The Raw Milk Controversy: Fact & Fiction Chapter 1, Prt. 1

An introduction to the conversation between Mark McAfee (founder & owner of Organic Pastures Dairy: http://www.organicpastures.com/) and Dr. Dale Jacobson, DC (Jacobson Chiropractic in Nevada City, California: http://jacobsonchiropractic.net/)

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Education

Tags:

• health
• healiing
• raw milk
• real pasture-fed dairy

[ChefJem33]

Fortunately - what we are talking about and producing is beyond "organics" as that system allows for an unhealthy grain-based (and worse) diet for animals whose natural diet is in the pasture. Once again there are two milks and we are talking about the the one that is intended for people rather than pasteurization. It's literally two different worlds!

What is most absurd is the 15 things that other "milk" kills (in a paper by Mark McAfee)

See the link at "Raw Milk: The Whole truth" at CureZone

[WarEagle2727]

Would you reccomend getting the whole or skim milk from organic pastures?

[ChefJem33]

Whole milk, always! The fat is essential for protein and mineral absorption. The "low-fat" fad is based on myth. The body must have good fats and the fat in whole raw milk from healthy grass-fed cows is an excellent source of good fat. If there is any concern about digesting cow's milk then by all means go for the goat milk! GM has smaller protein molecules & therefore easier to digest for those with compromised digestion.

Hope this is helpful!

I now have a transcript of the DVD's 1st hour.

[thecorporatebum]

A chiropractor and an organic farmer. Hmm. Sounds like anti-corporate anecdotal evidence being told to the masses by a man who has a lot to gain financially if people believe this stuff. Youtube is not a good place to get your science people, read some peer reviewed journals.

[gailalong]

What if one if battling high cholesterol and tryglycerides? I have been using rice milk fortified with calcium. Would raw whole milk raise my cholesterol levels?

[paulagloria]

these are such important videos...I so wish they could get pushed in the search engines

[TheMinistryOfDefense]

@ProfMike789

Did Dumascas here really just say Nature has no place in Science or Fact?

Ha Ha Ha.

[TheMinistryOfDefense]

@ProfMike789

It is a fact that your NWO Satanists have a population control agenda, thus the last thing they want is safe milk, yet push the pasteurized stuff, hmmm? Readers should see the youtube video called "Reporters blow whistle on Fox" It is a fact that cigarettes kill 400,000 Americans a year, yet are sold in almost every store, yet the Cockroaches in DC want to protect us from milk? It is a fact that ProfMike789 is a flaming homogenized lover, and completely out matched here.

[ProfMike789]

@TheMinistryOfDefense Sorry, but the magical end-all-be-all argument of "It's natural!" doesn't work in the realms of science or fact. It is a fact that pasteurization kills nearly all pre-existing and introduced bacteria in milk. It is a fact that people have died due to diseases contracted from unsafe "raw" milk. It is a fact that pasteurization is directly responsible for the prevention of, at the very least, tens of thousands of deaths, and even more illnesses, annually.

[TheMinistryOfDefense]

They sell cigarettes in almost every store, which kill 400,000

people a year. But they want to protect you from Raw Milk

because 120 people died? What's wrong with that picture?

Now you know something deceptive is going on. And if you do

some research you will find no E. Coli can exisit in raw milk,

because raw milk kills all viruses and "bad baterias" Nature's

way of protecting the new born.

Conclusion? Gov. Sponsored Genocide of, ...you.

[glifencible]

Great production values... especially the couch.

[sakkurae]

i bought 2 liters raw milk today. i have drank now over 1 liter. it tastes very good.

[socceric17]

@thecorporatebum Sure milk can be potentially dangerous but it's no different than peanut butter or spinach or eggs, etc. The only difference is I know where my milk comes from and I can verify that the cows are healthy where as with eggs and peanut butter, there's no way to check. I understand your concern and appreciate your input but I think you should check and see what's in pasteurized milk because pasteurized milk can also be potential harmful. Growth hormones, antibiotics, MSG, etc...

[thecorporatebum]

@socceric17 Cows are ruminants, they require a very different variety of gut microflora compared to humans. Certainly you can make yogurt out of your spoiled milk if it only contains Lactobacillus. If it contains pathogenic E. coli however, you may not want to eat that yogurt. You have to at least admit that milk can be potentially very harmful. I am not in the camp that says raw milk should be illegal but I do believe a well informed opinion rather than a holistic outlook is essential.