Meat digestion

[krb]

You are wrong about dairy and lactose intolerant. Lactose intolerant is because a person is missing the enzyme needed to digest lactose.

Dairy is definitely a problem even if it's raw. For one thing, it's meant for calves, not humans. Beyond that, the list is long why it's bad for humans, the animals, and the planet.

I'll give you that Diana about the missing enzyme for Lactose intolerance. I still maintain that few people would have trouble digesting raw animal milk, regardless if you feel it's only meant for animals. Again, I point to the healing I obtained with just a months worth of REAL raw milk. Many others can testify to similar positive effects. You can read about that all over the 'net.

On meat... you can point to every "study" on anatomy you wish to, but the real world facts are that humans have lived on animal products since time began and have done quite well with it. The plains indians in N. America had a diet very heavily weighted to Bison meat. By all accounts they were the toughest specimens of humanity on the continent. The Inuit in the bitter North had a native diet
of fish, whale/seal meat  and blubber... very few vegetables. They were as tough as they come also.

There's academic/ivory tower theory that doesn't play out in reality. History and facts are just that.. reality.

I GET IT. I understand the whole cruelty thing. I understand the emotions of we humans toward suffering creatures... but it doesn't change reality. Yes, the current industrial/mechanized farming is what you say it is. However, trying to state that (wild) natural foods that have nourished generations for millenia are not healthy just flies in the face of the facts.

Ok. I'm not going to participate in going along with turning this thread into another "chaos" that the OP felt would probably happen. There has already been a similar thread which is probably what the OP is referring to.

I'm done. Believe whatever you wish to believe on the subject.