Sentences with phrase «means feeding them dairy»

Well, I was told that the milk grains will last indefinitely as long as you treat them right, which means feeding them dairy.

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Just as with other nebulous meat and dairy claims — such as «grass - fed» and «cage - free» — what we think a label means is typically a far cry from the truth.

That means saying yes to grass - fed meats, eggs, vegetables, fruits and seeds, and no to dairy, grains, legumes and processed foods.

Pollinators are vital to crops that feed cattle, which means no more yogurt, cheeses or other dairy options on the salad bar.

She came home at 37 weeks on top ups ditched them by 39 weeks and is still feeding at 23 months... Despite tongue tie, lip tie and severe reflux and cmpi which means we've both been dairy and soya free since Nov 2011.

One of the things that happened almost any time I found myself nursing in a restaurant in the company of someone who had never nursed or fed a baby by any means at all, is that they would crack a «dairy joke.»

• A lacto - vegetarian diet (a vegetarian diet that includes dairy products) had the highest carrying capacity, meaning that it could feed the most people from the area of land available.

But dairy in its most natural form — raw, organic, pastured (meaning grass fed), and full fat — does have nutritional value and can be handled digestively by most people.

What this means is you should be eating grass - fed beef and dairy products if you want the benefits of CLA.

That means eating lots of colorful fruits and vegetables; plenty of high - quality protein, especially fish; a variety of legumes, nuts, and seeds; and an abundance of omega - 3 oils from seafood, flax, chia, grass - fed meats, dairy, and eggs.

Also, realize that we're talking about benefits from the fat portion of the dairy specifically here (yes, the cream and butterfat), so this means FULL - FAT grass - fed dairy is where the benefits will come from and NOT all of these silly skim, 0 %, or 1 % reduced - fat varieties of yogurts, cheeses, etc..

Well, the way I see it is that the fats in grain - fed dairy are «neutral», meaning I don't believe they are terrible for you like hydrogenated oils are bad for you, but I wouldn't call grain - fed dairy fats beneficial either.

I'm not saying that some don't enjoy these dishes (I mean, cheese is fantastic), but to someone who is eating gluten, dairy, soy, corn, refined sugar, gmo free and grass fed, no hormone meat & no farm raised fish it's extremely difficult to find 100 % compliant options.

Some cats which have consumed canned fish merchandise meant for humans have developed potentially critical neurological issues Milk will not be typically really helpful as a treat for cats, as many cats are lactose - illiberal and can develop gastrointestinal problems if fed dairy merchandise.