Thanks for your advice. I'm in Flagler county. Yes, it would be wheat I'm most
concerned with. Gluten and soy I'm trying to avoid as well. We use dye free
detergent and soap when necessary for the baby. Are you truly IgE allergic to
the protein in cow milk or just intolerant to it? What are the symptoms you
experience? You have none with the goat's milk? Thanks!




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From: jojo <ranchgal@...>
To: "raw_goatmilk@yahoogroups.com" <raw_goatmilk@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 11, 2009 9:27:24 PM
Subject: Re: [raw_goatmilk] new member





Try goats milk. Its closer to our natural PH ...
Iım allergic to milk. But not goats milk.

And where in florida are you.
I have an aunt with ecsema pretty bad and she says that the goats milk soap
I gave her did help. But I figure its not soley the MILK soap its the fact
that its just plain ole all naturally made. Detergents are just awful on our
skin.

I would think not so much ³grass only² but animals not fed wheat and gluten
materials. Beet pulp is good/blackoil sunflower seeds is good. Corns good
Though you should see if they feed local and even if non GMO corns. What
else? Also alfalfa pellets would be ok. etc... Just have them tell you what
they are feeding. If you were in the area I would probably try to help with
getting rid of grain to see if that helps... As I do feed grain. Have to on
such a small plot of land.

I live in Florida if you tell me where you are located I can help find you a
farm.

jo

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From: "thestinker78@ ymail.com" <thestinker78@ ymail.com>
Reply-To: "raw_goatmilk@ yahoogroups. com" <raw_goatmilk@ yahoogroups. com>
Date: Sat, 11 Jul 2009 17:00:03 -0000
To: "raw_goatmilk@ yahoogroups. com" <raw_goatmilk@ yahoogroups. com>
Subject: [raw_goatmilk] new member

I'm new here and have been searching the internet and learning about the
benefits of raw milk. My daughter is a year and has eczema and allergies.
I've nursed her solely since birth. Anyway, I'm trying to find goats that
are fed only grass in Florida. The grains in the diet will probably be a
problem. Has anyone had experience with allergies or eczema improving on
this milk? Any advice you have would be welcome. I have found 100 percent
grass fed raw cow milk locally so I 'm trying to decide what at all to try.
Thanks!

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