DISEASES PRODUCED OR AGGRAVATED BY MILK

Digestive disorders
in some sensitive individual, cow's milk acts as irritant to the digestive system, producing a wide variety of disorders, such as:

• Abdominal pain and other symptoms similar to those of lactose intolerance, without that being the true cause.

• Constipation and aggravation of irritable bowel (alternating constipation and diarrhea).

• Gastroduodenal ulcer: currently, liberal use of milk is discourage in cases of ulcer. It has been shown that, although it momentarily relieves acidity, it stimulates a rebound effect resulting in the secretion of even more stomach acid. There are studies that relate milk consumption with stomach and duodenal ulcers.

• Intestinal hemorrhage:  It has been demonstrated that cow's milk can produce inflammation and small intestinal hemorrhages in nursing infants, which may cause anemia due to blood loss.

Anemia liberal user, of milk may cause anemia because, since it satisfies the appetite, there is a tendency not to eat enough of other foods rich in iron.

Diabetes
Various studies  demonstrate that infants that have been fed cow's milk are at greater risk insulin-dependent diabetes from childhood. this type of diabetes, known as type 1," requires daily insulin injections.
The risk is up to 50% greater when infants younger than four mouths are fed cow's milk. It seems that cow's milk produces an autoimmune allergic reaction in the beta cells of the pancreas where insulin is secreted.
however, not all studies agree. A study conducted at the University of Colorado (USA) concluded that no relationship exists between the early consumption of cow's milk and the autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells.


Cataracts 
Galactose, one of the simple sugars that make up lactose or milk sugar, can cause the lens of eyes to become opaque (cataracts) in sensitive individual.The habitual adult use of milk may be one of the cause of cataracts in certain individuals.