• Got Milk?

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    There was major media hubbub earlier this year about the death of the “Got milk?” campaign. But while it's no longer being used nationally by the Milk Processor Education Program (MilkPEP), it's still very much alive in California, where it originated with the California Milk Processor Board.And now, Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, which created the legendary tagline back in 1993, is launching new “Got milk?” work in an unusual partnership with Grupo Gallegos, which created the “Toma leche” campaign—and acknowledging that milk sales have been in decline for years.

    Probably nothing is more contaminated at its source—the cow—than modern, non-organic milk!Modern factory farming practices, which produce cows’ milk, just about guarantees it’s probably chock full of antibiotics, GMO-feed-glyphosate-residues, growth hormones (BST), pus induced by hormones, plus other natural stress hormones that cows’ bodies make from the stresses of their unnatural living conditions—factory farms. Cows should be outdoors, grazing in lush green pastures.

    In this country [USA], roughly 29 million pounds of antibiotics — about 80 percent of the nation's antibiotics use in total — are added to animal feed every year, mainly to speed livestock growth. This widespread use of antibiotics on animals contributes to the rise of resistant bacteria, making it harder to treat human illnesses.

    Cows were not designed by Nature to eat soy beans, corn, molasses, and other ingredients, including antibiotics added to their feed. Nature intended cows to eat grasses on prairies and in farm pastures. Science, along with factory farmers, has produced what’s called “cannulated cows” in order to understand the ‘mechanics’ of cow digestion.

    Gastric problems with cows, which probably induce more flatulence, i.e., “cow farts,” and methane, most likely originate from their being forced to eat feed (grains and legumes) Nature did not intend. The following is from the above Hole-y cow information.

    Agroscope, in Grangeneuve, Switzerland uses the cannulated cows to test the digestion of different, experimental blends of oats to create a more balanced feed for the animals.

    Notation should be made that nothing is more balanced for cows than natural pasture grasses!

    What science obviously doesn’t understand is this: Nature created living organisms LONG before modern ‘advanced’ technology came along, and Nature still expects technology to “go along with the program.”

    But, Nature’s long-tested evolutionary processes are something technology wants to change in every facet science gets involved with—medicine and politics, too. Think GMO crops; vaccines changing the human immune system to ‘antigen response’ rather than bodies creating natural immunity; water and air—the very essentials of life now deliberately contaminated with fluoride, a protoplasmic poison, and chemtrails spraying all types of industrial wastes laced with toxic elements; etc.

    Everything in today’s modern life on Planet Earth is affected by scientific technologies, which go unchecked and basically run rampant due to ‘self-regulation’ because of either lobbying efforts or secret black budget projects carried out by a shadow government. As former President Bill Clinton is purported to have said, “Sarah, there’s a government inside the government and I don’t control it.”

    Added to the cows’ direct and immediate milk-producing health/product quality problems, are environmental issues created by factory farming practices, especially all the runoff from manure, chemicals, and the methane produced. California has a huge dairy waste pollution problem.

    However, facts be known, the only really good milk is organically-produced, raw milk, which most states ban selling commercially.

    Pasteurization, on the other hand, kills almost all the nutrients in raw milk, especially the healthful enzymes. Milk, then, becomes a mucus-producing drink for most people. Raw milk, for ages, has been known as a healthful, life-generating food. Even the Old Testament Bible mentions the “…land flowing with milk and honey,” [Exodus 33:3] interpreted as an apparent parallel meaning for health and wealth.

    Probably pasteurization’s worst offence is that it makes insoluable [sic] the major part of the calcium contained in raw milk. This frequently leads to rickets, bad teeth, and nervous troubles, for sufficient calcium content is vital to children; and with the loss of phosphorus also associated with calcium, bone and breain [sic s/b brain] formation suffer serious setbacks.



    Please refer to Wikipedia for additional information about modern day pasteurization processes under the subtitle “Process.”

    Back in 2011 Reuters Health reported, “Kids who drink raw milk have less asthma, allergies.”






    After reading the above, if you are inclined to drink milk and eat cheese and other dairy products, hopefully, you will look for the organic or pasture-fed-cow milk label. The Organic Consumers Organization  is a helpful resource on many sustainable farming issues.

    Moreover, be on the lookout for the dairy producers’ new campaign to ‘reinvent’ the milk factory farms produce. Instead of producing advertising campaigns, factory farm dairies should be encouraged, and mandated by law, to produce healthful milk and animal husbandry methods that are humane to cows, and do not contaminate both the milk and the environment.

    The milk industry might soon get a giant assist from the cereal industry. Kellogg Co. is planning a new “masterbrand” campaign that will include elements of plugging milk and cereal together as a combination that “provides a very, very strong protein benefit,” Michael Allen, Kellogg's president for its U.S. Morning Foods division, told investors last week at the Consumer Analyst Group of New York annual meeting. For its part, MilkPEP plans to focus on milk from a glass, which it says accounts for 57% of volume.

    The marketing investment comes as cow's milk is battling newly aggressive non-dairy milk brands. The Silk brand, which makes almond and soy milk, is running a new campaign by Leo Burnett that plugs its plant-based milks as having “delicious taste that is better than dairy milk.” The effort features a new animated character that Silk execs internally refer to as “Phil.” That is a reference to chlorophyll, which is the green pigment found in plants.

    Please Read this Article at NaturalBlaze.com



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