Blood, Fractions Policy and Milk Products compared

by Not Feeling It 14 Replies latest watchtower medical

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  AnnOMaly

  The milk analogy's a good one.

  Whether leukocytes remain in commercially produced milk appears to depend on the way it is treated.

  "Before pasteurization, most homogenized milk undergoes a centrifugal filtering process called clarification, which removes leukocytes. In Massachusetts, the whole milk was passed through a milk filter rather than clarified, so that leukocytes were not removed." (from a medical article about listeriosis infection) - http://content.nejm.org/cgi/content/full/312/7/404#R10
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  berrygerry

  For Blondie.

  I'm a fairly well-read longtime born-in.

  Do you recall anything about leukocytes in cow milk?

  (News to me)
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  HeyThere

  there is a certain amount of allowed "blood and puss" in dairy products. google it. so if a dub drinks milk a dub is drinking some blood....
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  sarahsmile

  Great job!
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  HowTheBibleWasCreated

  Ah yes the famous blood issue.. I see no reason to prusue this today since the first tiem a JW takes the WT to court for blood in 2014 will spell the enf of blood tranfusion issues.

  This issue is more then 2000 years old and I fail to see by fools (Christins) see the need to adress it.