Milk that is designed for a baby calf? It completely baffles me tbh, we're the only mammal that drinks the milk of another species, seems totally wrong to me. We have no need to drink milk after infancy but if you must there are plenty of plant based alternatives.
LOL these days everyone seems to question everything we do. Nothing wrong with drinking it, there will still be enough for the calf to live anyway. Also, plant based alternatives just aren't as tasty for a lot of people (including me).
Human trafficking and sex slaves is cruel. Terrorism is cruel. The tobacco industry is cruel. The fashion industry with respect to manufacturing and labour practice is cruel.
Life is cruel.
We need to learn how to treat eachother before we really worry about how to look after the earth and it's lovely animals.
Priorities.
We can solve all of those problems simultaneously; it won't hinder crackdowns on human trafficking, terrorism, smoking, and all the rest if we try and wean ourselves off milk at the same time.
In any case the beef and dairy industry creates many more problems than simply being cruel to the animals. It contributes to world hunger, climate change, antibiotic resistance, and the prevalence of cancer and heart disease. I think I'd prioritise it over sorting out the fashion industry at the very least - but as I've said, we can do both at once.
Oh and by the way I really hate when people say "life isn't fair" or "life is cruel" as if that were an argument for anything. Why the **** do we even have, say, a criminal justice system, if we've accepted that life is irredeemably, insolvably unfair and unjust? Why even try?
Milk that is designed for a baby calf? It completely baffles me tbh, we're the only mammal that drinks the milk of another species, seems totally wrong to me. We have no need to drink milk after infancy but if you must there are plenty of plant based alternatives.
You can stop drinking milk if you want, doesn't mean others have to stop. From a moral standpoint you may have an argument but there is a million other ways humans are bad and unethical. Reason, because we are at the top of the food chain.
Nope it's not. Time to go do some research. I'm directly quoting my lecture notes in that milk from cows that have calved <3 days ago can't go into the human food chain. Considering you didn't know TB is a zoonosis, I feel like you're not up to speed on the dairy industry.
You can buy powdered colostrum if you're into that, mainly from the states, I wouldn't take it as it's expensive and useless.
Eliott Hulse is a pseudoscientist, who long ago lost all his credibility. Raw milk isn't better for you, it's a myth and contains zoonoses. There's a reason why milk is pasteurised; it's not for economics.
Nope it's not. Time to go do some research. I'm directly quoting my lecture notes in that milk from cows that have calved <3 days ago can't go into the human food chain. Considering you didn't know TB is a zoonosis, I feel like you're not up to speed on the dairy industry.
You can buy powdered colostrum if you're into that, mainly from the states, I wouldn't take it as it's expensive and useless.
Could you show me the law that states that consuming colostrum is illegal? I can't seem to find it.
We can care about more than one thing though, we don't have to choose between not being a terrorist and caring about animals
It seems the vegans are mostly only concerned with animal welfare and to an extent, the environment.
They don't care the fags they smoke contain tobacco harvested by children made sick from the farming, or that the clothes they wear are made by people (usually young) who work for a few pennies an hour.
We can solve all of those problems simultaneously; it won't hinder crackdowns on human trafficking, terrorism, smoking, and all the rest if we try and wean ourselves off milk at the same time.
In any case the beef and dairy industry creates many more problems than simply being cruel to the animals. It contributes to world hunger, climate change, antibiotic resistance, and the prevalence of cancer and heart disease. I think I'd prioritise it over sorting out the fashion industry at the very least - but as I've said, we can do both at once.
Oh and by the way I really hate when people say "life isn't fair" or "life is cruel" as if that were an argument for anything. Why the **** do we even have, say, a criminal justice system, if we've accepted that life is irredeemably, insolvably unfair and unjust? Why even try?
Yes, but we don't, and won't solve these problems simultaneously.
Where there is inequality and bad practice, there is usually more money to be made. Where there is profit, injustice will follow but unfortunately the need to make profit trumps all.
Not sure if can't read or attempting to russle. You can consume it, but colostrum can't go into bulk milk for liquid milk as it'll fail the tank under antimicrobial testing as it's bacteriocidal/ static and is hence prohibited
Colostrum can be sold under raw milk legislation which has a range of requirements, including much higher acceptable bacterial counts etc. There's a number of hoops to jump through and is not widely practiced due a lack of demand and health risks.
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Dairy products (Hygiene) Regulations 1995
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Milk and dairies (general) regulations 1959
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EC regulations (H1-5)
That's where most of the stuff I've just said come from also stuff from 853/2004 and other stuff from /2004 and also industry milk requirements which aren't published on the internet
Tl;dr - there's no colostrum in the stuff in the supermarkets