Arnolds quote "Milk is for babies." is one of the dumbest mass-believed quotes ever.

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

fukin lol.

I hear people repeat this crap so much I can't understand why people believe that.

brb, high in protein
brb, high in calcium
brb, high in potassium


"but arnold said I should drink beer"

go kill urself.

[Pennzoil22]

3 glasses of milk a day crew

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

3 glasses of milk a day crew

0.5 gallon of milk a day crew.

[nick187]

[JustAGuy94]

"It's like I'm Cumming day and night" - Arnold Schwarzenegger

[JimFromRaleigh1]

Tom, take me out Kobe style followed by old old school style

[Procta]

0 glasses of milk a day crew
cause Im not a baby crew

[gixxer0.6g]

Sugar, lactose, etc. He's just saying there are better sources of protein out there.

[Acousticx]

Have fun with your poverty pasteurized milk. Half a gallon of raw milk a day. Brb, nutrient content is 100x better then that "milk" they sell in stores.

No ecoli, yet.





























yet.

[GyMoneyGirls]

Milk bloat of peace

[devin45k]

Sugar, lactose, etc. He's just saying there are better sources of protein out there.

This....It's not that hard to understand

[boosteddatsun]

high in protein? you sound like one of those peanut butter guys

8g of protein to 12g sugar is not high in protein. Gallon of milk has like 128g of protein--lb of chicken is 1/2 the cost and similar protein without all the sugar.

[PwnedTheism]

OP, Milk has animal protein in it, animal protein is acidic.
It actually reduces your calcium levels due to calcium being alkaline so your body can keep its PH levels balanced.

Why do you think things like scoliosis are highest in nations with the most milk drank per capita?

[bezarker]

[kcuviello]

Dairy should be avoided - its science bruh. Does it have some health benefits? sure, absolutely...is it overall good for you/should be a staple? NAH.
Do i want to trust guy with arguably best physique in history? or random miscer...

[jmonty]

i just quit whole milk and started on whey protein mixed with some skim milk post workout. no longer natty.

[usersignup2]

for the unawares, Arnold said it as a joke in Pumping Iron.

[bezarker]

You shouldn't drink that stuff anyway. It's not in sync with evolution. Cows have only been domesticated for the last eight thousand years. Before that, they were running around mad as lorries. The human digestive system hasn't got used to dairy products yet.

[Who?]

He was just joking. Most likely he was asked if he sacrificed alcohol for healthier things like milk because of his lifestyle, I assume he jokingly said "milk is for babies" implying he also drinks beer/alcohol and doesn't meticulously obsess over his diet at all times like many people think.

[KingKringe]

it's a moonkin!

[jmonty]

You shouldn't drink that stuff anyway. It's not in sync with evolution. Cows have only been domesticated for the last eight thousand years. Before that, they were running around mad as lorries. The human digestive system hasn't got used to dairy products yet.

what is "in sync with evolution"?

only paleo?

lol gtfo

[THHOR]

You shouldn't drink that stuff anyway. It's not in sync with evolution. Cows have only been domesticated for the last eight thousand years. Before that, they were running around mad as lorries. The human digestive system hasn't got used to dairy products yet.

Yet? If we havent by now then we will never get used to it. There is no evolution among humans anymore thanks to technology.

[bezarker]

what is "in sync with evolution"?

only paleo?

lol gtfo

Google it your fukcing retard...

[MrMichael1392]

high in protein? you sound like one of those peanut butter guys

8g of protein to 12g sugar is not high in protein. Gallon of milk has like 128g of protein--lb of chicken is 1/2 the cost and similar protein without all the sugar.

^^^^^^this

I'm assuming the same people also believe beans are high in protein too.

[MichielN]

drank 2 liters today

nectar of the gods

[ziggaman91]

No, Arnold has a point.

As babies we have high amounts of lactase enzyme to digest milk and that goes when we are older as we are not supposed to consume such large amounts of lactose/milk.

[anonymous]

[MichielN]

No, Arnold has a point.

As babies we have high amounts of lactase enzyme to digest milk and that goes when we are older as we are not supposed to consume such large amounts of lactose/milk.

It goes down because we stop living on milk and thus consume far less of it, not because we're not supposed to drink milk

[kratosbrah]

You shouldn't drink that stuff anyway. It's not in sync with evolution. Cows have only been domesticated for the last eight thousand years. Before that, they were running around mad as lorries. The human digestive system hasn't got used to dairy products yet.

says the guy sitting on a fuking computer typing this dumb chit

nicca dietary patterns change, they have changed throughout history quite drastically. there is no synchronizing with evolution, evolution isn't some fuking timeline we're following. Humans adopting cattle and using them for meat/dairy basically is evolution, it's an evolution of our fuking diet

[bezarker]

says the guy sitting on a fuking computer typing this dumb chit

nicca dietary patterns change, they have changed throughout history quite drastically. there is no synchronizing with evolution, evolution isn't some fuking timeline we're following. Humans adopting cattle and using them for meat/dairy basically is evolution, it's an evolution of our fuking diet

Google the entire quote then get back to me...