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<But what about the dairy needing
<to be low-fat? I understand that raw milk negates this need and even
<cheeses made from raw milk does too. But whole milk yogurt? And before
<you all jump on me, I gave up on raw milk because it went bad after 2
<days. I am using Strauss cream-on-top milk and whipping cream because
<they are not homogenized or "ultra-pasturized".

Where were you getting raw milk that it went bad in two days? Ours easily
lasts 2 weeks in the fridge and if if it starts to sour, there are still
ways to use it. Not trying to criticize your decision, just curious about
why there would be such a difference. Are you in CA or something, where you
can buy raw milk off the shelf and so maybe it is already several days old
when you got it?
Kristin

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I just finished reading the new OUr Bodies, Ourselves: Menopause. It was just published this year. They are very good about staing that most "scientific"...
puffercheeks
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<But what about the dairy needing <to be low-fat? I understand that raw milk negates this need and even <cheeses made from raw milk does too. But whole milk...
Kristin Walukas
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... easily ... still ... about ... where you ... days old ... I am in Northern CA. I am told they freeze it at Organic Pastures before they ship it. It is...
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Gene Schwartz
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Hm, that is interesting. I am also in No. Ca. and I have had only one jug of milk go sour before its date in the three years I have been buying it. Someone,...
Amanda Canfield
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Also, I visited ... plant ... Hmmm. The hfs told me that OP freezes them. And yes, it was in the summer since I just started this in July. I will try it again...
puffercheeks
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... I do know that fat is needed to fully absorb the calcium and fat-soluble vitamins. My opinion is that God put that amount of fat in there for a reason. :) ...
Amanda Canfield
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... This my reply from Mark McAfee about freezing their milk prior to delivery: From: "Mark L. McAfee" <mark@...> To: "'Amanda Canfield'"...
Amanda Canfield
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check out this page http://www.organicpastures.com/pricelist.html Down the page it clearly states that ALL products are shipped in frozen form unless...
zoe W
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... Shipped, yes, but here in California where it is a day's drive to most if not nearly all delivery destinations, it comes by refrigerated truck. ...
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OK, that wasn't made clear, because if I want it delivered to my home in San Diego area it has to be shipped by UPS or USPS so I wasn't aware it was...
zoe W
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I've had it go sour in 3 days. Called the company, they said I could bring it back to the store if I wanted. I ended up soaking pancake mix in it and making...
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... Sure. I am going to quote from "Healing with Whole Foods", by Paul Pitchford, page 18 which as far as I know is unrelated to WAP and Sally Fallon and NT. ...
Kristin Walukas
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Kristin, ... Actually if the A and D is emulsified or water-solubilized the absorption is much higher. However, butterfat is a primary source of vitamin K2,...
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... absolutely ... calcification ... activates ... vitamin ... Thanks for setting me straight, Chris. Kristin...
klwalukas
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Thank you to everyone who responded. I get it now! Just one more question. You say it's the whole milk you need to get the vitamin K2. But, was is it that...
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Lesley, ... Pasteurization destroys a number of things, but I suspect that one of the most important is the destruction of disulfide bonds between cysteine...
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The good bacteria and taste to name a couple of things Your intestines need good bacteria like, milk, yogurt and kefir (probiotics) to run an efficient...
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BRAVO ! Well stated! zoe Friday, November 3, 2006, 5:43:38 AM, you wrote: The good bacteria and taste to name a couple of things Your intestines need good...
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