store/raw MILK

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In answer to several posts, yes it is legal to sell raw milk in PA ifone is

licensed to do so. We are not licensed to sell raw milk, butrather what is

classified as manufacturing milk. All of our goatmilk (except what we

personally use) is shipped by tanker to NewHolland, Pa. where it is made in a

soft goat cheese called Chevre. We ourselves drink our milk raw with good health

and no problems. Ican see the need to pasturize milk for the general public as

thereare health risks with drinking raw milk. As for store milk I don'tbelieve

it is the evil enemy. Because we do sell as much milk as wecan produce and this

is our only income, and we have access to storecow milk for free we use it on

our animals with great success. Wehave raised calves, pigs, and baby goats on

store milk. The pigs andcalves were butchered in early life, but the goats were

raised forthe milk line and after using store milk on babies, we have had noside

effects in adults as old as 6 years old as of this date. Thisis not to say that

people living much longer lives than animals wouldnot be affected.I will agree

that unpasturized momma milk is by far the greatestsource of nutrition for the

newborn. Colostrom is the first milk andthe greatest immune builder. When I

switch my babies to store milk,it is only after momma milk and I mix the

goat/store milk for themwhen they are a week old.I also add soda and probiotics

to the milk and when they are about amonth old I start to add a little garlic

powder and rosehip powder tothe feed.Perhaps it is the herbs that make the store

milk seem so good forgrowth and reproduction. I tried to add garlic and

rosehips to themilk at around 3 days, but it caused blood in the stools. I

gavethem slippery elm powder in the milk and it cleared up the blood. They were

still to sensitive at this age.

[Guest guest]

Ruth,

 

Thanks for the data. That's great that you and your family get to drink the raw milk. I agree it is far superior.

 

You sould like quite an herbalist using garlic and slippery elm and rose hips etc. Hope you are getting some good tips off the list.

 

Do you know about cayenne pepper as an emergency treatment for heart attacks and strokes? Our 13 year old dog started to

have an attack one day and we ran for the cayenne and gave him a whole dropperful. He came right out of it, got up immediately

and seemed fine. Cayenne dialates blood vessels and thus moves blood throughout the body. There are cases where brain or heart

damage has been averted or greatly lessened.

 

Valorie

 

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ladygoat

herbal remedies

Sunday, April 08, 2001 7:22 AM

[herbal remedies] store/raw MILK

In answer to several posts, yes it is legal to sell raw milk in PA ifone is licensed to do so. We are not licensed to sell raw milk, butrather what is classified as manufacturing milk. All of our goatmilk (except what we personally use) is shipped by tanker to NewHolland, Pa. where it is made in a soft goat cheese called Chevre. We ourselves drink our milk raw with good health and no problems. Ican see the need to pasturize milk for the general public as thereare health risks with drinking raw milk. As for store milk I don'tbelieve it is the evil enemy. Because we do sell as much milk as wecan produce and this is our only income, and we have access to storecow milk for free we use it on our animals with great success. Wehave raised calves, pigs, and baby goats on store milk. The pigs andcalves were butchered in early life, but the goats were raised forthe milk line and after using store milk on babies, we have had noside effects in adults as old as 6 years old as of this date. Thisis not to say that people living much longer lives than animals wouldnot be affected.I will agree that unpasturized momma milk is by far the greatestsource of nutrition for the newborn. Colostrom is the first milk andthe greatest immune builder. When I switch my babies to store milk,it is only after momma milk and I mix the goat/store milk for themwhen they are a week old.I also add soda and probiotics to the milk and when they are about amonth old I start to add a little garlic powder and rosehip powder tothe feed.Perhaps it is the herbs that make the store milk seem so good forgrowth and reproduction. I tried to add garlic and rosehips to themilk at around 3 days, but it caused blood in the stools. I gavethem slippery elm powder in the milk and it cleared up the blood. They were still to sensitive at this age. Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following: 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire. 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any natural remedy. 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own physician and toprescribe for your own health. We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here as long as they behave themselves. Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and any person following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own risk. It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or products from list members, you are agreeing to be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List Owner and members free of any liability. Dr. Ian ShillingtonDoctor of NaturopathyDr.IanShillington