Cheese Endemitriosis and sperm counts

I have put this in general conspiracies because their has been a strong Government input from the Dairy board to ,get people to eat more Cheese. The only problem is that here we can see that It apes Morphine in the brain and appears to be a tenth as addictive as morphine. Their is more evidence coming out that the hormone disrupting influence because of the high estrogen content is causing a lot of health problems which were not prevalent before the vast increase in cheese consumption. The Obesity problem seems to be to do with how the human body is wired , the body will store as much fat as it can get. Apart from emergency nurses seeing stroke victims coming into ER in their twenties and thirties now, where a couple of decades ago it happened in their sixties. This seems to be a good warning narrated by a Doctor who practices what he preaches, and since he is in his sixties, he looks about forty so he might be on to something. When an addictive food is backed by intense lobbying, and so much income is derived from it, I cant see anything changing soon. www.youtube.com...

Do you think the increase in cheese is coming from the low carb diets(which I support BTW)? Moderation is key however The rbGH growth hormone added into dairy products is said to help contribute in causing cancer. That in combo to the OP's subject of casein-derived morphine-like compound, should be something more explored.

From the dairy board, to the bread/ wheat in similar- sharing that bread(as opposed to a keto alternative for fiber) is great for you and should not be ignored with low carb diets, more they are all in competition. Thanks for sharing.

a reply to: anonentity

If cheese is the cause of these hypothetical problems, then are other countries having similar rates of "complications"? I'm asking this because many European countries consume more cheese per person that the US does. This link (HERE) shows that a whopping 18 European countries in 2016 consumed more cheese per person than the US did. Even Israel consumed more cheese per person than the US did that year.

So are they also going through the same rate of complications? If not, that would imply that it's not cheese that's causing the complications.

ETA: And if you look close, that link doesn't even include all European countries. One country that's missing is the country that allegedly consumes the most cheese per person: Greece (HERE). If cheese is leading to so many health complications, then isn't it odd & contradicting that a country with one of the healthiest diets (the Mediterranean diet) also consumes the most cheese per person?

& that dear readers is your classic cheese slap right there !!!!!!!!

originally posted by: anonentity
Their is more evidence coming out that the hormone disrupting influence because of the high estrogen content is causing a lot of health problems which were not prevalent before the vast increase in cheese consumption.

BPA is probably 50 times worse than this even for people not eating any dairy at all.

a reply to: dreamingawake

The growth hormone is a US thing, it is banned in the UK and EU.
Lots of US 'food' is banned in the UK and EU, even China and Russia bans some of your crap ridden food.
Land of the free eh.

a reply to: anonentity

I don't think you've sufficiently weighed the pros and cons of asking so many people to cut the cheese. I mean you're talking about all these obese people for chrissakes! Can you fathom the ensuing mayhem if every obese American cut the cheese at the same time?

originally posted by: enlightenedservant
a reply to: anonentity

If cheese is the cause of these hypothetical problems, then are other countries having similar rates of "complications"? I'm asking this because many European countries consume more cheese per person that the US does. This link (HERE) shows that a whopping 18 European countries in 2016 consumed more cheese per person than the US did. Even Israel consumed more cheese per person than the US did that year.

So are they also going through the same rate of complications? If not, that would imply that it's not cheese that's causing the complications.

ETA: And if you look close, that link doesn't even include all European countries. One country that's missing is the country that allegedly consumes the most cheese per person: Greece (HERE). If cheese is leading to so many health complications, then isn't it odd & contradicting that a country with one of the healthiest diets (the Mediterranean diet) also consumes the most cheese per person?

One thing you're not thinking about is what does the US put in their cheese that European and Mediterranean countries *do not*. We seem to be the leading country in poisoning the populous with... well- poison. There's so much that the US puts in food that is banned everywhere else, that it is criminal. Another thing to consider is what is in the cheese that could be interacting with all the other trash in our food...

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: dreamingawake

The growth hormone is a US thing, it is banned in the UK and EU.
Lots of US 'food' is banned in the UK and EU, even China and Russia bans some of your crap ridden food.
Land of the free eh.

Don't get me started about our trash panda freedom of food choices in this dump. I am intolerant of almost EVERYTHING this place puts out- and I eat what would be considered 'healthy'. It's gotten so bad, I've threatened to go outside and start having lawn and clover, because it's about what I'm reduced to eating anymore!

a reply to: wylekat

I feel for you mate, genuinely.
I take no pleasure pointing out the crap which US citizens have to accept as 'authorised' by the government as food. When China bans foodstuffs from a nation you really have to question why.
I don't know if you saw this thread I made recently, but even McD's in the UK is less unhealthy than the US version.
It is saddening to me for my fellow humans across the pond, honestly saddening.

originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: wylekat

I feel for you mate, genuinely.
I take no pleasure pointing out the crap which US citizens have to accept as 'authorised' by the government as food. When China bans foodstuffs from a nation you really have to question why.
I don't know if you saw this thread I made recently, but even McD's in the UK is less unhealthy than the US version.
It is saddening to me for my fellow humans across the pond, honestly saddening.

This is so true, I'm truly surprised that some Americans aren't developing three eyes or lower intelligence or something?!?!

a reply to: Kurokage

We've got 'em here mate, and webbed fingers, just pick any village in Bodmin moor...

a reply to: wylekat

Then the problem wouldn't be cheese. The problem would be the additives that may or may not be added to specific American foods & household products. The problem could also be the different pharmaceutical products that are used here, the current obesity crisis in America, or anything else.

Check out this article about global opioid use (HERE). The US consumes far more opioid products per person than the rest of the world, with only Germany being close (and the US still consumes 50% more opioids per person than Germany). How do we know this isn't a major cause of whatever complications the OP is talking about?

And check out this article about the global obesity rate in 2017 (HERE). It claims that roughly one third of all Americans are obese (109,342,839 people) with puts us as the country with the most obese people by far. To put that in perspective, the #2 and #3 ranked countries each have more than 3 times as many people as the US (China and India).

The OP even mentions obesity's rise in the US, yet jumps to the conclusion that it must be because of cheese? If obesity were the cause, why couldn't the cause be our 900 calorie cuts of steak, 1,000 calorie fast food meals, or 1,000 calorie Dunkin’ Donuts Frozen Mocha Coffee Coolattas? Why cheese but nothing else?

a reply to: enlightenedservant


I think Greece consumes goats cheese which is a different kettle of fish.

a reply to: anonentity
Yep, and the EU bans so many additives that are cleared for human consumption in the US.
EDIT
Most of the world bans your food...I'd be absolutely gutted if my nation had it's food banned by nations which outnumber it by population.



I say nations but take the EU bloc with Russia and China, nobody eats # US food except Americans.

a reply to: dreamingawake


What we have been led to believe which is a healthy diet, seems to be driven by Corporations wanting to increase sales, Their was a guy in Aussie who lived off of Potatoes for a year, at the end of the year he had lost many kilos, and his depression was gone and , when tested was in great health. Same with a couple who just ate Banana and spuds. vwww.youtube.com...

a reply to: anonentity

That may be a bit biased since it's a YouTube channel for a Vegan site selling video's and having expo's to sell them.

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy
When China bans foodstuffs from a nation you really have to question why.

Yeah... Home of fake eggs, cardboard pork, and assorted similar shenanigans- and they ban *our* food.

That IS worrying.

a reply to: Blaine91555


I think their is enough evidence with regards to Cancer that Dairy is a main culprit, it now industrialized food. Jane Plant wondered why in China Doctors hardly saw a breast cancer patient . The reason was that they simply couldn't afford Cows Milk. Even in countries where they don't use the growth hormone, they still have been culling out the poor milk producers in a Dairy herd, which still means they are culling out the cows which have lower hormone count which they require to produce copious amounts of milk. Jane Plant is dead now, she died of a blood clot, not the breast cancer that she was supposed to die of many decades ago.

a reply to: enlightenedservant

This link (HERE) shows that a whopping 18 European countries in 2016 consumed more cheese per person than the US did. Even Israel consumed more cheese per person than the US did that year.

I don't believe they allow US cheese to be imported because of all the HGH and steroids we like to pump our livestock full of in the good old US of A.

Poultry, beef, lamb, mutton, just about all meats are banned from import. I'm not sure about cheeses, but I would imagine if they don't want the meat, they are not going to want cheese coming from said meat.

Also, the greeks eat alot of goat cheese, goat milk is supposed to be pretty good for you, I don't know of anyone that puts it on their tacos or anything. The wife got some to put on her salads since she is on a diet, which means I am inadvertently on a diet as well.