Nefarious86 wrote:Is thePrince a vegan [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
No, not vegan. Or Paleo, or anything like that. Just a person who is willing to question the norm.
prendrefeu wrote: you may want to spend some substantial time learning about research and science as a field
Coming from the person says this:
prendrefeu wrote:The odd thing is though in science you can't quite replicate studies on long term usage like, oh, actual human results over the course of centuries...and NO firm conclusion can be made from your study.
And then this:
prendrefeu wrote:Now, are there studies in health which have drawn conclusions that are fairly comprehensive? Absolutely. Smoking, nicotine addictions, cancer... those are pretty darn conclusive after so many studies have been done across very thorough cohorts, testing on various mammals, and so on.
So you think there is no way possible you could have a sample size big enough, unless it's smoking, nicotine, cancer? Your statements are contradictory.
prendrefeu wrote:Your metaphor of construction methods and production to nutrition of dairy products is... well... not only weird, it's without any merit.
It's not weird, and it's not without merit. If you are trying to build/maintain a strong foundation for yourself, milk might have a few nutrients that could be useful. And it also has nutrients, like calcium, that we are told we need large amounts of. Reality is looking like a different story. The point is you could consider other foods that have those helpful nutrients, and skip the milk if you want a stronger foundation. Or at least practice some moderation while the subject is being studied.
Drinking 2 gallons of milk per week (not moderation)...well it's your body. If it makes you happy, it's no sweat off my back. Completely discounting and disregarding scientific research because it isn't 100% conclusive...it's your body, again no sweat off my back. I don't take it personally if you drink milk. Just thought a healthy discussion on the matter might be enlightening for those who are unaware there are actually two sides to the milk story.