Re: How to get well Faster than Doctors expect

No objection to a little milk from a properly fed cow
or goat, but most are NOT. Many farmers and purchasers
feed cattle to make them fat and fast to raise the
praise, and that milk is unsafe!

Marvin L. Zinn
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No objection to a little milk from a properly fed cow
or goat, but most are NOT. Many farmers and purchasers
feed cattle to make them fat and fast to raise the
praise, and that milk is unsafe!

You'll have to forgive George. I think a cow must have done something
very bad to him in the recent past. I've already given him a lengthy
education and several links where he could learn about raw milk and the
benefits thereof. If you'll use Google and do a little history on
George's name, you'll see it's really the only thing he talks about.
It's a shame that he refuses to better inform himself.

Max.

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[email hidden] says...
No objection to a little milk from a properly fed cow
or goat, but most are NOT. Many farmers and purchasers
feed cattle to make them fat and fast to raise the
praise, and that milk is unsafe!

Max C. said:

You'll have to forgive George. I think a cow must have done something
very bad to him in the recent past. I've already given him a lengthy
education and several links where he could learn about raw milk and the
benefits thereof. If you'll use Google and do a little history on
George's name, you'll see it's really the only thing he talks about.
It's a shame that he refuses to better inform himself.

Max, grocery stores do NOT sell raw milk. So, maybe 99.9% of
all cow's milk drinkers buy the crappy cow's milk sold in grocery stores.
I, myself, may not want the bother to try to purchase raw cow's milk.
Now I prefer / tend to drink light, thin liquids like bottled water or
orange juice rather than a heavy, thick liquid like cow's milk (whether raw
or not).

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Max, grocery stores do NOT sell raw milk. So, maybe 99.9% of
all cow's milk drinkers buy the crappy cow's milk sold in grocery stores.
I, myself, may not want the bother to try to purchase raw cow's milk.
Now I prefer / tend to drink light, thin liquids like bottled water or
orange juice rather than a heavy, thick liquid like cow's milk (whether raw
or not).

Would you have any studies handy showing that 99.9% figure you quoted?
Besides, that doesn't excuse your ignorant ranting all over usenet,
inserting your uneducated opinion into posts that clearly aren't
discussing milk. In my experience, when health-minded people learn what
a benefit raw milk can be, they do what they can to obtain it. The
first 2 years after learning about raw milk, I drove 220 miles round
trip to get my raw milk. It was worth every mile.

California residents *CAN* buy raw milk in stores. If you're going to
continue bashing ALL milk and not distinguishing between the [censored] from
big corp farms and milk from healthy animals, I'll continue following
you around usenet disrupting your agenda. Educate yourself.

Max.

George said:

Max, grocery stores do NOT sell raw milk. So, maybe 99.9% of
all cow's milk drinkers buy the crappy cow's milk sold in grocery stores.
I, myself, may not want the bother to try to purchase raw cow's milk.
Now I prefer / tend to drink light, thin liquids like bottled water or
orange juice rather than a heavy, thick liquid like cow's milk (whether

raw

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or not).

Max C." <[email hidden]> replied:

Quoted message said:

Would you have any studies handy showing that 99.9% figure you quoted?
Besides, that doesn't excuse your ignorant ranting all over usenet,
inserting your uneducated opinion into posts that clearly aren't
discussing milk. In my experience, when health-minded people learn what
a benefit raw milk can be, they do what they can to obtain it. The
first 2 years after learning about raw milk, I drove 220 miles round
trip to get my raw milk. It was worth every mile.

Good for you. Personally, I would rather go to the grocery store
and buy orange juice.

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California residents *CAN* buy raw milk in stores. If you're going to
continue bashing ALL milk and not distinguishing between the [censored] from
big corp farms and milk from healthy animals, I'll continue following
you around usenet disrupting your agenda. Educate yourself.

Max, best of luck in trying to convince store-purchased cow's
milk drinkers (like David Wright) to switch to drinking raw cow's milk.

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Good for you. Personally, I would rather go to the grocery store
and buy orange juice.

Which also suffers from many of the problems as pasteurized cow's
milk... since store-bought OJ is also pasteurized. It lacks enzyme
activity, comes from crops that are often sprayed with several doses of
pesticides and oranges are often picked well before ripe... or well
beyond ripe (and moldy) and thus they lack the nutrient profile of a
ripe orange. You'll also find that citrus juice is high in potassium,
which if taken in too great a quantity can cause alkalinity. Look up
citrus and alkaline on Google.

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Max, best of luck in trying to convince store-purchased cow's
milk drinkers (like David Wright) to switch to drinking raw cow's milk.

I'm not on this group to convince anyone of anything. If someone asks a
question I think I have an answer to, I give an answer. If I give data
and someone disagrees, that's their business... but if I give data and
someone continues to disagree with no reasonable reasons for that
disagreement, I'll continue to give the same answers until proven wrong.
You haven't shown any signs that you're willing to look at the data I've
provided. I can't possibly respect your position knowing how closed
minded you must be.