experience, and then tell us you really gave it up is BECAUSE YOU
DON'T
HAVE A FRIDGE?!

If it walks like a duck, talks like a duck - quack, quack. He is so
silly he makes me laugh every day.

-DF

If you want a laugh, you should try PeterB on misc.health.alternative.
Hysterical. He thinks the pharmeceutical companies employ people on the
group to silence him.

Cathy🙂

Topic: water & soda pop

cathyb said:

You endlessly pontificate on the dreadful effects of cow's milk on
one's health without giving an iota of evidence apart from your own
experience, and then tell us you really gave it up is BECAUSE YOU DON'T
HAVE A FRIDGE?!

btw, I do have a fridge. But I initially gave up drinking cow's
milk during a bad snowy week when I ran out of cow's milk. Only
sometime later do I spot the book: "Milk: The Deadly Poison" in a bookstore.
That book pointed out that the heavy, thick casein protein contained within
cow's milk acts like a de facto liquid glue in the human body. And I
noticed several years later, I did NOT get strep throats anymore. I do
not get common colds anymore. I do not have lung congestion anymore.

Quoted message said:

"cathyb" <[email hidden]> wrote:
You endlessly pontificate on the dreadful effects of cow's milk on
one's health without giving an iota of evidence apart from your own
experience, and then tell us you really gave it up is BECAUSE YOU
DON'T HAVE A FRIDGE?!

"Doug Freese" <[email hidden]> replied:

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If it walks like a duck, talks like a duck - quack, quack. He is so
silly he makes me laugh every day.

I do not feel silly since I now function in "wellness" mode after
giving up the drinking of cow's milk. No more strep throats. No more
lung congestion. No more common colds.

Pretty good, right? By eliminating one food group item (dairy &
cow's milk products), I have solved three health conditions (or three
"diseases"😉 in my life.

cathyb said:

If you want a laugh, you should try PeterB on misc.health.alternative.
Hysterical. He thinks the pharmeceutical companies employ people on the
group to silence him.

At least PeterB exhibits great knowledge about the effects of pharm
drugs.

George Lagergren said:

cathyb said:

If you want a laugh, you should try PeterB on misc.health.alternative.
Hysterical. He thinks the pharmeceutical companies employ people on the
group to silence him.

At least PeterB exhibits great knowledge about the effects of pharm
drugs.

Something George here is CLUELESS about
--
"...in addition to being foreign territory the past is, as history, a
hall of mirrors that reflect the needs of souls observing from the present"
Glen Cook

George Lagergren said:

Topic: water & soda pop

cathyb said:

You endlessly pontificate on the dreadful effects of cow's milk on
one's health without giving an iota of evidence apart from your own
experience, and then tell us you really gave it up is BECAUSE YOU DON'T
HAVE A FRIDGE?!

btw, I do have a fridge. But I initially gave up drinking cow's
milk during a bad snowy week when I ran out of cow's milk.

But George, you said "That cow's milk requires refrigeration was the
real reason why I finally decided to give up drinking cow's milk."

Did you have a problem with refrigeration during a snowy week?

<snip same old>

Cathy

George Lagergren said:

cathyb said:

If you want a laugh, you should try PeterB on misc.health.alternative.
Hysterical. He thinks the pharmeceutical companies employ people on the
group to silence him.

At least PeterB exhibits great knowledge about the effects of pharm
drugs.

🙂

Topic: cow's milk & disease

cathyb said:

You endlessly pontificate on the dreadful effects of cow's milk on
one's health without giving an iota of evidence apart from your own
experience, and then tell us you really gave it up is BECAUSE YOU DON'T
HAVE A FRIDGE?!

Quoted message said:

George Lagergren replied:
btw, I do have a fridge. But I initially gave up drinking

cow's

Quoted message said:

milk during a bad snowy week when I ran out of cow's milk.

cathyb said:

But George, you said "That cow's milk requires refrigeration was the
real reason why I finally decided to give up drinking cow's milk."

Did you have a problem with refrigeration during a snowy week?

No. Please note a fridge does not have unlimited space to store
a bulky and heavy food item like cow's milk.

In article <[email hidden]>,

George Lagergren said:

Topic: water & soda pop

cathyb said:

You endlessly pontificate on the dreadful effects of cow's milk on
one's health without giving an iota of evidence apart from your own
experience, and then tell us you really gave it up is BECAUSE YOU DON'T
HAVE A FRIDGE?!

btw, I do have a fridge. But I initially gave up drinking cow's
milk during a bad snowy week when I ran out of cow's milk. Only
sometime later do I spot the book: "Milk: The Deadly Poison" in a bookstore.
That book pointed out that the heavy, thick casein protein contained within
cow's milk acts like a de facto liquid glue in the human body. And I
noticed several years later, I did NOT get strep throats anymore. I do
not get common colds anymore. I do not have lung congestion anymore.

Make up your mind, George. You've been telling us all along you gave
up milk because of the strep, now it's because you ran out, and then
it was because milk has to be refrigerated. Now you're also telling
us you gave it up because of the [censored] information about "heavy,
thick casein protein," (a complete fabrication) and "liquid glue."

George, have you ever seen Elmer's glue? That's a casein glue. Do
you notice that while it's in the bottle, it's just a liquid? It
doesn't even stick to the bottle.

-- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
"I believe The Battle of the Network Stars should be fought with guns."
-- Steve Martin

Topic: milk & disease

Quoted message said:

George Lagergren <[email hidden]> wrote:
btw, I do have a fridge. But I initially gave up drinking cow's
milk during a bad snowy week when I ran out of cow's milk. Only
sometime later do I spot the book: "Milk: The Deadly Poison" in a

bookstore.

Quoted message said:

That book pointed out that the heavy, thick casein protein contained

within

Quoted message said:

cow's milk acts like a de facto liquid glue in the human body. And I
noticed several years later, I did NOT get strep throats anymore. I do
not get common colds anymore. I do not have lung congestion anymore.

"David Wright" <[email hidden]> replied:

Quoted message said:

Make up your mind, George. You've been telling us all along you gave
up milk because of the strep, now it's because you ran out, and then
it was because milk has to be refrigerated. Now you're also telling
us you gave it up because of the [censored] information about "heavy,
thick casein protein," (a complete fabrication) and "liquid glue."

Please re-read my comments above several times.

I had already given up drinking cow's milk during a bad snowy week
caused me to run out of cow's milk. I did NOT learn about the true
nature of cow's milk until after I had already stopped drinking cow's milk.
Only later did I learn about the book: "Milk: The Deadly Poison" which told
about the heavy, thick casein protein connection acting like a defacto
"liquid glue."
And only later again did I realize I do NOT get strep throats anymore.

btw, it is NOT a complete fabrication since the book: "Milk: The
Deadly Poison" makes the comments itself.

Quoted message said:

George, have you ever seen Elmer's glue? That's a casein glue. Do
you notice that while it's in the bottle, it's just a liquid? It
doesn't even stick to the bottle.

Perhaps humans could drink cow's milk without a problem if their
insides were actually made of plastic, like the Elmer's Glue bottle.

George Lagergren said:

Topic: milk & disease

Quoted message said:

George Lagergren <[email hidden]> wrote:
btw, I do have a fridge. But I initially gave up drinking cow's
milk during a bad snowy week when I ran out of cow's milk. Only
sometime later do I spot the book: "Milk: The Deadly Poison" in a

bookstore.

Then why did you give up drinking milk just because you ran out for a
couple of days, George? How did you know your strep throats, lung
congestion and common colds had stopped, George?

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

That book pointed out that the heavy, thick casein protein contained

within

Quoted message said:

cow's milk acts like a de facto liquid glue in the human body. And I
noticed several years later, I did NOT get strep throats anymore. I do
not get common colds anymore. I do not have lung congestion anymore.

George posted: " That cow's milk requires refrigeration was the real
reason why I finally decided to give up drinking cow's milk."

Corking.

Cathy

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"David Wright" <[email hidden]> replied:

Quoted message said:

Make up your mind, George. You've been telling us all along you gave
up milk because of the strep, now it's because you ran out, and then
it was because milk has to be refrigerated. Now you're also telling
us you gave it up because of the [censored] information about "heavy,
thick casein protein," (a complete fabrication) and "liquid glue."

Please re-read my comments above several times.

I had already given up drinking cow's milk during a bad snowy week
caused me to run out of cow's milk. I did NOT learn about the true
nature of cow's milk until after I had already stopped drinking cow's milk.
Only later did I learn about the book: "Milk: The Deadly Poison" which told
about the heavy, thick casein protein connection acting like a defacto
"liquid glue."
And only later again did I realize I do NOT get strep throats anymore.

btw, it is NOT a complete fabrication since the book: "Milk: The
Deadly Poison" makes the comments itself.

Quoted message said:

George, have you ever seen Elmer's glue? That's a casein glue. Do
you notice that while it's in the bottle, it's just a liquid? It
doesn't even stick to the bottle.

Perhaps humans could drink cow's milk without a problem if their
insides were actually made of plastic, like the Elmer's Glue bottle.

"George Lagergren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I do not feel silly since I now function in "wellness" mode
after
giving up the drinking of cow's milk. No more strep throats. No
more
lung congestion. No more common colds.

Yawn. I gave up sex on Tuesday nights and my ingrown toenail healed, my
cactus plant flowered and I won $50 in the lottery quick pick. My
conclusion, similar to yours, sex on Tuesdays is bad and I have given it
up. Anyone that has nookie on Tuesdays is in deep [censored].

Quoted message said:

Pretty good, right? By eliminating one food group item
(dairy &
cow's milk products), I have solved three health conditions (or three
"diseases"😉 in my life.

If in fact eliminating dairy helped you then by all means, stay away
from it. OTOH, when you site the "glue, etc. " crapola as the rationale
you might as well blame the position of the planets or sex on Tuesdays.
I would more suspect that your "fridge" was not cold enough and you were
too slow on the uptake to know you were drinking rancid milk. In your
case psychosomatic is a better fit. Roswell is looking for voulunteers.

-DF

In article <[email hidden]>,

George Lagergren said:

Topic: milk & disease

Quoted message said:

George Lagergren <[email hidden]> wrote:
btw, I do have a fridge. But I initially gave up drinking cow's
milk during a bad snowy week when I ran out of cow's milk. Only
sometime later do I spot the book: "Milk: The Deadly Poison" in a

bookstore.

Quoted message said:

That book pointed out that the heavy, thick casein protein contained

within

Quoted message said:

cow's milk acts like a de facto liquid glue in the human body. And I
noticed several years later, I did NOT get strep throats anymore. I do
not get common colds anymore. I do not have lung congestion anymore.

"David Wright" <[email hidden]> replied:

Quoted message said:

Make up your mind, George. You've been telling us all along you gave
up milk because of the strep, now it's because you ran out, and then
it was because milk has to be refrigerated. Now you're also telling
us you gave it up because of the [censored] information about "heavy,
thick casein protein," (a complete fabrication) and "liquid glue."

Please re-read my comments above several times.

I had already given up drinking cow's milk during a bad snowy week
caused me to run out of cow's milk. I did NOT learn about the true
nature of cow's milk until after I had already stopped drinking cow's milk.
Only later did I learn about the book: "Milk: The Deadly Poison" which told
about the heavy, thick casein protein connection acting like a defacto
"liquid glue."
And only later again did I realize I do NOT get strep throats anymore.

btw, it is NOT a complete fabrication since the book: "Milk: The
Deadly Poison" makes the comments itself.

OK, it's their fabrication, not yours, but you keep repeating it, so
you're just as much to blame.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

George, have you ever seen Elmer's glue? That's a casein glue. Do
you notice that while it's in the bottle, it's just a liquid? It
doesn't even stick to the bottle.

Perhaps humans could drink cow's milk without a problem if their
insides were actually made of plastic, like the Elmer's Glue bottle.

Elmer's doesn't become adhesive till it dries, George. And liquids
inside your body stay liquid, so they don't become glues either. I'd
like to say I'm surprised you have so much trouble with this concept,
but I'm not surprised at all -- you're so wedded to your myths that
you're not going to give them up, no matter how preposterous they
are.

-- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
"I believe The Battle of the Network Stars should be fought with guns."
-- Steve Martin