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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;zaneman, post: 129125, member: 3970&quot;]Actually, Bovine growth hormones cannot end up in milk. Antibiotics can, however, if there are trace amounts they cannot sell the milk. If somehow milk from a tanker gets commingled into other milk, they driver is responsible then for all the milk. As far as pus, urine, mucus, well yes, that does get into the milk (I took an entire class, which was 6 hours a week for 15 weeks on milk) (I&#039;m a food science major)</p><p><br /></p><p>That&#039;s interesting about the osteoperosis rates. I&#039;m not surprised though. Despite having adequate intake of calcium, Americans and similar countries have terrible diets that wreak unknown havoc on the body. I could tell you guys some horror stories about the foods you eat. In fact, I am going to make a thread about it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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