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Originally Posted by Addict  I'm hoping this is a joke.
I'm not saying we should mimic any particular animal. We should recognize that we are indeed animals and that our bodies were molded by evolution. It's not something we can easily ignore. People reject natural things because they think they are completely removed from nature. Our bodies need sunlight, sleep, exercise, fresh air, water, and real food. In my view, consuming a food that is designed specifically for the infants of another species just isn't very natural.
I'm honestly not sure how different or how similar the dietary needs of humans are as a whole. It's obvious that some people can handle dairy much easier than others, but I have to wonder if it is an ideal food source. It puzzles me to think milk could possibly be the ideal food for anyone. But if it works for you, go for it. |
Look at say, Indigenous Australians. They ate mega flora and fauna. They eat crocodiles and sharks...dinosaurs. Masai drink milk. Its integral to them.
I drink milk. I'm over fifty and in awesome health and fitness. I can't remember the last time I was sick. I played national level sport, and still train that way, it is ingrained in me, I love it. To be honest thats my test. That's how I rate eating styles. Ask any top athlete, they'll tell you how diet soon gets the full attention. We are all different, and its what I choose. Honestly, I can surf all day, and come home, do a full on workout, and whatever I like. It would be ridiculous for me to walk around thinking, 'I just surfed all day, I just did an awesome workout, people say I look like an athlete half my age, I drink milk...oh no I must be sick and dying.'
Just like it would be ridiculous for someone like that Mike Mahler guy to say, 'I am in awesome health and fitness, oh no, I don't drink milk, I'll die. He goes through a lot to get his protein though.