cow's milk info

[George Lag]

Topic: cow's milk info

A friend feels raw cow's milk is healthy. But that grocery
store purchased cow's milk is un-healthy because of the
pasteurization and homogenization processes, and if NOT
organic cow's milk, the addition of bovine growth hormones.

Pasteurization: Pasteurization destroys protective
health-promoting nutrients that are in
milk.

Homogenization: Homogenization makes it easier for the
xanthine oxidase in milk to enter the blood stream. This
enzyme damages arterial walls and causes coronary artery
disease.

Bovine growth Hormones: Bovine growth hormone elevates levels
of another hormone, insulin-like growth factor (not destroyed
by pasteurization) , which causes cells to divide and
potentially become cancerous. End

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"George Lagergren" <gel44@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:CCbOe.1117$I93.262@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> Topic: cow's milk info
>
> A friend feels raw cow's milk is healthy. But that grocery
> store purchased cow's milk is un-healthy because of the
> pasteurization and homogenization processes, and if NOT
> organic cow's milk, the addition of bovine growth hormones.
>
> Pasteurization: Pasteurization destroys protective
> health-promoting nutrients that are in
> milk.
>
> Homogenization: Homogenization makes it easier for the
> xanthine oxidase in milk to enter the blood stream. This
> enzyme damages arterial walls and causes coronary artery
> disease.
>
> Bovine growth Hormones: Bovine growth hormone elevates
> levels of another hormone, insulin-like growth factor (not
> destroyed by pasteurization) , which causes cells to divide
> and potentially become cancerous.

Sources please?

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[David Wrig]

In article
<CCbOe.1117$I93.262@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net>, George
Lagergren <gel44@earthlink.net> wrote:
>Topic: cow's milk info
>
>A friend feels raw cow's milk is healthy. But that grocery
>store purchased cow's milk is un-healthy because of the
>pasteurization and homogenization processes, and if NOT
>organic cow's milk, the addition of bovine growth hormones.
>
>Pasteurization: Pasteurization destroys protective
>health-promoting nutrients that are in
>milk.

Name 2.

>Homogenization: Homogenization makes it easier for the
>xanthine oxidase in milk to enter the blood stream.
>This enzyme damages arterial walls and causes coronary
>artery disease.

No, it doesn't. The research that claims it does is unfounded.

>Bovine growth Hormones: Bovine growth hormone elevates levels
>of another hormone, insulin-like growth factor (not destroyed
>by pasteurization) , which causes cells to divide and
>potentially become cancerous.

Not at all clear that this has any effect on humans who
drink milk.

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