Two-thirds of the human population experience sensitivity to milk sugar. U.S. milk is imbued with drug residues. Cow's milk has been linked to internal blood loss, allergies, anemia in babies, and some cases of childhood diabetes. Though osteoporosis is a disease of calcium deficiency, it is not one of low calcium intake. One cause of the bone disorder is too much protein in the diet.
Excess protein can leach calcium from the bones.
The typical meat-eating American is eating about five times as much protein as needed. In 1978 there were 12,000 USDA meat inspectors. Today 7,500 are employed to cover 6,500 private meat and poultry plants. Inspectors have about 2 seconds to examine a poultry carcass and 30 seconds to examine an entire cow. To ward off udder infections, farmers administer antibiotics to their cows.