ENN two short radio interviews, 3 minutes total

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EarthNews Radio: The Weston A. Price Foundation

March 14, 2005 - By Geary, ENN

How much do you know about the milk products available to you at the local

market?

ENN's Jerry Kay talked to Sally Fallon, founder of the Weston A. Price

Foundation.

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She says that milk is a key part of diets for people who live healthy lives in

Europe and North Africa. Raw milk drinkers tended to have good bone structure

and were otherwise very healthy.

She says that pasteurized milk, the commercial milk sold in the US, is denatured

to a degree that it is no longer as healthy as raw milk.

By the FDA's own standards, pasteurized milk constitutes an adulterated product.

The Weston A. Price foundation was started in 1999, and is named for Dr. Weston

Price, who studied non-industrialized cultures to determine what was the optimum

diet of a healthy people. You can find out more at www.westonaprice.org.

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EarthNews Radio: Cow Shares

March 25, 2005 - By Geary, ENN

More and more people are realizing the value of drinking whole milk, and many of

those people are going directly to the source to get it.

ENN's Jerry Kay spoke with Tim Wightman, a dairy farmer with Clearview Acres

Farm in Wisconsin, about its " cow share " program.

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Wightman says people drive up to 70 miles to get raw milk.

Clearview sells shares of cows -- customers can then go to the farm and get milk

from their own cow. The farm's milk tanks are retrofitted to make it easier to

get the milk out. The farm makes sure the cows are healthy and provides advice

on the safe keeping of the milk in home refrigerators.

ENN reported on the benefits of raw milk in a previous story about the Weston A.

Price Foundation, which studies and advocates the benefits of whole foods eaten

by healthy people in native cultures.

You can learn more at the Price Foundation website: www.westonaprice.org