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Milk prices are sky high, dairy farmers compensated an all time low.  We will soon all be drinking imported milk!

Raw milk

What are your feelings on Raw milk?  Good for you or not?


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When you drink raw unpasteurized milk, you are taking a chance with your health and well-being.  Raw milk may be contaminated with harmful bacteria such as E. coli, Salmonella, Campylobacter, etc. that can make you very sick, or even kill you.

Posted 2009-09-02T01:01:49Z
 
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I totally disagree with the first answer. This was the government propaganda that was pushed to start the pasteurization and homogenization of good pure and raw milk. Over one million people in the US and over 50 million people worldwide drink raw cows milk daily and no one gets any harmful Salmonella from it. Pateruization KILLS all the good nutrients that come with this super food, including easily assimulated Vitamin D, which they try to put back in using a synthetic that is useless. Our family drinks pure raw cows milk, butter, yogurt and keefir daily, direct from a local dairy, have done so for a very long time, I am 63, and very heatlhy.

Posted 2009-09-03T09:08:40Z
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I'm afraid of it.  Pasteurization is known to kill harmful bacteria, and does not change the taste of milk.  Raw milk may contain tuberculosis, brucellosis, and other bacterial disease.  A simple heating of the milk to 140 degrees will kill these organisms, and leave the milk unchanged.

Posted 2009-09-10T04:33:09Z
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Milk prices are sky high, dairy farmers compensated an all time low.  We will soon all be drinking imported milk!

Just wondered what for convo I would get going on this.  We are tested for every freaking bacteria ever known to man (well I am sure not all but all the ones mentioned in my answers) so I am not too worried about that.  And by the way pasteurizing kills all the good bacteria and vitamins too!  Most of the vitamins in the milk that the average consumer drinks are as fake as the vitamins bought at the grocery store that you sh*t out :)

We do drink raw milk and well we are all still alive.  Family of 5.  Yes I am absolutely certain their are people out there that can't drink raw milk just like their are people out there who can't eat peanuts or flour products. 

Posted 2009-09-14T19:46:09Z

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