Darn it why does this happen? Today I was thinking about the calcium story.
K now I went to a reading of some doctor whom after his studies saw that it was not entirely right and now is busy in complementaire zorg .. He is aware of the medical studies to certain things and HE mentioned and has been saying for years that COWS MILK is NOT a good diary product.
Why? because 1: its dead
2: it is made in a factory
3: the taste is uniform. That indicates that it is unnatural for natural sources never quite taste the same.
4: Same goes for custard which contains a lot of sugar and therefor alone is unhealthy.
5: disbalance in compounds. (Did you really think half full or full or low fat milk depends on a cow? No its not. ITs a factory. Remember the jooz always try to make products as cheap as possible and sell them for the highest profit)
6: more and more people are getting allergic to Lactose from cows milk. They can not eat or drink cows milk but other sources of milk are fine, like goat milk.
7: It has been pushed to the public since in a year they had too much diary which they needed to get rid of. Not because people "needed" it.
Now milk contains phosphate and despite its being needed by cells, there was a study done or something that also shows that this makes it easier for calcium to get out of it. There could be other reasons as well; unknown but k.
Sugar, (EVERYTHING HAS SUGAR NOWADAYS WTF) is one of the things you need to AVOID. This takes away a lot of nutrition, minerals, vitamins essential for the body.
The balance of phosphate and calcium is off. Now the danger of frozen vegetables and fruits that are processed is that to 'desinfect' them or to freeze em in or something is that they spray them with something that contains PHOSPHATE. Now, even if this seems like the better option would you for one moment consider you might be overdosing on phosphate? Not that I know what that'd look like.
It is hard to find good sources of information on this topic because everyone blabs after the other.. Now a key to know if something is true or not, read it. In a commercial they often repeat the same thing, do not provide substantial background information or an exact link to a certain study. Now if they do the study must NOT be done by any company. And even then you have to read the WHOLE thing to see if they didn't mess up the conclusion, made no mistakes in their research whatsoever, which is time consuming.
Especially if something sounds like it is a nice story it is probably just that and nothing more.
Here is a commercial on butter:
Becel Reclame: voor het Hart waar je van Houdt Becel claims that it works on the heart and for a few years they made a product that is supposed to help 'lower the cholesterol levels' ... people buy this trash thinking it'd help them, then stay on it forever and when they check up nothing ever changes. why is this? because cholesterol is mainly made by the liver, not so much taken in from food. Eggs are NOT evil. If something is a hype it isn't healthy. Then they don't check on what is really the problem, the oxydized cholesterol. They only check one or 2 compounds, but never this unless you specificly ask for it at a medical centre. They prescribe you pills just so THEY can get money and keep on getting more money and making the public more sick and ill. Rather than curing problems they mask symptoms. create new problems, push limits lower and lower than that is healthy for a body just so they can prescribe pills and those people basicly should be avoided because they are a health hazard.
People on prescribed drugs by doctors are often just MISERABLE. They want a cure but they get ripped off.
Now I know this will provoke some reaction with people, but you must remember on what or whose side you are.
It is not the one that I wanted to post. They have a new animated one. It shows a child on a bicycle that is trouble having to cycle, then they eat a slice of bread with becel and then she suddenly can ride it by herself. The same tactic they used with peanut butter from calvé
Calve pindakaas reclame; pietertje! 2010
Look I don't like the scientific approach of questions at schools but I believe I'd rather have to bear with it to come to substantial conclusions about things rather than having a vague answer on this matter.