The Truth about Raw Milk with Mark McAfee from Organic Pastures
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@5tonyvvvv grains and milk consumption are standards with humans for thousands of years. Veganism is the odd thing.
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I live in canada and don't have the money or access to get proper milk. Should I just not drink it at all? The best I can probably get is standard goats milk (at least it doesnt have a1 casein) but it's probably got all the other crap.
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Raw organic milk even though healthier in quite a few ways is still 100% unnatural and very cancer causing food source for humans and you still get parasites..
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...Not one animal on earth continues to drink milk after weaning. Milk drinking as a daily habit is not healthy. Drink water.
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@FathomlessJoy Um no healthy cows make more milk than their baby needs. Have you ever breast fed a human? Healthy humans the more they are milked the more they produce. And you are very uneducated. Other countries drink lots more milk than us, only its usually raw and unrecorded. Ancient peoples exist that have lived off raw milk for hundreds of yrs and have virtually no disease. Pasturized milked causes heart problems not raw. Ancient people have none.
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@FunctionalPS Thanks FunctionalPS, I've been looking for this link. Great raw milk video too.
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@TheRtlillico Hypothyroidism: The Unsuspected Illness by Broda Barnes, et al. All books by Ray Peat. The Thyroid by Thomas McGavack.
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@FunctionalPS Are there any specific books that you could recommend?
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@TheRtlillico That likely could be related. When the thyroid (read: metabolism) isn't working properly, there is compensation by the adrenals, which commonly leads to adrenal over-stimulation. I would look at the work of Ray Peat, PhD, Broda Barnes, MD, PhD, and my blog (see homepage for this youtube channel).
@wacollier Pathogen is an infectious agent that causes disease to its host. Not all bacteria are pathogens. Lactobacillus and bifidobacter spp. are friendly flora of the human GI tract for instance. When you raise cows properly, the terrain isn't suitable for pathogens and that is what Mark discusses. Terrain vs germ (Pasteur) theory.
Bacteria are everywhere. Microbial balance within us is what keeps our immune system healthy, and the same concept holds true for these grass fed, free range cows
FunctionalPS 1 year ago 10
Organic Pastures milk is so excellent. I wish I had some right now....
ElenaHaskins 1 year ago 5