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Old 02-23-2013, 06:27 PM
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I grew up with our own milk cow and unpasteuized dairy, but I do have some food allergys.

Ihave to be real careful not to get soy. If I eat a burger made with soy I have an asmtha attack within an hour.

You would be surprised what all has soy products in it.
Your food allergies are from eating heavily processed foods.

I wouldn't feed soy to a rat.

Only place for pasteurized milk is in the toilet.

Pasteurized milk is deader than fried chicken.
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Re: What's for Dinner Tonight?

It's irony at its finest ......my maternal grandparents (and many other relatives ) were WI dairy farmers!

It's been 3 years since I learned that I couldn't have dairy -----it does present "challenges" .
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Re: What's for Dinner Tonight?

I heard someone say once that when shopping at a grocery store, if you stay on the three outside walls of the store, hitting the produce, meat, and dairy sections, you are the safest as far as staying away from all the chemicals in the food.

Then when you begin to see how many chemicals are involved even in the production of meat, dairy and vegetables... it is scary to think of WHAT we can actually eat that isn't doing some kind of damage to our bodies!

Growing your own food is optimal, if possible so that you know what you are getting. Buying your meat from the locals is best, if they assure you they are not hormone-laden. Non pasteurized raw milk is the only way to go. Any other milk having been pasteurized is chemically altered, and difficult for our bodies to process.

Eating healthy without chemically laden foods is a challenge in the country we live in, to be sure!
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FollowingJesus go to this website.
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Your food allergies are from eating heavily processed foods.

I wouldn't feed soy to a rat.

Only place for pasteurized milk is in the toilet.

Pasteurized milk is deader than fried chicken.
Agreed. Do you buy your raw milk locally?
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Old 02-23-2013, 06:31 PM
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Agreed. Do you buy your raw milk locally?
Yes.
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Old 02-23-2013, 06:32 PM
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Your food allergies are from eating heavily processed foods.

I wouldn't feed soy to a rat.

Only place for pasteurized milk is in the toilet.

Pasteurized milk is deader than fried chicken.
Not trying to disagree but growing up we reaised our own veggies and meat and had our own milk cow.

We rarely ate processed food. My aunt was raise the same way and was also allergic to milk products/

I still try to raise some of my own veggies. I have learn what to avoid and do much better now.
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Old 02-23-2013, 08:23 PM
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Pizza tonight, courtesy of the local take out!
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Old 02-23-2013, 08:26 PM
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We also had Pizza tonight at Pizza Hut.
Pan meat lovers with extra extra sauce
and a couple of salads. Was wonderful!
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Your food allergies are from eating heavily processed foods.

I wouldn't feed soy to a rat.

Only place for pasteurized milk is in the toilet.

Pasteurized milk is deader than fried chicken.
Much of our soybeans have been genetically modified. This just might be where your allergies are coming from.

Almost all corn is genetically modified and my sister developed allergies to corn.
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