Oli

What if we put in a single drop of ethanol and the rest premium?

You're speaking in either/ors. If someone has 2 glasses of milk a day and a 4000 cal diet and consider its effect over months and years then the UHT vs Pasteurized debate isnt that bigger deal.

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Daniel.308

But why not feed your body the better product?

What is the advantage? You save $1? I am sure you can save $1 in other things you buy or consume?

Fucking with our food is what is causing all these diseases (whether it be processing, herbicides, pesticides, GMO's etc etc.)...

Why not opt for the choice which is least processed?

I was planning on giving you an essay but I read somewhere that your against raw milk... lol if you can't seem to understand the benefits of raw milk over pasteurized and homogenized milk I am not even going to bother explaining the difference between UHT vs homogenized pasteurized milk...

Goodluck

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I know that if anyone here has drank raw milk they would not go back to that white rubbish ever again.

2 totally different products. Simply for taste alone raw wins hands down.

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Oli

You're talking about food as 'bad' or 'better'. All food has its context.

If I were living somewhere which had frequent power blackouts then yes, UHT milk would be a better option.

I feel sorry for you and noobs when all you eat/drink is raw milk. You're missing out on so many micro nutrients from other foods.

Thank you Alternate Nutrition Magazine.

If you end up with tuberculosis I'll lol like hell.

If you think there will be a significant difference between the health of individuals who eat a varied diet with raw milk and a varied diet with pasteurized milk apart from cash outlay then you have issues. Start looking at the bigger picture.

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leachy

Jesus christ, it's just milk. Eat and drink what you like. People put alot worse shit into their bodies.

I drink milk all the time, and feel fucking fantastic. Doc says I'm all good, so I am going to keep doing it.

Keep your preaching until what you eat 100% of the time is perfect.

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I've drank raw milk pretty much my whole life but had to switch to pasteurized milk for a few years while I was away. Apart from a slight taste difference which you get used to in a day or so I noticed no difference.

Oli

This isnt a UHT milk vs raw milk or whatever debate. Its about a mindset of villianising foods and failing to look at the overall picture.

If you eat a varied diet (lean meats, etas, fruit/veg, starches) but fall down with UHT milk you'll probably be okay. If you eat two food types (raw milk and brown rice) then all the rawness in the world isn't going to save you.

Pasteurized milk vs raw milk in a varied diet of 4000 cal. Would it even be statistically variable?

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Mickey Blue eyes

Ok I have to add,

To answer the first question even if no one can remember what it was, is;
Uht milk is milk, it comes from cows and tastes suspiciously like milk...... For ease and Convenience they made it long life and cheap..... so if you are say, a student or a tight cnut then uht it is for you. but if you like non uht milk ( see I didnt say FRESH OR RAW) then fucken buy it drink it and shit it out.
its milk who cares unless your some super dooper mega athlete but then you wouldnt care becasuse you would probably use P.E.D.'S

hakea

oh, i seemed to have aroused some characters. I would agree with Oliver though. You have to take a holistic approach.

So basically the overall answer is yes, non-uht milk is better than uht milk but in the scheme of things, it wont make much of a difference.

I think ill just buy a bit of both. Especially if im planning to drink 2-3ltrs a day.

Thanks for the answers.

Daniel.308

1. The “bigger picture” here is that all the foods you eat are deficient in nutrients through poor soil and from the need to mass produce and make more money... They then compensate through spraying them with chemicals as the plants themselves can’t defend themselves from things such as insects etc. Since the “(lean meats, etas, fruit/veg, starches)” you would be eating would be missing micro nutrients why would you then opt for something like UHT milk over fresh milk (whether it be raw or not)? Why add something that is processed with fewer nutrients on top of your so called “healthy 4000 calorie diet” of lean meats and vegetables (which you probably cook, which then looses even more nutrients and enzymes)?

2. Raw milk and brown rice? Are you kidding? Since when did I say that was my diet?

3. Why not give your body the better option? If I drink 4litres a day of processed milk I won’t get off the toilet for hours, yet if I have 4litres of milk of raw milk I am fine and have no mucous build up... Is this a coincidence? I don’t think so... Give your body what it deserves...


I think the issue here is that you Oliver eat to get stronger... I plan to eat to get stronger and be as healthy as I possibly can...


But you seem as if you have made up your mind though, I am not here to convince you, I am sure your local GP and government will assist you in taking care of yourself with their great advice... But for everyone else here that is reading this eat food the way it is supposed to be. People from my village are 90+ years old lifting more than the average 30yr old can lift, and Oliver trust me there is no such thing as UHT, pasteurized, homogenized even cooked meat... Everything is raw.

I wish you and your 4000calorie diet the best of luck

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