Re: M.D.'s comments on natural milk

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Don't forget that in a lot of countries, they still don't pasturize but there

are still people there, drinking milk.

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> Comments from Dr. s, M.D. about raw/natural milk:

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> " Milk that's not pasteurized is a health hazard "

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> Really? Let's look at how this myth was spun and how it got poured down

> the throats of the American public:

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> If raw milk is so bad for us, how did the human race ever survive before

> pasteurization? After all, we've been milking cows and drinking down the

> creamy, nutrient-rich results for thousands of years — yet Louis

> Pasteur's process (which was originally designed to prevent beer

> spoilage, mind you) has only been in widespread use for a little more

> than a century. So what gives?

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