From: "Robert Cohen" <notmilk~...> Date: Fri May 27, 2005
11:15 am Subject: Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
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Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)

On April 19, 2005, after reading a bit of dairy industry
propaganda (Hoard's Dairyman had reported, "A strictly
vegetarian diet harms children's growth."), I posted
this column:

<http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/notmilk/message/1991 >

One Notmilk reader, Ann Mallon, wrote a letter of protest to
the editor of Hoard's. I was pleased to see the following on
page 374 of the May 25, 2005 issue of the National Dairy
Farm Magazine:

"The Vegetarian Side

Please check your sources before you make such a report as you
did (April 10 issue, page 255) saying vegan children are
unhealthy. Meat is a multi-business industry, and this was
taken advantage to disseminate propaganda.

Your claims are complete rubbish. I am a nutritionist and a
vegan and previously was unhealthy eating a meat diet. I also
was anemic. Plant foods are what nature intended for us, not
carcasses.

Meat is such big dollars, and that's why it exists today. The
companies want to frigthen vegans off by implanting their evil
lies. That lie now exists as justification for meat producers
to condemn a plant-based diet as being unhealthy. One molehill
of propaganda has grown into a mountain of misunderstanding."

Ann Mallon

Thanks, Ann! Great letter. :>)

Robert Cohen http://www.notmilk.com

Actually, a strictly vegetarian diet does do harm to
children's growth. One letter to the editor does not change
that reality.

TC

rudy-canoza~excite.com wrote:
  > From: "Robert Cohen" <notmilk~...> Date: Fri May 27, 2005
  > 11:15 am Subject: Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
  > notmilk2002 Offline Send Email
  >
  > Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
  >
  > On April 19, 2005, after reading a bit of dairy industry
  > propaganda (Hoard's Dairyman had reported, "A strictly
  > vegetarian diet harms children's growth."), I posted
  > this column:
  >
  > <http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/notmilk/message/1991 >
  >
  > One Notmilk reader, Ann Mallon, wrote a letter of protest to
  > the editor of Hoard's. I was pleased to see the following on
  > page 374 of the May 25, 2005 issue of the National Dairy
  > Farm Magazine:
  >
  > "The Vegetarian Side
  >
  > Please check your sources before you make such a report as
  > you did (April 10 issue, page 255) saying vegan children are
  > unhealthy. Meat is a multi-business industry, and this was
  > taken advantage to disseminate propaganda.
  >
  > Your claims are complete rubbish. I am a nutritionist and a
  > vegan and previously was unhealthy eating a meat diet. I
  > also was anemic. Plant foods are what nature intended for
  > us, not carcasses.
  >
  > Meat is such big dollars, and that's why it exists today.
  > The companies want to frigthen vegans off by implanting
  > their evil lies. That lie now exists as justification for
  > meat producers to condemn a plant-based diet as being
  > unhealthy. One molehill of propaganda has grown into a
  > mountain of misunderstanding."
  >
  > Ann Mallon
  >
  > Thanks, Ann! Great letter. :>)
  >
  > Robert Cohen http://www.notmilk.com

<rudy-canoza~excite.com> wrote:
  > From: "Robert Cohen" <notmilk~...> Date: Fri May 27, 2005
  > 11:15 am Subject: Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
  > notmilk2002
  >
  > Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
  >
  > On April 19, 2005, after reading a bit of dairy industry
  > propaganda (Hoard's Dairyman had reported, "A strictly
  > vegetarian diet harms children's growth."), I posted
  > this column:
  >
  > <http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/notmilk/message/1991 >
  >
  > One Notmilk reader, Ann Mallon, wrote a letter of protest to
  > the editor of Hoard's. I was pleased to see the following on
  > page 374 of the May 25, 2005 issue of the National Dairy
  > Farm Magazine:
  >
  > "The Vegetarian Side
  >
  > Please check your sources before you make such a report as
  > you did (April 10 issue, page 255) saying vegan children are
  > unhealthy. Meat is a multi-business industry, and this was
  > taken advantage to disseminate propaganda.
  >
  > Your claims are complete rubbish. I am a nutritionist and a
  > vegan and previously was unhealthy eating a meat diet. I
  > also was anemic. Plant foods are what nature intended for
  > us, not carcasses.
  >
  > Meat is such big dollars, and that's why it exists today.
  > The companies want to frigthen vegans off by implanting
  > their evil lies. That lie now exists as justification for
  > meat producers to condemn a plant-based diet as being
  > unhealthy. One molehill of propaganda has grown into a
  > mountain of misunderstanding."
  >
  > Ann Mallon
  >
  > Thanks, Ann! Great letter. :>)
  >
  > Robert Cohen http://www.notmilk.com

<rudy-canoza~excite.com> wrote in message
news:1117572606.530092.277250~o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
  > From: "Robert Cohen" <notmilk~...> Date: Fri May 27, 2005
  > 11:15 am Subject: Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
  > notmilk2002 Offline Send Email
  >
  > Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
  >
  > On April 19, 2005, after reading a bit of dairy industry
  > propaganda (Hoard's Dairyman had reported, "A strictly
  > vegetarian diet harms children's growth."), I posted
  > this column:
  >
  > <http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/notmilk/message/1991 >
  >
  > One Notmilk reader, Ann Mallon, wrote a letter of protest to
  > the editor of Hoard's. I was pleased to see the following on
  > page 374 of the May 25, 2005 issue of the National Dairy
  > Farm Magazine:
  >
  > "The Vegetarian Side
  >
  > Please check your sources before you make such a report as
  > you did (April 10 issue, page 255) saying vegan children are
  > unhealthy. Meat is a multi-business industry, and this was
  > taken advantage to disseminate propaganda.
  >
  > Your claims are complete rubbish. I am a nutritionist and a
  > vegan and previously was unhealthy eating a meat diet. I
  > also was anemic. Plant foods are what nature intended for
  > us, not carcasses.

The nutritionist is a child? The topic was children and anyone
raising a child on a vegan diet should be put in jail. The
Nomilk people align themselves with sick idiots mentally and
physically.

Robert wrote:
  > <rudy-canoza~excite.com> wrote in message news:1117572606.5-
  > 30092.277250~o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
     > > From: "Robert Cohen" <notmilk~...> Date: Fri May 27, 2005
     > > 11:15 am Subject: Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
     > > notmilk2002 Offline Send Email
     > >
     > > Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
     > >
     > > On April 19, 2005, after reading a bit of dairy industry
     > > propaganda (Hoard's Dairyman had reported, "A strictly
     > > vegetarian diet harms children's growth."), I posted this
     > > column:
     > >
     > > <http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/notmilk/message/-
     > > 1991 >
     > >
     > > One Notmilk reader, Ann Mallon, wrote a letter of protest
     > > to the editor of Hoard's. I was pleased to see the
     > > following on page 374 of the May 25, 2005 issue of the
     > > National Dairy Farm Magazine:
     > >
     > > "The Vegetarian Side
     > >
     > > Please check your sources before you make such a report as
     > > you did (April 10 issue, page 255) saying vegan children
     > > are unhealthy. Meat is a multi-business industry, and this
     > > was taken advantage to disseminate propaganda.
     > >
     > > Your claims are complete rubbish. I am a nutritionist and
     > > a vegan and previously was unhealthy eating a meat diet. I
     > > also was anemic. Plant foods are what nature intended for
     > > us, not carcasses.
  >
  > The nutritionist is a child? The topic was children and
  > anyone raising a child on a vegan diet should be put in
  > jail. The Nomilk people align themselves with sick idiots
  > mentally and physically.

Did you get a day pass?

Suggesting putrifying flesh and lactation fluids from diseased
animals is proper nutrition for children is criminal insanity.

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<JQ9ne.11788$M36.6955~newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
George Lagergren <gel44~earthlink.net> wrote:
  ><rudy-canoza~excite.com> wrote:
     >> From: "Robert Cohen" <notmilk~...> Date: Fri May 27, 2005
     >> 11:15 am Subject: Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
     >> notmilk2002
     >>
     >> Congrats to Notmilk Reader (& Writer)
     >>
     >> On April 19, 2005, after reading a bit of dairy industry
     >> propaganda (Hoard's Dairyman had reported, "A strictly
     >> vegetarian diet harms children's growth."), I posted this
     >> column:
     >>
     >> <http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/notmilk/message-
     >> /1991 >
     >>
     >> One Notmilk reader, Ann Mallon, wrote a letter of protest
     >> to the editor of Hoard's. I was pleased to see the
     >> following on page 374 of the May 25, 2005 issue of the
     >> National Dairy Farm Magazine:
     >>
     >> "The Vegetarian Side
     >>
     >> Please check your sources before you make such a report as
     >> you did (April 10 issue, page 255) saying vegan children
     >> are unhealthy. Meat is a multi-business industry, and this
     >> was taken advantage to disseminate propaganda.
     >>
     >> Your claims are complete rubbish. I am a nutritionist and a
     >> vegan and previously was unhealthy eating a meat diet. I
     >> also was anemic. Plant foods are what nature intended for
     >> us, not carcasses.

Anyone who makes statements about what "nature intended" is a
goofball. Nature is not a conscious entity.

Anyone who can't see that humans are clearly omnivores is an
idiot and need not be taken seriously.

     >> Meat is such big dollars, and that's why it exists today.

I think meat existed before there were dollars.

     >> The companies want to frigthen vegans off by implanting
     >> their evil lies. That lie now exists as justification for
     >> meat producers to condemn a plant-based diet as being
     >> unhealthy. One molehill of propaganda has grown into a
     >> mountain of misunderstanding."

It doesn't have to be unhealthy, but for vegans, getting
enough B12 is more work.

-- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net These are my
opinions only, but they're almost always correct. "I don't
need someone to tell me that George W. Bush is a deceitful,
corrupt, clever and destructive man--that's pretty clear on
the face of it." -- Garrison Keillor