dairy

[Guest guest]

I thought there was only 4 or 5 of us.

Are there more?

I heard in BC there is a ton of mold.

Is that what you were thinking?

Re: Dairy

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> > That could be, but honestly, I think there is a law

> > against that here in Canada. Maybe not, but I cannot

> > find unpasturized dairy ANYWHERE. Not even at the

> > healthfood stores. It simply does not exist here I

> > guess maybe if I went to a farmer and asked, but not

> > in any stores.

> >

A little off topic but .......... Has anyone noticed how many people on

this forum are from Ontario, Canada? Is there mould in the air here or

something that so many of us have Candida??? ............ Chemtrails are

full of mould! That's it!! LOL

[Guest guest]

Well I say " legal " for weed because people are sitting

there smoking it like they do cigarettes now and I

never see anything getting done about it. I also

haven't heard anything about it in awhiel... Then

again, I try and refrain from keeping up with the news

*8-)

> Hey, when did they legalize it behind my back? LOL

> I thought they reversed legalization b/c the States

> was threatening with their big bad wolf ways?

> Back & forth, back & forth LOL

>

>

[Guest guest]

Guh! Yeah.. I have tried 2 kinds. They are O.K. in

eggs but on their own they are pretty damn nasty. I

started to take some lactaid on the rare occassions I

felt like eating dairy. But sure, let me know the kind

you use. Maybe it is one I haven't tried

> Hi ,

>

> What about rice cheese? I love it & even my son

> loves it.

>

[Guest guest]

Holy crap do they ever! Whatever a big company will

pay them to promote or ban... aspertame vs stevia,

pharmeceuticals vs herbs, chlorinated and florinated

chemically treated " drinking " water, FDA approved

poisons... Man, I could go on for a day Makes me

sick to my stomach to think of all the corruption,

pain and suffering *sigh*

*8-)

> I don't believe the government owns us, or knows

> what's best for us. In fact, I feel they harm us

> more than they help us, but hey, I'm just one person

> amongst masses that do what they are told. LOL

> Cya

>

>

[Guest guest]

After Justice Minister Cauchon's meeting with US Attorney General

Ashcroft Canada delayed introducing a bill to decriminalize marijuana.

Many states in the US are legalizing it with a doctor's prescription but the

feds keep butting in. What a lame war.

> Re: Dairy

>

> Hey, when did they legalize it behind my back? LOL

>

> I thought they reversed legalization b/c the States was threatening with

> their big bad wolf ways?

>

> Back & forth, back & forth LOL

>

>

>

>

> Re: Dairy

>

>

> *nod* Agreed.. crazy that weed is now " legal " but we

> can't even choose healthy milk if we want to!

>

> *8-)

>

> --- Abbadi <kmabbadi@...> wrote:

> > How facist! I drink raw milk all the time and have

> > had no problems. You all should protest to your

> > government. Abbadi

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey, you are like me LOL

I don't watch the news either. It's not healthy LOL

Try telling that to all the news junkies.

I just started reading a TIME magazine article on it today in the Podiatrist's

office.

Washington is blaming BC for their kids (teenagers) trafficking weed across from

BC to their schools.

Dave (my partner) said they've been doing that for years.

I'm still scared to smoke outside even though I smell it downtown all the time.

Cya

: )

Re: Dairy

Well I say " legal " for weed because people are sitting

there smoking it like they do cigarettes now and I

never see anything getting done about it. I also

haven't heard anything about it in awhiel... Then

again, I try and refrain from keeping up with the news

*8-)

> Hey, when did they legalize it behind my back? LOL

> I thought they reversed legalization b/c the States

> was threatening with their big bad wolf ways?

> Back & forth, back & forth LOL

>

>

[Guest guest]

I hear ya.

I've never joined any revolutionary (I'm not sure if I should write this in a

group that can be searched, the next thing you know, I'll be arrested for being

a Canadian terrorist LMAO) group, but it has crossed my mind a few times.

I just don't believe in dealing with the issues in a violent manner.

Mich

Re: Dairy

Holy crap do they ever! Whatever a big company will

pay them to promote or ban... aspertame vs stevia,

pharmeceuticals vs herbs, chlorinated and florinated

chemically treated " drinking " water, FDA approved

poisons... Man, I could go on for a day Makes me

sick to my stomach to think of all the corruption,

pain and suffering *sigh*

*8-)

> I don't believe the government owns us, or knows

> what's best for us. In fact, I feel they harm us

> more than they help us, but hey, I'm just one person

> amongst masses that do what they are told. LOL

> Cya

>

>

[Guest guest]

Cookie wrote:

>

> Can I ask why dairy is not ok? I get cravings so I buy vanilla no

> sugar ice cream. Is that ok?

The reason is in my main article " How to Successfully Overcome

Candida " .

Bee

[Guest guest]

had a problem from dairy way before CML some of the post there is a

wide range of symptom's pS TN.

[Guest guest]

Dee, typically the NotMilk agendists connive to lump all dairy

products together as bad, when clearly such a case could only be made

for a few select components, which can easily be removed, leaving

some of the most positive natural foods in existance.

By not upgrading their information to include a mountain of evidence

that contradicts their stance, they (connive to) manufacture for

themselves a kind of " fringe " following. In terms of health advice

this is a wrongful action. Anyone got a better word?

con·nive (k & #601;-n & #299;v')

intr.v., -nived, -niv·ing, -nives.

To cooperate secretly in an illegal or wrongful action; collude: The

dealers connived with customs officials to bring in narcotics.

To scheme; plot.

To feign ignorance of or fail to take measures against a wrong, thus

implying tacit encouragement or consent: The guards were suspected of

conniving at the prisoner's escape.

Duncan

>

> I don't think raw milk is the same thing though, is it? It is only

> pasteurised Milk which is bad I thought. Dee

>

>     -- 

>

> <The calender of the Theocracy of Muntab counts down, not up. No-

one knows

> why, but it might not be a good idea to hang around and find out.>

>

> -- (Terry Pratchett, Wyrd Sisters)

>

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>

>

> -- Dairy

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>

>

> Milk, the Deadly Poison:

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>

[Guest guest]

When we started with Dr. G. 4 years ago,and found out she is allergic to dairy,

we simply told her she is allergic to milk, all cheese, and anything with

chocolate. We didn't buy any other variations of any of it as not to confuse

her. After a couple of weeks, she didn't miss it, and enjoyed being in charge of

what not to eat. We also put a list of the refrigerator. Our whole family gave

it up as well.

It just seemed much safer to make it a blanket statement to protect her when she

is not with us. She also knows not to eat any cracker with cheese in it, or

cheeto's, cheddar rice cakes... she eats a high protein diet with lots of raw

veggies. She drinks water, and diet drinks. She feels so much better. We just

knew it would be impossible for her to give up her milk and goldfish, but she

did.

Joni

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