Tip: Why Black people shouldn't drink milk!

We all know that black people have cans of milk in their refrigerator! Western governments spend millions marketing, advertising and subsidizing milk products. But is it really that healthy?

Well, milk contains lactose and the human body needs lactase to digest it. But as young people grow up into adults the production of lactase stops, and they are then unable to digest lactose.
Western people are unique in that they continue to produce lactase into adulthood.

But 90% of black people cannot digest Lactose, and most adults in the world are also lactose-intolerant, whilst 88% of Western Europeans are able to digest it.
Thats makes milk a health disaster for black people. In simple terms milk can cause anemia, allergies, & diabetes and it will set kids up for obesity and heart disease - the number one cause of death. Milk protein also is contained in casein which is also a raw material for commercial glue. But undigested, casein simply sticks to the intestinal walls and blocks nutrient absorption. The bottom line is that MILK is bad for our health!

Thats makes milk a health disaster for black people. Milk can cause anemia, allergies, & diabetes and it will set kids up for obesity and heart disease.

Some facts:

- The number one cause of death. Milk protein also is contained in casein which is also a raw material for commercial glue. But undigested, casein simply sticks to the intestinal walls and blocks nutrient absorption.
- There is also a direct link between milk consumption and prostate cancer among African Americans, who have the highest incidence of this disease in the world.
- Sixty percent of ear infections in kids under six years of age are milk-induced- milk consumption is the number one cause of iron-deficiency anemia in infants today according to the American Association of Pediatrics.

Are you still gonna drink milk after reading this article?

Source:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactose_intolerance

http://www.arc.org/C_Lines/CLArchive/story4_4_02.html

http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddise...olerance/#risk

http://www.lactose.co.uk/intolerance/index.html