I think way too many people subscribe to an all-or-nothing type of mentality.
Alcohol is bad. Does that mean you should never ever ever under any circumstance drink it? Hey, maybe the damage to your system will improve your immune strength and response in the future. Maybe the liver gets some benefit from it. That is, in small portions drawn on over long periods of time. But nope, people are either drinking to massive excess, or they abstain from it altogether.
Milk might be bad, but it has *some* benefits. Maybe instead of black and white thinking (such as, I'm going to drink 3 litres of it every day for the rest of my life and fuck the consequences vs complete and total avoidance) we can think of alternatives. Hey, we're smart enough to understand *why* something is suboptimal for us. So that gives us the advantage to correct it.
Maybe we can moderate our pasteurized milk intake, increase our raw milk intake, alternate between types of milk and even, *god forbid,* cycle through the use and disuse of it.
Many studies have shown that there are many negative effects of consistent, long-term overuse of milk (and of any one thing, really). Why cling so fiercely to your #1 favourite thing? Variety is good for you, you know. Find a second favourite thing you can enjoy.
Alcohol is bad. Does that mean you should never ever ever under any circumstance drink it? Hey, maybe the damage to your system will improve your immune strength and response in the future. Maybe the liver gets some benefit from it. That is, in small portions drawn on over long periods of time. But nope, people are either drinking to massive excess, or they abstain from it altogether.
Milk might be bad, but it has *some* benefits. Maybe instead of black and white thinking (such as, I'm going to drink 3 litres of it every day for the rest of my life and fuck the consequences vs complete and total avoidance) we can think of alternatives. Hey, we're smart enough to understand *why* something is suboptimal for us. So that gives us the advantage to correct it.
Maybe we can moderate our pasteurized milk intake, increase our raw milk intake, alternate between types of milk and even, *god forbid,* cycle through the use and disuse of it.
Many studies have shown that there are many negative effects of consistent, long-term overuse of milk (and of any one thing, really). Why cling so fiercely to your #1 favourite thing? Variety is good for you, you know. Find a second favourite thing you can enjoy.

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