Raw cow's milk, goats, even lamb's milk (makes for great feta cheese) Hunzas made yogurt and kefir from raw milk for thousands of years. Small amounts of raw milk available in WA. Couldn't get it in CA when my son was young, so I never gave him milk (after nursing him for 18 months) Turned out just fine.
@RDLONG30 Codex Alimentarius is a part of the 2nd phase of the Jesuit plan to bring the whole world under the subjection of the Papacy and to restart persecution. This is encapsulated within a 300 year plan to counter the reformation. The 1st phase started in 1965 at the end of the Vatican II council. The 2nd phase started in October 2009. Codex Alimentarius was to pass just 2 months later in December of 2009. Bees are being poisoned by Jesuit Roundup spliced into GMO seeds.
@bornbythesea Oy. Here we go again with the conspiracy theorists. Y'all parrot the same manure. And i find in WA, it's repeated over & over again by white males stuck in some adolescent developmental stage, who don't "know how to think." Get into the organic movement, the permaculture movement, and therapy. Your mommy really f----- you up.
next time you make a video at list do some researcher processed milk is a lot safer then raw milk. i can not remember the exact numbers now but something like ~95% off all milk related food positioning is from raw milk even know lees then ~5% of people drink it and yes there have been deaths.
You are the one that needs to do research. Mass produced milk cannot be taken raw because the herds are kept in unhealthy conditions and fed a bad diet. Pasteurisation only kills bacteria, it leaves the dead proteins in the milk, That is why milk causes mucus. It destroys lactase, causing lactose intolerance.
Grass fed free range cows, are healthy and so is the milk they produce. It contains many good bacteria and enzymes, including lactase
Let's just eat food the way God intended it to be, as much as we can. I have had a cow share lease for over two years. Raw milk is wonderful. You can leave it on the counter for three days and it doesn't go rancid, it changes into curds and whey. I make yogurt, butter, ice cream, liquid whey, cream cheese. It is wonderful knowing all the benefits for my families health. Now if I taste store bought milk (organic or not) it DOES NOT TASTE LIKE MILK!!!!!
Keep the cow healthy let her eat what she is supposed to eat like grass
don't have to worry about TB. Raw goat milk is good too but a but a little bit
of a goat smell. We must take back our lives. I have lived on a farm and have never lived healthier everything is fresh but big corporations want to change all that hmm sound like greed to me. Thanks to our government.
People drank raw milk for a very long time without any problems because the cows and goats we fed grass. feeding cows corn in known to cause problems in the gut of cows causing bad bacteria like e coli.
A good question. The reason cows or big commercial farms are fed corn is because corn is subsidized and made much cheaper than it would naturally be , and because it's so cheap they can pack cows in a barn or lot without letting them graze in the field and they can have more cows on less land. Some milk cows never see the sky, only a roof.
@G2thefarmer - are you willing to pay for underwriting the liability for raw milk sold from your cows to some random customer in some dairy case somewhere?
@CouldNotCareLes I don't have any cows Mr monsanto. I think consumers should know the truth about their food and then let them make their own decisions. pretty sure most people would drink raw milk if they knew where it was coming from, also they would want animals that produce their hormones naturally not have them injected. And finnaly GMO s would be no longer needed
@G2thefarmer - what does Monsanto have to do with this issue?
You are aware they sold the Posilac business years ago ... eh?
... and I'm pretty sure folks who know where it is coming from are drinking raw milk. It's when some doof gets on the internet and says that everyone should, so folks who have no hope of ever knowing a dairy farmer will expect to be able to buy it at Walmart.
Governments all over are trying to outlaw anything organic. They want us to eat their chemicals so damn bad. So they hype up false problems made up most of the time. It's sad.
if you want, try to find a dairy farmer that is in your area and just go up and ask - the worst they can say is no - remember that milk doesn't leave the cow pasteurized, so they keep it around before they ship it - I get it from a great famer in the welland ontario area - all grass fed, and the milk tastes like whipped cream.
Dairy cows are kept impregnated during their unnaturally shortened life in order to produce milk. When the cow gives birth, the calf is taken away from its mother and slaughtered as veal. Raw or not I'll skip the milk.
As long as you milk the cow on a regular basis, there is no need to keep the cow impregnated. It's like human mothers, as long as the baby keeps sucking, the mother keeps producing milk. This can go on for years if the mother desires. This is the result of the hormones prolactin and oxytocin, not any hormones that sustain pregnancy.
Raw cow's milk, goats, even lamb's milk (makes for great feta cheese) Hunzas made yogurt and kefir from raw milk for thousands of years. Small amounts of raw milk available in WA. Couldn't get it in CA when my son was young, so I never gave him milk (after nursing him for 18 months) Turned out just fine.
liagarden 3 months ago
The dark side of dairy... watch?v=Sr-EyIaXAD4
jillythe1st 6 months ago
the red letters with the background is a bad contrast for reading
RDLONG30 6 months ago
@RDLONG30 Codex Alimentarius is a part of the 2nd phase of the Jesuit plan to bring the whole world under the subjection of the Papacy and to restart persecution. This is encapsulated within a 300 year plan to counter the reformation. The 1st phase started in 1965 at the end of the Vatican II council. The 2nd phase started in October 2009. Codex Alimentarius was to pass just 2 months later in December of 2009. Bees are being poisoned by Jesuit Roundup spliced into GMO seeds.
bornbythesea 6 months ago
@bornbythesea Oy. Here we go again with the conspiracy theorists. Y'all parrot the same manure. And i find in WA, it's repeated over & over again by white males stuck in some adolescent developmental stage, who don't "know how to think." Get into the organic movement, the permaculture movement, and therapy. Your mommy really f----- you up.
liagarden 3 months ago
@liagarden There is no way you have heard of everything I just said in my comment. Maybe some of it, but not all of it.
bornbythesea 3 months ago
next time you make a video at list do some researcher processed milk is a lot safer then raw milk. i can not remember the exact numbers now but something like ~95% off all milk related food positioning is from raw milk even know lees then ~5% of people drink it and yes there have been deaths.
rushyn0 1 year ago
@rushyn0
You are the one that needs to do research. Mass produced milk cannot be taken raw because the herds are kept in unhealthy conditions and fed a bad diet. Pasteurisation only kills bacteria, it leaves the dead proteins in the milk, That is why milk causes mucus. It destroys lactase, causing lactose intolerance.
Grass fed free range cows, are healthy and so is the milk they produce. It contains many good bacteria and enzymes, including lactase
wjestick 5 months ago
Let's just eat food the way God intended it to be, as much as we can. I have had a cow share lease for over two years. Raw milk is wonderful. You can leave it on the counter for three days and it doesn't go rancid, it changes into curds and whey. I make yogurt, butter, ice cream, liquid whey, cream cheese. It is wonderful knowing all the benefits for my families health. Now if I taste store bought milk (organic or not) it DOES NOT TASTE LIKE MILK!!!!!
deniemarie 1 year ago 2
Very interesting! Thank you for bringing this to my attention.
I wonder how raw milk compares to soy milk as a healthy dietary product...
simplykyl3 1 year ago
@simplykyl3
Raw milk contains more fat than 'normal' milk, because the butterfat hasn't been removed yet.
That butterfat isn't waste neither, its used to make cheese, cream and afcourse butter.
wybo2 1 year ago
@wybo2 I don't see how that relates to my post, but thanks for the info
simplykyl3 1 year ago
My problem with this video is the color of the text makes it nearly unreadable!!
Great info. Can't see it!!
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GadgetzoneTV 1 year ago
thank u for ur very educational video i wish people could be more informed on the beef industries
frankbradshaw1770 1 year ago
Keep the cow healthy let her eat what she is supposed to eat like grass
don't have to worry about TB. Raw goat milk is good too but a but a little bit
of a goat smell. We must take back our lives. I have lived on a farm and have never lived healthier everything is fresh but big corporations want to change all that hmm sound like greed to me. Thanks to our government.
dragonseptor 1 year ago
People drank raw milk for a very long time without any problems because the cows and goats we fed grass. feeding cows corn in known to cause problems in the gut of cows causing bad bacteria like e coli.
FLAUrbanHomesteaders 1 year ago 2
@FLAUrbanHomesteaders so why not feed grass?!!!
liya2010 1 year ago
@liya2010
A good question. The reason cows or big commercial farms are fed corn is because corn is subsidized and made much cheaper than it would naturally be , and because it's so cheap they can pack cows in a barn or lot without letting them graze in the field and they can have more cows on less land. Some milk cows never see the sky, only a roof.
FLAUrbanHomesteaders 1 year ago
@FLAUrbanHomesteaders - without any problems?
Children died from parasites and deseases.
Why do you think pasteurization was deemed necessary?
Les
CouldNotCareLes 1 year ago
@CouldNotCareLes Only parasite here is you aka monsanto
G2thefarmer 1 year ago
@G2thefarmer - are you willing to pay for underwriting the liability for raw milk sold from your cows to some random customer in some dairy case somewhere?
If not, shut up.
Les
CouldNotCareLes 1 year ago
@CouldNotCareLes I don't have any cows Mr monsanto. I think consumers should know the truth about their food and then let them make their own decisions. pretty sure most people would drink raw milk if they knew where it was coming from, also they would want animals that produce their hormones naturally not have them injected. And finnaly GMO s would be no longer needed
G2thefarmer 1 year ago
@G2thefarmer - what does Monsanto have to do with this issue?
You are aware they sold the Posilac business years ago ... eh?
... and I'm pretty sure folks who know where it is coming from are drinking raw milk. It's when some doof gets on the internet and says that everyone should, so folks who have no hope of ever knowing a dairy farmer will expect to be able to buy it at Walmart.
Les
CouldNotCareLes 1 year ago
inspiring vid m8.
mrvolax 1 year ago
In NJ it's illegal to sell raw milk... That's why I and about 12 other people get it transported here... illegally!!!! BREAK'n the Law!!!
EARTH FED NUTRITION= HEALTH
MAN FED NUTRITION =DIABETES, Heart disease and Obesity!!!
Garagestrength(dot)com
cownuttz70 2 years ago 2
What about TB?
123simeonw 2 years ago
passteurize that hoe!!!!!!!
imnottrenton2 2 years ago
Im red-green color deficient.
That is so difficult to read.....
heavensarmory 2 years ago
Governments all over are trying to outlaw anything organic. They want us to eat their chemicals so damn bad. So they hype up false problems made up most of the time. It's sad.
truthseeker510 2 years ago 8
that cow had nice teeth
geobros 2 years ago
@geobros pretty sure they put a human's mouth on the cow, i am a dental assistant and i am pretty sure that's the case, lol.
vrwhitlockable 1 year ago
It's sad... In Canada it's illegal to sell raw milk. I would like to try it :S
PhantasyMan01 2 years ago 2
if you want, try to find a dairy farmer that is in your area and just go up and ask - the worst they can say is no - remember that milk doesn't leave the cow pasteurized, so they keep it around before they ship it - I get it from a great famer in the welland ontario area - all grass fed, and the milk tastes like whipped cream.
AngeMaxim 2 years ago 2
Excellent Vid. I think that raw goat's milk is also especially good for human consumption.
BTW, what is the name of the song?
edthewave 2 years ago 2
Dairy cows are kept impregnated during their unnaturally shortened life in order to produce milk. When the cow gives birth, the calf is taken away from its mother and slaughtered as veal. Raw or not I'll skip the milk.
resedoton 2 years ago
Wrong. you're talking about the conventional way. which im against.
WellnessMafia 2 years ago
As long as you milk the cow on a regular basis, there is no need to keep the cow impregnated. It's like human mothers, as long as the baby keeps sucking, the mother keeps producing milk. This can go on for years if the mother desires. This is the result of the hormones prolactin and oxytocin, not any hormones that sustain pregnancy.
tiggie1975 2 years ago
He is based in the UK - where does he get his raw dairy from?
leilabbellydancer 2 years ago
Hi leila, its me. i get my milk from modbury farm in axminster devon. check the real milk website for a place near you :)
WellnessMafia 2 years ago
Awesome. Thanks WM.
thekillerbee123 2 years ago
What I wouldn't give for some raw milk!!!
HomesteadProvocateur 2 years ago 5
Cheers!
xr650lguy 2 years ago