The NOTMILKMAN (Robert Cohen) asked me to post this.
Dave Rietz, Webmaster
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MILK AND INFERTILITY

Cow's milk proteins and bovine hormones
survive human digestive processes to exert
powerful effects on the human body. Thousands
of studies published in peer-reviewed
scientific journals support this conclusion.

There is also a milk sugar that initiates a
catalytic effect upon human organs, burning
and destroying tissues with such intensity
that it continuously taxes a body's resources
to repair the cellular damage.

Those humans unable to tolerate lactose are
the fortunate ones. They have eliminated milk
and dairy from their diets, and, like 75% of
the world's population, enjoy lower rates of
osteoporosis, cancer, and heart disease.

Lactose is a milk sugar made up of glucose
and galactose. Mention galactose to your
eye doctor and he or she will more than
likely be able to provide you with the
connection between glaucoma and galactose
consumption.

Galactose is toxic to the human system.

MILK AND MORTALITY

Cardiologist David Gordon, M.D., wrote a
book linking milk and dairy consumption
to heart disease. He includes 428
scientific papers, published in the most
respected of peer-reviewed journals, that
identify galactose as a key factor
in heart disease. More info:

http://www.notmilk.com/deb/090599.html

A 1994 study (American Journal of Epidemiology,
Vol. 139, No.3 1994 Daniel W. Cramer, et. al)
identifies galactose as a causative factor in
pathological ovarian function.

Humans who are unable to digest lactose are
referred to as having adult hypolactasia.
Cramer's study found that a decline in
fertility rates is higher in populations
with high milk consumption.

Got infertility? Eliminate milk and dairy
from your diet.

LACTASE is sold as a cure for those unable
to digest lactose. Do not be foolish enough
to first take the antidote so that you can
then take the poison.

Thanks to Scott Roseff, M.D. for the
heads-up on the infertility study.

Robert Cohen
http://www.notmilk.com