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2013년 12월 3일 화요일

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When               I               go               grocery               shopping               and               reach               the               dairy               beverage               section               I               get               a               gallon               of               milk               for               other               members               in               the               family               and               a               half               gallon               of               soy               milk               for               me.

Generally               my               four-year-old               son               will               help               me               drink               the               soy               milk.

It               seems               like               we               always               get               the               same               kind               of               milk               every               week               but               enjoy               trying               out               different               soy               milks.

One               of               the               most               recent               ones               that               we               tried               was               8th               Continent               Original               Flavor               Soy               Milk.

Here               is               what               my               son               and               I               thought               of               this               non-dairy               beverage.

To               the               best               of               my               memory               this               was               the               first               time               that               I               had               tried               anything               by               the               8th               Continent               company.

I               generally               do               not               have               complaints               about               soy               milk,               but               you               never               know               what               to               expect               from               a               new               product               so               I               did               not               have               any               particular               expectations.

I               was               very               pleased               to               find               out               that               the               soy               milk               from               8th               Continent               was               very               good.

I               did               not               feel               as               though               it               had               a               cheap               taste,               and               it               was               more               inexpensive               then               the               leading               soy               milk               brands.

I               am               always               trying               to               find               ways               to               cut               down               on               our               grocery               bill               and               when               I               can               do               it               without               cutting               out               good               taste               it               is               nice.

In               addition               to               tasting               good               I               must               say               that               the               ingredients               and               nutrition               facts               of               the               soy               milk               were               very               good.
               In               one               serving               size               of               8th               Continent               Original               Flavor               Soy               Milk               there               were               80               calories               with               20               calories               from               fat.

I               was               surprised               to               see               this               because               in               Silk               Original               Flavor               Soymilk               there               are               100               calories               with               35               calories               from               fat.

The               inexpensive               soy               milk               offered               95               milligrams               of               sodium               and               360               milligrams               of               potassium;               when               compared               to               Silk's               120               milligrams               of               sodium               and               300               milligrams               of               potassium               it               is               incredibly               low               in               sodium.

I               am               always               impressed               when               I               see               something               that               has               a               reduction               of               sodium.

The               8th               Continent               Soy               Milk               also               offered               7               grams               of               total               carbohydrates,               7               grams               of               sugars,               and               8               grams               of               protein,               but               no               grams               for               dietary               fiber.

I               try               and               keep               an               eye               out               for               high               fiber               items               so               I               was               a               little               disappointed               by               this,               but               considering               that               Silk               only               lists               1               gram               for               dietary               fiber               I               was               not               too               concerned;               additionally               Silk               listed               8               grams               of               total               carbohydrates               and               7               grams               of               protein.

While               I               was               overall               quite               pleased               with               what               I               was               seeing               so               far               in               the               nutrition               facts,               the               vitamins               and               minerals               had               me               rethinking               that.
               At               first               glance               it               looked               as               though               the               vitamins               and               minerals               found               in               a               serving               of               8th               Continent               Original               Flavor               Soy               Milk               were               good               but               after               comparing               them               to               Silk               I               noticed               some               concerning               things               for               me.

Both               soy               milks               listed               vitamin               A               with               10%,               vitamin               C               with               0%,               Calcium               with               30%,               iron               with               6%,               and               riboflavin               30%.

Silk               did               not               list               phosphorus               but               8th               Continent               listed               it               with               25%.

Magnesium               was               listed               as               6%               for               8th               Continent               and               10%               for               Silk,               vitamin               D               was               listed               as               25%               for               8th               Continent               and               30%               for               Silk,               and               most               concerning               vitamin               B12               was               listed               as               20%               for               8th               Continent               and               50%               for               Silk.

This               was               most               concerning               to               me               because               vitamin               B12               is               very               important               to               include               in               a               low               or               no-meat               diet,               which               mine               is.

I               should               mention               that               Silk               listed               folate,               zinc,               and               selenium               with               6%,               4%,               and               8%               respectively               while               8th               Continent               did               not               mention               these.

The               ingredients               confirmed               what               I               thought               about               this               soy               milk.
               Since               I               had               compared               the               nutrition               facts               of               Silk               and               8th               Continent               soy               milks               I               thought               that               I               might               as               well               compare               the               ingredients.

The               8th               Continent               Original               Flavor               Soymilk               consisted               of               soy               milk               made               of               water,               soy               protein,               soybean               oil,               and               calcium               phosphate,               sugar,               potassium               citrate,               natural               and               artificial               flavors,               magnesium               phosphate,               salt,               sodium               polyphosphate,               dipotassium               phosphate,               soy               lecithin,               carrageenan,               xanthan               gum,               riboflavin,               vitamin               A               palmitate,               vitamin               D,               and               vitamin               B12.

Silk               on               the               other               hand               was               made               of               all               natural               soy               milk,               that               consisted               of               filtered               water               and               whole               soybeans,               all               natural               evaporated               cane               juice,               calcium               carbonate,               sea               salt,               natural               flavors,               carrageenan,               vitamin               A               palmitate,               vitamin               D,               riboflavin,               and               vitamin               B12.

I               was               disappointed               to               see               artificial               flavors               in               the               8th               Continent               soy               milk.

When               it               came               to               deciding               if               I               would               purchase               it               again               I               considered               several               things               before               deciding               make               an               opinion               of               this               soy               milk.
               Overall               I               had               zero               complaints               about               the               taste               of               8th               Continent               Original               Flavor               Soymilk               and               it               was               roughly               50               cents               cheaper               than               the               leading               brand.

For               the               most               part               I               enjoyed               the               nutrition               facts,               however               I               would               have               liked               to               see               more               vitamin               B12.

It               was               the               ingredients               that               really               got               to               me,               I               just               prefer               to               get               foods               that               are               free               of               artificial               flavors.

In               general               I               hope               to               find               an               inexpensive               soy               milk               that               has               natural               flavors,               but               I               imagine               that               if               Silk               is               too               expensive               I               will               get               this               again.

If               you               are               looking               for               an               inexpensive               soy               milk               I               recommend               trying               this               one,               but               only               if               it               is               significantly               cheaper               than               the               major               brand               that               offers               no               artificial               flavors.









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                   For               those               of               you               who               like               to               count               calories               and               check               out               the               nutritional               value               of               the               ingredients               we               use               in               recipes,               here               are               the               nutrition               facts               for               Food               Club               Shredded               Sharp               Cheddar               Natural               Cheese               8               oz.

    (226               gram)               bag.
                   Main               Ingredients:               Cheddar               Cheese,               Pasteurized               Milk               

                   Abbreviations               used:               g               stands               for               grams               and               mg               stands               for               milligrams               

                   Serving               Size:               ¼               cup               or               28               grams
                   Servings               per               container               =               8
                   Calories               =               110               

                   Calories               from               Fat               =               80
                   Total               Fat               =               9               g               

                   Saturated               Fats               =               5               g               

                   Trans               Fat               =               0               g               

                   Cholesterol               =               30               mg
                   Sodium               =               180               mg               

                   Total               Carbohydrates               =               1               g               

                   Dietary               Fiber               =               0               g               

                   Sugars               =               0               g               

                   Protein               =               7               g               

                   Vitamin               A               6%
                   Vitamin               C               0%               

                   Calcium               20%
                   Iron               0%






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    Got               Milk?

    Health               groups,               groups               often               supported               by               the               government               and               dairy               producers,               run               ads               with               this               phrase               often,               using               happy               models               with               big               milk               mustaches.

    According               to               the               dairy               council               and               other               government               funded               health               groups,               milk,               health,               and               vitality               go               hand               in               hand.

    They               claim               dairy               foods,               like               milk               and               cheese,               are               good               for               the               body,               'preventing'               osteoporosis               and               other               physical               maladies.

    But               do               the               words               milk,               health,               and               vitality               really               deserve               to               be               in               the               same               sentence?

    I've               seen               good               reason               to               doubt               the               milk/health               correlation.

    Many               studies               have               shown               that               milk,               contrary               to               popular               belief,               is               bad               for               you.

    Let's               take               a               look               at               some               of               the               facts               on               dairy               foods,               milk,               and               health.
                   Milk,               cheese,               and               other               dairy               foods               are               loaded               with               fat
                   Take               a               look               at               the               nutrition               fact               for               whole               milk.

    Health               promoting               food               my               eye!

    How               much               fat               is               in               one               8               ounce               serving               of               whole               milk?

    8               grams,               5               of               which               are               the               artery               clogging               saturated               fats.
                   Even               if               you               do               get               reduced               fat               versions               of               yogurt,               cheese,               and               milk,               health               risks               are               still               high.

    When               dairy               products               are               manufactured,               they               undergo               a               process               called               homogenization.

    When               dairy               foods               are               homogenized,               the               fats               inside               are               broken               down               into               tiny               particles               so               a               layer               of               foam               does               not               float               on               top.
                   Unfortunately,               according               to               Jon               Barron               in               his               book               Lessons               From               the               Miracle               Doctors,               broken               down               fat               particles               are               easily               absorbed               by               the               body.

    This               means               arteries               get               clogged               much               more               easily               by               dairy               food               and               milk               fats.
                   Of               course               you               can               still               get               nonfat               milk,               health               option               chosen               by               many               dairy               consumers.

    But               dairy               foods               still               have               more               problems               than               just               fat.

    The               milk/health               dilemma               goes               much               deeper               than               the               fat               issue.
                   Casein               proteins               in               milk               hurt               your               immune               system
                   Dairy               foods               contain               a               certain               protein               called               casein.

    According               to               Jon               Barron,               studies               have               shown               that               casein               proteins               from               milk               hurt               health               because               the               proteins               attack               the               human               immune               system.

    Casein               is               poorly               digested,               meaning               dairy               foods,               though               high               in               protein,               aren't               a               good               source               of               protein.
                   Dairy               foods               often               contain               antibiotic               resistant               bacteria
                   Surely               you've               heard               about               MRSA,               a               drug               resistant               bacteria               known               to               kill.

    Most               dairy               cows               are               fed               with               antibiotic-laced               feed.

    This,               in               turn,               gradually               creates               bacteria               resistant               antibiotics.

    These               bacteria               can               then               be               passed               into               the               milk               cows               give.

    Although               these               bacteria               aren't               as               deadly               as               the               MRSA               bacteria,               they               can               still               milk               bad               for               your               health.
                   Even               though               dairy               foods               are               pasteurized,               a               process               that               eliminates               bad               bacteria               from               dairy               foods               like               yogurt               and               milk,               health               problems               can               stem               from               pasteurization.

    Pasteurization               also               kills               the               good               bacteria.
                   For               instance,               Yoplait               is               known               for               advertising               their               yogurts               as               good               for               digestion.

    That's               because               raw,               unpasteurized               dairy               foods               have               lots               of               good               bacteria               that               do,               in               fact,               aid               in               digestion.

    But               pasteurization               kills               the               bacteria,               removing               the               good               digestion               factor               of               the               yogurt               and               milk               health               benefits.
                   To               put               it               simply,               milk               health               benefits               are               lost               the               moment               milk               and               other               dairy               foods               undergo               pasteurization.
                   What               other               adult               animal               drinks               milk?
                   None.

    None               except               the               human.

    We,               as               humans,               drink               milk               because               health               groups               tell               us               to               and               because               dairy               foods               taste               good.

    But               truth               be               told,               milk               is               meant               to               make               babies               grow               up               and               gain               weight               fast.

    Think               about               it.

    A               baby               cow               drinks               its               mother's               milk               to               grow               from               20               pounds               to               a               thousand               pounds.

    What               do               you               think               will               happen               to               humans               as               they               drink               cow's               milk?

    Health               problems               from               weight               gain               galore!

    Cow's               milk               was               meant               for               baby               cows,               not               to               make               dairy               foods               for               adult               humans.
                   There               are               so               many               more               milk               health               issues               I               could               cover,               such               as               increased               mucous               congestion,               poor               digestion,               and               the               growth               hormones               used               in               cows.

    I've               personally               stopped               my               GERD               problems               by               cutting               dairy               foods               completely               out               of               my               diet.
                   You               can               learn               much               more               about               milk               health               issues               by               reading               Jon               Barron's               book               Lessons               from               the               miracle               doctors.

    You               can               download               the               book               for               free               at               www.jonbarron.org.
                   Sources:               Jon               Barron's               Lessons               from               the               miracle               doctors,               www.naturalnews.com






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