Raw Milk

The amount of information available on raw  milk exceeds most attention spans.  While you may hold out until the Cliffs Notes are released,  Redmond Farms has compiled a brief summary using information  largely from raw-milk-facts.com. But don’t think this is a comprehensive overview. Each item states facts about raw milk that do not hold true for typical pasteurized milk, at least not in substancially equal degrees.

1.  Raw milk is a  complete and properly balanced food.  You  could live on it exclusively if you had to.
2.  Raw milk contains  all 20 amino acids necessary to produce the proteins that keep humans  alive.
3.  Raw milk contains  ample amounts of lactase, the enzyme that breaks down lactose, or milk  sugar.  This means that many  lactose-intolerant people can enjoy raw milk without the unpleasant  consequences.
4.  Raw milk contains  healthy, life-sustaining fats.
5.  Raw milk from grass-fed  cows contains many times as much CLA, a fatty acid that appears to work wonders  on the human body, as regular pasteurized milk.
6.  Raw milk contains  every vitamin and mineral useful to humans.
7.  Raw milk contains  over 60 known functional enzymes that perform a wide variety of important tasks  for the body.
8.  Raw milk contains  healthy amounts of the protective/repair substance cholesterol.
9.  Raw milk contains  several strains of healthy bacteria that really improve digestion.  Bacteria cultures added to raw milk make it  increasingly beneficial as it ferments into products like yogurt and kefir.
10.  Raw milk has  natural flavor and color that, once tried, is usually preferred

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