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Does milk really contain imbombing fluid to keepit fresh . ?

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  1. Not sure, if you mean embalming fluid, but if so, no it does not. Milk is pasteurized to preserve it.


  2. No. No no no no.  

  3. No.

    But years ago it was used in beer but no longer.

  4. if  it  contained  that  i  would  not  be  fda    approved  so   drink  up  you   okay  milk  does  the  body  good  

  5. It's " embalming " And you people believe everything!!!  

  6. no

    whoever told you that is really stupid

  7. NO WAY!  where did you get that information?????

  8. you mean embalming fluid? well if it is then no.

  9. No, at least not in the United States.

    One of the most common embalming fluids is formalin, made from formaldehydede gas. It is also used to preserve animals, which is how I've been exposed to it. It reeks! It would be *very* apparent in milk, no matter how small a quantity is used.

  10. No.  I'd take a look at the ingredients of the milk and stop drinking it if it does.

  11. I honestly don't know. I have read many articles about all of the harsh chemicals food in meat and dairy products. I can't say for sure that they contain embalming fluid but I have read that milk, fruits and vegetables all have minute traces of perchlorate a solid rocket-fuel chemical component. My advice, stay away from meat and dairy as much as possible. It is not good for the body!

  12. No since the stuff is as toxic as can be.

  13. No.

    P.S. it's "embalming".
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