The Hornets' Nest II

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Hornette_TID said:
:) that sounds positive Sandy, good news. It does seem amazing how food can make a positive change, and how they have discovered these things over the years.
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It's all to do with trying a Casein free, Gluten Free diet. Going to start with removing Casein from his diet, which will be easiest as it will just be a case of changing from normal milk to Jersey cows milk initially. Something to do with Friesian cows being grain feed, whereas Jersey cows are grass feed. Did a bit more digging and there is something called A1 and A2 milk. Recent studies seem to suggest that A1 beta casein found in milk is linked to type 1 diabetes, heart disease, schizophrenia and autism. A2 milk is also good for IBS sufferers according to some research. If you ever get a chance look up 'A2 milk UK' on google and some of the info is very interesting reading. (sorry lesson over)
 
AlanRae1 Alan Rae
@ @Sean_dyche @MalkyMackayCCFC Sean you are our leader, who is this other person? Great siging today, here's hoping for a couple more nuggets?

Sean_dyche Sean Dyche
They try to get the ball past Nyron, he say NO NO NO... #watfordfc http://pic.twitter.com/NAY3NBri



Sean_dyche Sean Dyche
Congratulations @AlanRae1 you are my 100th follower! You win a kick around with big Chris. I'm saving @Sords_20 for the 500th

;)
 
Jsybarry said:
Try looking up Guernsey Dairy online and you should get a phone number and you could ask them where over there they supply it to.
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Tesco's do a Channel Islands milk which is a combination of Jersey and Guernsey milks, so should be the perfect solution. If not will have to research "how to keep a Guernsey cow"!!
 
Sandy - one question, how can you be sure that the milk comes from grass fed cows and not grain fed?

Mrs W_Y has an intolerance to a number of things and one is cow dairy products, she is fine with goats and sheeps products and uses Soya alternatives, but I am interested in what you have uncovered. She is also intolerant to Corn (you will be amazed at how much food is padded to Corn Starch), generic vegetable oils and some nuts. When she removed them from her diet a few years ago made a huge improvement to her health, so I am not surprised at what you have found out.
 
wear_yellow said:
Sandy - one question, how can you be sure that the milk comes from grass fed cows and not grain fed?

Mrs W_Y has an intolerance to a number of things and one is cow dairy products, she is fine with goats and sheeps products and uses Soya alternatives, but I am interested in what you have uncovered. She is also intolerant to Corn (you will be amazed at how much food is padded to Corn Starch), generic vegetable oils and some nuts. When she removed them from her diet a few years ago made a huge improvement to her health, so I am not surprised at what you have found out.
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So far I'm having to take the word of the person who gave the course last night. But I'm trying to find out as much info about the differences in the types of milk. Looking into it further I'm not sure if it really is about what the cows eat but more the actual type of cow it comes from. Guernsey and Jersey cows (Guernsey more so) seem to product milk with high levels of A2 proteins.

Have a look at this link and see if it explains it better http://www.fedupwithfoodadditives.info/factsheets/FactA2milk.htm <ok>

There is so much info on the web and as usual some will conflict, but if changing something as simple as this help then I'm all for it. And if not, we can easily go back to normal milk and no harm has been done.
 
Paraphrasing a little bit, but 5Live are reporting that NHS Hertfordshire has finalised plans to systematically murder smokers and fat people.

I won't get myself too worked up about it until I've established the full facts, but if that is in any way inaccurate, I suggest they sue the BBC.
 
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North North Watford said:
Paraphrasing a little bit, but 5Live are reporting that NHS Hertfordshire has finalised plans to systematically murder smokers and fat people.

I won't get myself too worked up about it until I've established the full facts, but if that is in any way inaccurate, I suggest they sue the BBC.
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They probably just took the common sense decision in that they won't offer dsngerous surgery to morbidly obesse people unless they loose the weight.
 
babyhornetdan said:
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They probably just took the common sense decision in that they won't offer dsngerous surgery to morbidly obesse people unless they loose the weight.
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If that is the extent of it, it is indeed common sense. And despite generally getting it right in the long run, the BBC are known for sensationalist headlines. But if carried out to the extent currently being portrayed by 5Live, it would amount to systematic murder.
 
SandyHornet said:
It's all to do with trying a Casein free, Gluten Free diet. Going to start with removing Casein from his diet, which will be easiest as it will just be a case of changing from normal milk to Jersey cows milk initially. Something to do with Friesian cows being grain feed, whereas Jersey cows are grass feed. Did a bit more digging and there is something called A1 and A2 milk. Recent studies seem to suggest that A1 beta casein found in milk is linked to type 1 diabetes, heart disease, schizophrenia and autism. A2 milk is also good for IBS sufferers according to some research. If you ever get a chance look up 'A2 milk UK' on google and some of the info is very interesting reading. (sorry lesson over)
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That sounds very interesting! I would far rather, on my new and rather effective diet, have grass fed cow's milk rather than corn fed...coz it'd be lower in carbs!

The Proud Scottish Hornet said:
AlanRae1 Alan Rae
@ @Sean_dyche @MalkyMackayCCFC Sean you are our leader, who is this other person? Great siging today, here's hoping for a couple more nuggets?

Sean_dyche Sean Dyche
They try to get the ball past Nyron, he say NO NO NO... #watfordfc http://pic.twitter.com/NAY3NBri



Sean_dyche Sean Dyche
Congratulations @AlanRae1 you are my 100th follower! You win a kick around with big Chris. I'm saving @Sords_20 for the 500th

;)
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Well done Al! :)...he's very funny, and i'm now following #bigchrisiwelumo as well, should be a giggle!

North North Watford said:
Paraphrasing a little bit, but 5Live are reporting that NHS Hertfordshire has finalised plans to systematically murder smokers and fat people.

I won't get myself too worked up about it until I've established the full facts, but if that is in any way inaccurate, I suggest they sue the BBC.
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oh dear...that doesn't sound good!

The Proud Scottish Hornet said:
Problems on here tonight then? :(
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We're on a new server, and apparently Mick thinks it's because of the new server but he's looking into it!
 
Bolton's Boots said:
Liverpool and Man City are two of the top six clubs in the EPL, yet tonight's match has so far been utter dross. Words fail me over Balotelli too - so glad he ain't a Watford player.
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i just dozed off watching it, that can't be good can it! lol

The Proud Scottish Hornet said:
I tried for ages when I got in from work, just kept getting cannot find website<yikes> never mind were on here now. Well for the next hour anyway before the sandman gets my eyes<laugh>

I hope that is SD H!?!
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No, it's a fake account Al...SD isn't on Twitter...

just as the Big Chris account is fake too...obviously both Watford fans, and very funny at times...
 
Evening all. On the cc match, he most interesting thing I have seen so far was Joe Hart taking a throw in half way in side his own half!
 
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