Re: OT: NEW STRAINS OF DISEASE -So what is in your milk?

February 15, 2002

ok, so, my head's out of the sand on most issues.... this one, however, I

prefer to remain blinded on ....

YUCK ... I DON'T want to knwo what's in my milk....

lol

really, I don't .... <G>

February 15, 2002

the typical, average large dairy farms have been

routinely feeding their stock with antibiotics for

decades!!! why are they suddenly considering it

dangerous???

claudia

--- Sheri Nakken <vaccineinfo@...> wrote:

>

> > This week (Feb 13, 2002), the Food and Drug

> > Administration announced that Sozinho Farms,

> > a California dairy farm operation, agreed to

> > pay a $140,000 fine because their cows sold to

> > slaughterhouses tested positive for antibiotic

> > residues.

> >

> > Sozinho Farms is prohibited from selling

> > meat from their antibiotic-filled bovines, but

> > their milk continues to reach supermarkets, and

> > ultimately, children's bodies.

> >

> > What happens when dairy cows are treated

> > with antibiotics? According to the June, 1999

> > edition of the Journal of Food Protein:

> >

> > " The administration of subtherapeutic doses

> > of antibiotics to livestock introduces selective

> > pressures that may lead to the emergence and

> > dissemination of resistant bacteria. The

> > present findings clearly demonstrate that

> > antibiotic-resistant bacteria in beef and

> > milk pose a serious problem. "

> >

> > Sick cows make for sick milk, and some germs

> > find ways to survive the solutions of men.

> Bacteria

> > develop new strains with immunities to

> antibiotics.

> > People then drink the antibiotic-laden milk

> > with the new germs and have no protection

> > from illness.

> >

> > How many of those teeming bacteria can be found

> > in just one drop of sour milk? The shocking

> answer,

> > according to Lincoln Lampert, autor of Modern

> > Dairy Products:

> >

> > " A drop of sour milk may contain more than 50

> > million bacteria. "

> >

> > What can happen to humans who drink sour milk?

> > The June, 1994 issue of Your Health reported:

> >

> > " In 1992, 19,000 deaths were attributed to

> > infections caused by antibiotic-resistant

> > organisms. They played a partial role in

> > another 58,000 deaths that same year. "

> >

> > This week, by a vote of 58-40, the United States

> Senate

> > passed a bill that seeks to eradicate a very

> serious cow

> > disease called e's. e's is caused by

> mycobacterium

> > paratuberculosis. For humans, there is a direct

> link to

> > irritable bowel syndrome and Crohn's disease from

> > drinking cow's milk.

> >

> > Forty million Americans having irritable bowels

> > may have already been infected.

> >

> > Hundreds of millions of dollars will be spent to

> attempt

> > to eradicate a problem plaguing the tens of

> millions of

> > Americans so infected. They should call this

> program:

> >

> > Closing the barn door after the cows have gotten

> out.

> >

> > Seven years ago (1/24/95), Hoard's Dairyman, the

> dairy

> > farmer's magazine, warned:

> >

> > " e's disease and Crohn's disease are

> remarkably

> > similar in clinical signs and intestinal

> pathology. "

> >

> > Cows are to be treated with new antibiotics, and

> new

> > and more powerful strains of mycobacterium

> paratuberculosis

> > will develop. You are reading it here first.

> >

> > Drink milk and eat cheese and place yourself and

> your

> > loved ones in jeopardy.

> >

> > Don't delude yourself by imagining that

> pasteurization

> > kills bacteria. The New England Journal of

> Medicine

> > (Volume 312;7) determined:

> >

> > " Listeria organisms excreted in cow's milk escaped

> > pasteurization, grew well at refrigerator

> temperatures,

> > and were ingested by consumers. "

> >

> > Is this the exception or the rule? The Journal of

> > Environmental Microbiology (Volume 53) answered

> that

> > question:

> >

> > " Milk from cows inoculated with listeria was

> pooled

> > for 2 to 4 days and then heated at 162 degrees

> > Fahrenheit for 16 seconds in a high-temperature,

> > short-time pasteurization unit. Live listeria

> > bacteria was then successfully isolated from the

> > milk after heat treatment in 11 of 12

> > pasteurization trials. "

> >

> > Dairy farmers deny that milk can contain

> antibiotic

> > residues or live bacteria. If you swallow that

> lie,

> > and their milk, you must take responsibility for

> your

> > own actions. There is neither medicine nor

> physician

> > who will heal you after you drink body fluids from

> > diseased animals.

> >

> > Cohen

> http://www.notmilk.com>http://www.notmilk.com

>

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February 15, 2002

At 01:08 PM 02/15/2002 -0600, you wrote:

>ok, so, my head's out of the sand on most issues.... this one, however, I

>prefer to remain blinded on ....

>

>YUCK ... I DON'T want to knwo what's in my milk....

>

>lol

>really, I don't .... <G>

>

Well at least buy organic! <G>

Sheri

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ANY INFO OBTAINED HERE NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS MEDICAL OR LEGAL ADVICE. THE

DECISION TO VACCINATE IS YOURS AND YOURS ALONE.

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February 15, 2002

LOL, I just found out there was organic ...

Ya know, we live in the sticks, you'd think we'd find a farm out here

willing to sell us fresh milk mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

guess I should do some askign around huh? There's a family that goes to our

church that lives on a farm, maybe they can point me in the right direction.

February 15, 2002

oops, provided that fresh milk doesn't have a bunch of crap in it huh?

February 15, 2002

Well, I guess this is as good a place as any to give my intro... I'm

, 24, married to , 25. We have one daughter, Lydia, 5

months. We are part owners in a dairy farm in upstate NY. I'm very

discouraged to see unsupported claims about dairying posted here, as

this is NOT what I came here for. I want to learn more about

vaccinating/not vaccinating my child, I want to be able to learn this

without having my livelihood bashed. Perhaps I'll find this

impossible, but I will continue to lurk in hopes of gaining some

insight into vaccination.

Incidentally, every shipment of milk is tested for antibiotics, and

if antibiotics ARE found, the shipment is dumped, the farmer may be

fined and/or have his/her milk shipping privledges taken away for a

length of time, causing thousands of pounds of milk to be dumped.

Animals sold for beef are also tested for antibiotics, and if they

are found to have antibioics the farm incurs a fine and is banned

from selling livestock for a length of time. At any rate, antibiotics

do NOT reach the consumer. If you are interested in reading more

about the safety of your dairy products, look here:

http://www.acsh.org/publications/reports/milkado.pdf

Or, feel free to email me if you'd like to discuss the issue further.

in NY

SAHM to Lydia Joy 9/17/01

February 15, 2002

Dear ,

If you came to find out about vaccination, you came to the right place.

Welcome.

Joanna

February 15, 2002

Okay, this right here is enough for me to *NOT* believe just about EVERYTHING on

that website.

Jo in FL/VA

http://www.acsh.org/press/releases/soda102198.html

Re: OT: NEW STRAINS OF DISEASE -So what is in your

milk?