something to consider, cows in western cultures are not being fed a diet that is natural to cows, cows eat grass and leaves of certain trees, in the west on the big meat and milk producing farms they are given corn and grain food and kept indoors most of their life, then the milk is pumped from them via breast pumps, i imagine this would cause some bruising on the cows nipples.
in eastern cultures cows are raised in the open out in the fields.
but cows milk is made for baby cows...not people...be they Masai or Hindus from India, naturally milk stops at a certain age in any babies growth be they cows or humans...nature makes no exception, although they can survive on each others milk....each has its own.
as a boy growing up in the Caribbean , my grandfather raised cows for milk, we drank a lot of it, there was always a big old iron pot on the chulha (fireside)we lived in a dirt house made with bamboo covered with mud a nd plastered with cow dung and a clay mixture and the roof was a very big leaf called Timit, kinda like a pslam family.
what i am saying however is that milk from cows are for baby cows, when culture steps in , it seems alright to use...but the natural order of things (life) suggest otherwise.....
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