Quoted message said:"Beth Kevles" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Cow's milk protein (dairy) is harmful for those who can't tolerate it.
It's one of the more common childhood allergies, and cow's milk protein
intolerance *may* be more common among adults than commonly thought.
Like my strep throats having the ROOT cause from the drinking of
cow's milk.
Quoted message said:However, a majority of people can consume cow's milk products to their
heart's content with no adverse effects.
May be should be re-stated like: However, a majority of people can
consume cow's milk products to their heart's content with no NOTICABLE or
OUTWARD adverse effects.
There may be UN-NOTICABLE or INWARD adverse effects.
Quoted message said:A "hidden food allergy", by the way, is just an allergy (or intolerance)
that hasn't yet been diagnosed. Once it's diagnosed, it's no longer
hidden. Right?
Sounds right to me. The bad part is that "hidden food allergies"
can remain "hidden" for 30 to 40 years because most M.D.s do not understand
diet medicine.
Hopefully, that is or will be changing in the future. With the
explosion of medical information / knowledge geared toward the lay person.
The anti-dairy (& anti-cow's milk) position did NOT exist 30 years ago.
See www.notmilk.com ; www.panix.com/~nomilk ; and www.milksucks.com .