Re: Re: raw milk-need info

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,

We have exclusively used raw milk products for over 10 years. In

California it is pretty easy to get them.

Pasteurization and homogenization destroy all the health benefits of

milk, and even make then UNhealhful. Raw milk contains all the

vitamins, minerals, short and medium chain fatty acids and enzymes

intact. For this reason, many people who cannot tolerate milk do very

well on raw milk. Some will still need to avoid milk in all it's forms

depending on allergies, sensitivities, etc.

I can honestly not think of any cons. If it is a reputable dairy which

uses only organic grass feeds and humanely treats its cows, this is the

best milk you will ever drink. These dairies are usually small and are

subjected to rigorous inspections. You would be much more likely to be

sickened by pasteurized milk than raw milk. Don't let that frighten

you off. I have never had a bad batch yet.

doesn't drink milk anymore, but she will eat raw milk cheese and

yogurt and loves them. She has never had any problems at all, and in

fact she is as healthy as can be, far exceeding the growth predictions

made by her doctors.

On Thursday, January 29, 2004, at 09:55 AM, Dougherty wrote:

> Would any parents that have tried raw milk (cow's) with their

> children

> please email me with the pros or cons. My local health food store just

> started selling it and everyone who has tried it there is raving about

> it.

> Feel free to post any studies or info on it.

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

>

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Thanks . Your posting was very reassuring. I plan to try some this

weekend with and see how she tolerates it. She has been off all dairy

products since she was about 6...she's now almost 15. A urine test back then

through and Labs indicated she was high in peptides for

casein and when we eliminated dairy, she lost that spaciness connected with

autism. I'm not sure whether to try it alone or with some of the AFP Houston

enzyme she now takes for casein/wheat/gluten proteins.

Re: Re: raw milk-need info

> ,

>

> We have exclusively used raw milk products for over 10 years. In

> California it is pretty easy to get them.

>

> Pasteurization and homogenization destroy all the health benefits of

> milk, and even make then UNhealhful. Raw milk contains all the

> vitamins, minerals, short and medium chain fatty acids and enzymes

> intact. For this reason, many people who cannot tolerate milk do very

> well on raw milk. Some will still need to avoid milk in all it's forms

> depending on allergies, sensitivities, etc.

>

> I can honestly not think of any cons. If it is a reputable dairy which

> uses only organic grass feeds and humanely treats its cows, this is the

> best milk you will ever drink. These dairies are usually small and are

> subjected to rigorous inspections. You would be much more likely to be

> sickened by pasteurized milk than raw milk. Don't let that frighten

> you off. I have never had a bad batch yet.

>

> doesn't drink milk anymore, but she will eat raw milk cheese and

> yogurt and loves them. She has never had any problems at all, and in

> fact she is as healthy as can be, far exceeding the growth predictions

> made by her doctors.

>

>

>

>

>

>

> On Thursday, January 29, 2004, at 09:55 AM, Dougherty wrote:

>

> > Would any parents that have tried raw milk (cow's) with their

> > children

> > please email me with the pros or cons. My local health food store just

> > started selling it and everyone who has tried it there is raving about

> > it.

> > Feel free to post any studies or info on it.

> > Thanks in advance,

> >

> >

> >

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Dear Juli,

Thank you so much for your reply. I also pray your daughter lives a

long, healthy life. It was heart warming to hear how well your little girl

is doing now. I have worked with a girl with Rett Syndrome and sadly saw the

regression take place.

Re: raw milk-need info

> i forget, because of vaccine injury is why we not give to her milk

> of vaccine animal, no. also she was casein and gluten free for much

> time, yes, one reason , yes, she still walks some, although no

> running, no, or climbiong of the stairs, no. (she has Retts as well

> yes, and much girls with retts cannot so walk no, almost in

> wheelchair she was so, but diet change, brought her around and she

> regained many lost skills, yes, weight and walked again after months

> of collapsing and unableness to do much with her body, no, and walks

> very well for a rett girl, yes. compared to normal people she to

> have been described as walking as good as an 85 year old with

> arthritis, but still better than wheelchair, i think so, yes. that

> statement was made as a joke i think so, yes, although i did not

> comprehend it as such, no. but then i do not always though.

> peopeles odd seeming in their *jokes*.

>

> she did so enzymes which was good for her yes as introduced again

> gluten foods, some, yes, and now casein in her raw organic vaccine

> free cow milk, yes.

>

> i hope for her long life with continued health.

>

> i pray away the wheelchair, feeding tubes, seizures, i hope to this

> that they to remain at bay back wherest they came, in bad food and

> bad drugs, and she to be content autistic with no rett symptoms to

> hold her back no more, no. walking although like old woman, but

> still walking, eating and not on feeding tube, no. and no seizures

> for 14 months now, blessed this to be, so, yes.

>

>

> Juli ASD, mother to Nicollette, Rett Syndrome with autism

>

>

>

> > Would any parents that have tried raw milk (cow's) with their

> children

> > please email me with the pros or cons. My local health food store

> just

> > started selling it and everyone who has tried it there is raving

> about it.

> > Feel free to post any studies or info on it.

> > Thanks in advance,

> >

>

>

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[Guest guest]

,

Personally I would try it alone for a control, and then if she seems to

have a negative reaction try it again with some enzymes to see if it

makes a difference. Of course, you need to do this at a time when it

could be possible for her to have a negative reaction so you can handle

the consequences. Hopefully she will tolerate it and reap the numerous

benefits.

On Thursday, January 29, 2004, at 11:42 AM, Dougherty wrote:

> Thanks . Your posting was very reassuring. I plan to try some this

> weekend with and see how she tolerates it. She has been off all

> dairy

> products since she was about 6...she's now almost 15. A urine test

> back then

> through and Labs indicated she was high in peptides for

> casein and when we eliminated dairy, she lost that spaciness connected

> with

> autism. I'm not sure whether to try it alone or with some of the AFP

> Houston

> enzyme she now takes for casein/wheat/gluten proteins.

>

> Re: Re: raw milk-need info

>

>

>> ,

>>

>> We have exclusively used raw milk products for over 10 years. In

>> California it is pretty easy to get them.

>>

>> Pasteurization and homogenization destroy all the health benefits of

>> milk, and even make then UNhealhful. Raw milk contains all the

>> vitamins, minerals, short and medium chain fatty acids and enzymes

>> intact. For this reason, many people who cannot tolerate milk do very

>> well on raw milk. Some will still need to avoid milk in all it's

>> forms

>> depending on allergies, sensitivities, etc.

>>

>> I can honestly not think of any cons. If it is a reputable dairy

>> which

>> uses only organic grass feeds and humanely treats its cows, this is

>> the

>> best milk you will ever drink. These dairies are usually small and

>> are

>> subjected to rigorous inspections. You would be much more likely to

>> be

>> sickened by pasteurized milk than raw milk. Don't let that frighten

>> you off. I have never had a bad batch yet.

>>

>> doesn't drink milk anymore, but she will eat raw milk cheese and

>> yogurt and loves them. She has never had any problems at all, and in

>> fact she is as healthy as can be, far exceeding the growth predictions

>> made by her doctors.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> On Thursday, January 29, 2004, at 09:55 AM, Dougherty wrote:

>>

>>> Would any parents that have tried raw milk (cow's) with their

>>> children

>>> please email me with the pros or cons. My local health food store

>>> just

>>> started selling it and everyone who has tried it there is raving

>>> about

>>> it.

>>> Feel free to post any studies or info on it.

>>> Thanks in advance,

>>>

>>>

>>>

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