Author: OzOz Date: Mar 7, 2008 04:32
Jim Webster websterpagebank.freeswerve.co.uk> writes
>>Someone:
>> either missing or avoiding the point
>> which is that white cells (or platelets) are the animals defence against
>> infection, and are sent to the site of an infection to
>> combat the bacteria present there.
Absolutely. White blood cells are present in all milk, including those
of humans to keep the milk fresh. Otherwise the udder would turn into
yoghurt.
>White cells combine with and kill the
>> attacking bacteria and "decompose" into
>> pus, much the same as a boil or pimple on a person contains pus. Now If I
>> squeezed the contents of a large boil
>> into.......say 100 gallons of milk and then the milk was pasteurized would
>> you be happy to let your family drink that milk?
Absolutely.
Fortunately its unlikely such a thing would happen.
Everything contains bacteria, fruit, vegetables, your skin, your mouth,
everything. This is normal.
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