Milk is good for the skin and hair too

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Comment by www.jaxsprats.com on March 27, 2011 at 7:18pm

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Comment by One Love on March 23, 2011 at 6:33pm

The only way to get you to click is putting a set of boobs up. Lets face it, most of us would not have click if it was hands.

Comment by kcrunchone on March 21, 2011 at 8:37pm

Why not show us some healthy hands or skin. Get a home remedies book and actually look it through. Just thumbing along you might find some interesting facts.

Comment by JamRockLady on March 20, 2011 at 5:09pm

@Roderiq Jay...yes, I mentioned BGH earlier and I saw Earthlings...very difficult for me to watch as a vegetarian....I concur with your comment. Love your pic of Malcolm X by the way.

Comment by Roderiq Jay on March 20, 2011 at 4:47pm

What about the bovine growth hormone that is given to those cows? Has anyone seen the movie, Earthlings? Well I know that humans should not be consuming milk from the compiled utters of a hybrid animal. Believe this ad & they can make you believe anything with suggestive programming. Cows milk & human milk are DIFFERENT! The pic suggests that they are the same in an Edward Bernay/Sigmund Freud paradigm. Another movie to de-program the mind would be THEY LIVE & The Century of Self.

Comment by JamRockLady on March 20, 2011 at 12:45pm

@Jeanine a Dubison...thanks Empress.  It always astounds me the amount of mis-information and low level of understanding, folks have when it comes to health and nutrition.  One of the many  ways government is killing off poor folks is through food and food mis-information. 

 

That's why even supposedly healthiest foods (such as milk, just to name one) are laced with chemicals, either by fortifying it, or spraying it with pesticides (such as fruits and vegetables).  Not even organics are safe from chemicals anymore.

 

As for the milk thing, sometimes people (I'm hoping with good intentions) spread mis-information, not because they have ill intent or because they are unintelligent, but simply because they don't know better.  I'm glad I was able to enlighten. 

 

Blessings sistrine! :) 

Comment by jeanine a dubison on March 20, 2011 at 12:22pm

jam roc lady,  you are so darn right!!!!! i LOVE home remedies but i dont like to push wrong info or info that requires you to buy extra stuff. use what you have at home or get ingredients from your mom:-)

Comment by JamRockLady on March 20, 2011 at 12:20pm

@Claudine...he can't because he's a child dear. Don't give the child the attention he so desperately seeks. He'll go away.

My inbox is full of people laugh at his childish behavior. I'm obviously really important in his meaningless life offline...he's trapped by his own ignorance, has painted himself in a corner and can't get out. On every blog he does this....what that say about his mental stability. His words have absolutely no affect on me. Let the child throw his tantrum. He's making a complete fool out of himself. SMH.

Comment by Claudine on March 20, 2011 at 9:44am

Evolution, let it go.

Comment by JamRockLady on March 19, 2011 at 11:24pm

Wow, using woman's breast to perpetuate misinformation...wow...ok...

 

It's not the milk that reduces "puffiness around the eye", it's the coldness (which can be replaced with cold, wet tea bags, cucumbers, a cold pack, cold wet or a cloth filled with ice). 

 

Cows milk is filled with bovine growth hormones (BGH), cow puss and cow mucus.  Don't fall for this blatant propaganda.  It's not milk that is good for your skin and hair...it's "calcium" (which can be obtained by other sources).  Replace cows milk with rice milk or almond milk instead (which are low in protein and calcium). 

 

HOWEVER, you can get a higher dosage of non-daily calcium from other sources.  Consider other healthier food choices, to get calcium, as well:

http://www.ehow.com/about_5317882_non-dairy-sources-calcium.html