anon987

Not true. It's considered safe by WebMD, and it's been studied as a food for a long time. It is chemically similar to cocoa butter.

So it's been approved by more reputable organizations than the FDA.

None of them care about that. They only care about arguing against vegan foods.

According to WebMD and the millions of people that eat kokum butter, it's safe.

Regulatory bodies across the world have set standards for the maximum allowable pus content in milk. For example, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allows a certain level of pus in milk.

It is very lol.

Lol, you extreme communists are hilarious.

According to the FDA it's most likely safe but can't be confirmed until actual tests are done.

Do they not teach proper research where you live?

"Because H5N1 has only recently been found in cattle, no studies have directly tested milk pasteurization’s ability to kill the virus, the FDA said in a statement."

"It was never our intention to mislead people."

Then why make false claims?