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, maybe the interest in raw milk is slow for good reason, such as being

laced with radioactivity. This will always be a problem now.

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High Radiation Levels Found in US Drinking Water, Milk

September 12, 2011 by Staff

Radiation from Japan has been detected in drinking water in 13 more American

cities, and cesium-137 has been found in American milk—in Montpelier,

Vermont—for the first time since the Japan nuclear disaster began, according to

data released by the Environmental Protection Agency late Friday.

Milk samples from Phoenix and Los Angeles contained iodine-131 at levels roughly

equal to the maximum contaminant level permitted by EPA in drinking water, the

data shows. The Phoenix sample contained 3.2 picoCuries per liter of iodine-131.

The Los Angeles sample contained 2.9. The EPA maximum contaminant level is 3.0,

but this is a conservative standard designed to minimize exposure over a

lifetime, so EPA does not consider these levels to pose a health threat. The

FDA, not the EPA, regulates milk.

<http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffmcmahon/2011/04/09/radiation-detected-in-drinki\

ng-water-in-13-more-us-cities-cesium-137-in-vermont-milk/>

<http://enenews.com/cesium-in-san-francisco-bay-area-milk-close-to-exceeding-epa\

s-maximum-contaminant-level>

Amount of radiation in 3 gallons of milk from Hilo, Hawaii surpasses annual

maximum contaminant level set by EPA April 11, 2011

Cesium-137 levels in Vermont milk at 66% of maximum contaminant level allowed by

EPA April 9, 2011

EPA posts latest radiation data: Cesium-137 in Delaware drinking water above

" Maximum Contaminant Level " June 2, 2011

Cesium and iodine both at least 600% above EPA's maximum contaminant level in

Hawaii milk April 11, 2011

Arkansas milk 300% above EPA's maximum contaminant level for radioactive

iodine-131… 11 days ago April 10, 2011

Yum, raw milk. Ah, well, maybe it won't spoil.

Duncan

>

> The white house has a site for petitions. There's one for legalizing raw

> milk nationally, and it started off well, but has slowed WAY down. We have

> about a week left to get almost 1500 more signatures. Everyone go and sign

> to help keep our food freedoms! http://tinyurl.com/3o9x8fw

>

>

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> J.

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The 9/29 Northern California milk sample contained more than 160% of the EPA's

Maximum Contaminant Level. 0.181 Bq/L of radioactive cesium (4.9 picocuries per

liter)

<http://www.myweathertech.com/2011/09/29/cesium-levels-nearly-double-in-northern\

-california-milk/>

> >

> > The white house has a site for petitions. There's one for legalizing raw

> > milk nationally, and it started off well, but has slowed WAY down. We have

> > about a week left to get almost 1500 more signatures. Everyone go and sign

> > to help keep our food freedoms! http://tinyurl.com/3o9x8fw

> >

> >

> >

> > J.

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> >

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Fukushima radiation taints US milk supplies at levels 2000 percent higher than

EPA maximums

http://www.naturalnews.com/032048_radiation_milk.html

It's a good backgrounder; this stuff except for the radioiodine is still in the

environment and in your system if you drank milk.

As naturalnews.com points out, there is no safe level of radiation from nuclear

fallout.

all good,

Duncan

>

> The 9/29 Northern California milk sample contained more than 160% of the EPA's

Maximum Contaminant Level. 0.181 Bq/L of radioactive cesium (4.9 picocuries per

liter)

>

<http://www.myweathertech.com/2011/09/29/cesium-levels-nearly-double-in-northern\

-california-milk/>

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Now you only need 1431... And Duncan, if there is radioactivity from Japan in

the milk, then its everywhere. Prepare for our human made Armageddon.....

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Sent: Mon, October 17, 2011 11:41:53 AM

Subject: Raw Milk Petition

The white house has a site for petitions. There's one for legalizing raw

milk nationally, and it started off well, but has slowed WAY down. We have

about a week left to get almost 1500 more signatures. Everyone go and sign

to help keep our food freedoms! http://tinyurl.com/3o9x8fw

J.

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, speaking for myself, I'd be reluctant to champion a raw, radioactive

food product. Same goes for the supposition of organic foods being clean. If the

food is radioactive it doesn't matter much whether its raw or organic, I'm not

having it.

all good,

Duncan

> > , maybe the interest in raw milk is slow for good reason, such as

> > being laced with radioactivity. This will always be a problem now.

> >

<http://www.popdecay.com/2011/09/12/high-radiation-levels-found-in-us-drinking-w\

ater-milk/9537>

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> The on has nothing to do with the other...

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On 2011-10-18 12:37 PM, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

> , speaking for myself, I'd be reluctant to champion a raw,

> radioactive food product. Same goes for the supposition of organic foods

> being clean. If the food is radioactive it doesn't matter much whether

> its raw or organic, I'm not having it.

I agree, but my point was, whether the milk is raw or not is irrelevant

- it will *all* be contaminated...

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Duncan,

If the radioactivity from Japan has blanketed North America, by now it is

everywhere and there is no food, plant or animal, including us, that hasn't been

contaminated. So what are you eating?

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From: Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Tue, October 18, 2011 12:37:00 PM

Subject: Re: Raw Milk Petition

, speaking for myself, I'd be reluctant to champion a raw, radioactive

food product. Same goes for the supposition of organic foods being clean. If the

food is radioactive it doesn't matter much whether its raw or organic, I'm not

having it.

all good,

Duncan

> > , maybe the interest in raw milk is slow for good reason, such as

> > being laced with radioactivity. This will always be a problem now.

> >

><http://www.popdecay.com/2011/09/12/high-radiation-levels-found-in-us-drinking-\

water-milk/9537>

>

>

> The on has nothing to do with the other...

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It also doesn't matter if it's raw or pasteurized. It's a completely different

issue. Let's keep our issues separate. If there's radiation, and one is

concerned about it, one should avoid milk all together. Signing a petition for

raw milk has nothing to do with the radiation issue, as I believe T has

mentioned. Let it go.

--Leah

>

> , speaking for myself, I'd be reluctant to champion a raw, radioactive

food product. Same goes for the supposition of organic foods being clean. If the

food is radioactive it doesn't matter much whether its raw or organic, I'm not

having it.

>

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I have been thinking of this for several months now. I am thankful for the

aerogarden (hydropohnics) i have. I use distilled water together with the plant

nutrient (don't know if it has radiation though). Maybe next time i will just

hydrogen peroxide drops. Yeah, truly they make the plants grow, flower and

fruit.

> > , speaking for myself, I'd be reluctant to champion a raw,

> > radioactive food product. Same goes for the supposition of organic foods

> > being clean. If the food is radioactive it doesn't matter much whether

> > its raw or organic, I'm not having it.

>

> I agree, but my point was, whether the milk is raw or not is irrelevant

> - it will *all* be contaminated...

>

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, we minimise radioactive particle intake by selecting foods with less

fallout on it, by washing radioactive dust off the produce with local well water

or reverse osmosis from the local well water, and by eating mainly local

vegetables to begin with because the fallout was considerably heavier on

California than here on Vancouver Island. We source food that is less affected

by the fallout but we're currently not drinking bottled or distilled water yet.

Since not inhaling radioactive dust and smoke particles is probably even more

important than not eating them, wearing a particle mask when I expose myself to

higher dust levels such as when I pressure wash or change the air filter in the

car. We take our coats off and leave them in the cloak room. We're not filtering

the dust out of the air intake to the house though we probably should. We all

get plenty of dust anyway because we walk a dog three times a day, but even so I

figure I've reduced my exposure to radioactive dust by around 75%.

Back to the thread topic, raw milk, which in many places in North America has

radionuclides well in excess of the EPA limits, remains an issue. We use local

cream but bought Kaizen Naturals New Zealand undenatured whey to avoid the

concentration of cesium that occured in American milk. We also select more food

from the southern hemisphere and consider " pre-radiation " food stores in case

lots. Certain foods and supplements we know of help to reduce the radionuclide

numbers that one does eat; we have kelp, zeolite, bentonite, that kind of thing.

There's no getting away from this extinction-level event of rising radioactivity

though so we're off to walk the trails and breathe some dust and try to live a

" normal " lifespan despite that. :)

all good,

Duncan

>

> Duncan,

>

> If the radioactivity from Japan has blanketed North America, by now it is

> everywhere and there is no food, plant or animal, including us, that hasn't

been

> contaminated. So what are you eating?

>

>

>

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Duncan,

Interestingly I watched a special on Nature last night about wolves

and other animals surviving and thriving around the Chernobyl Nuclear Plant.

Apparently their lifespans have not been shortened, nor have their offspring

been born abnormally even with the elevated radioactivty. Birds same

thing... in short many threatened species are now thriving on the land and

in the forests surrounding Chernobyl even though the area is off limits to

humans.

Bob

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> , we minimise radioactive particle intake by selecting foods with

> less fallout on it, by washing radioactive dust off the produce with local

> well water or reverse osmosis from the local well water, and by eating

> mainly local vegetables to begin with because the fallout was considerably

> heavier on California than here on Vancouver Island. We source food that

> is less affected by the fallout but we're currently not drinking bottled

> or distilled water yet.

>

> Since not inhaling radioactive dust and smoke particles is probably even

> more important than not eating them, wearing a particle mask when I expose

> myself to higher dust levels such as when I pressure wash or change the

> air filter in the car. We take our coats off and leave them in the cloak

> room. We're not filtering the dust out of the air intake to the house

> though we probably should. We all get plenty of dust anyway because we

> walk a dog three times a day, but even so I figure I've reduced my

> exposure to radioactive dust by around 75%.

>

> Back to the thread topic, raw milk, which in many places in North America

> has radionuclides well in excess of the EPA limits, remains an issue. We

> use local cream but bought Kaizen Naturals New Zealand undenatured whey to

> avoid the concentration of cesium that occured in American milk. We also

> select more food from the southern hemisphere and consider " pre-radiation "

> food stores in case lots. Certain foods and supplements we know of help to

> reduce the radionuclide numbers that one does eat; we have kelp, zeolite,

> bentonite, that kind of thing.

>

> There's no getting away from this extinction-level event of rising

> radioactivity though so we're off to walk the trails and breathe some dust

> and try to live a " normal " lifespan despite that. :)

>

> all good,

>

> Duncan

>

>

>>

>> Duncan,

>>

>> If the radioactivity from Japan has blanketed North America, by now it is

>> everywhere and there is no food, plant or animal, including us, that

>> hasn't been

>> contaminated. So what are you eating?

>>

>>

>>

>

>

>

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Bob,

I saw that show too, and there are also people that have returned to that area,

freely drinking the water, growing food...all healthy as can be.

On Oct 20, 2011, at 8:07 AM, Bob Banever wrote:

> Duncan,

>

> Interestingly I watched a special on Nature last night about wolves

> and other animals surviving and thriving around the Chernobyl Nuclear Plant.

> Apparently their lifespans have not been shortened, nor have their offspring

> been born abnormally even with the elevated radioactivty. Birds same

> thing... in short many threatened species are now thriving on the land and

> in the forests surrounding Chernobyl even though the area is off limits to

> humans.

>

> Bob

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Humans who live in radioactive areas have long histories of illness, mutations,

shortened lifespans and death from radiation-related illnesses, and 2/3 or 3/4

die of cancer. There are several example populations being studied around the

world. Disease rates from radiation and particulate exposure are going up in

Japan already and these people are being studied too. I'm happy that animals are

more resistant.

all good,

Duncan

>

> Duncan,

>

> Interestingly I watched a special on Nature last night about wolves

> and other animals surviving and thriving around the Chernobyl Nuclear Plant.

> Apparently their lifespans have not been shortened, nor have their offspring

> been born abnormally even with the elevated radioactivty. Birds same

> thing... in short many threatened species are now thriving on the land and

> in the forests surrounding Chernobyl even though the area is off limits to

> humans.

>

> Bob

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You'd think the radioactive land could be bought up for a pretty low price now

;)

all good,

Duncan

>

> > Duncan,

> >

> > Interestingly I watched a special on Nature last night about wolves

> > and other animals surviving and thriving around the Chernobyl Nuclear Plant.

> > Apparently their lifespans have not been shortened, nor have their offspring

> > been born abnormally even with the elevated radioactivty. Birds same

> > thing... in short many threatened species are now thriving on the land and

> > in the forests surrounding Chernobyl even though the area is off limits to

> > humans.

> >

> > Bob

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I missed a small segment of the show, perhaps that was the part

talking about humans living there. From what I witnessed, the area was

pretty much a ghost town.

Bob

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> Bob,

>

> I saw that show too, and there are also people that have returned to that

> area, freely drinking the water, growing food...all healthy as can be.

>

>

>

> On Oct 20, 2011, at 8:07 AM, Bob Banever wrote:

>

>> Duncan,

>>

>> Interestingly I watched a special on Nature last night about wolves

>> and other animals surviving and thriving around the Chernobyl Nuclear

>> Plant.

>> Apparently their lifespans have not been shortened, nor have their

>> offspring

>> been born abnormally even with the elevated radioactivty. Birds same

>> thing... in short many threatened species are now thriving on the land

>> and

>> in the forests surrounding Chernobyl even though the area is off limits

>> to

>> humans.

>>

>> Bob

>

>

>

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Bob,

Yes, it's pretty much a ghost town, but about 1200 people moved back there, and

about 80% are women in their 70's and 80's. In addition to the wolves, there are

falcons, moose, wild boar and many other species thriving in the forests around

Chernobyl. The women there have said that leaving their homes was like leaving

their soul behind, so they chose to return.

On Oct 20, 2011, at 6:26 PM, Bob Banever wrote:

> ,

>

> I missed a small segment of the show, perhaps that was the part

> talking about humans living there. From what I witnessed, the area was

> pretty much a ghost town.

>

> Bob

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Link to petition might be nice...

laura

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Sent: Fri, October 21, 2011 1:09:15 AM

Subject: Raw Milk Petition

Even though we made it past the 5.000 point (congratulations, everyone!), we

can't slow down now-we have to push even harder, and show that Dr. Hamburg

at the FDA that we're a force to contend with. New petitions require 25,000

signatures in 30 days, and we surely don't want to get " lost in the

shuffle " . Let's push for as many as we can get.

J.

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Sorry,

http://tinyurl.com/3o9x8fw

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Subject: Re: Raw Milk Petition

Link to petition might be nice...

laura

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Sent: Fri, October 21, 2011 1:09:15 AM

Subject: Raw Milk Petition

Even though we made it past the 5.000 point (congratulations, everyone!), we

can't slow down now-we have to push even harder, and show that Dr. Hamburg

at the FDA that we're a force to contend with. New petitions require 25,000

signatures in 30 days, and we surely don't want to get " lost in the

shuffle " . Let's push for as many as we can get.

J.

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Hi Duncan:

I agree.... isn't it amazing what you hear on the mainstream news? You

can make just about anything sound good or bad to suite your agenda.

Cheers,

Jim

Humans who live in radioactive areas have long histories of illness,

mutations, shortened lifespans and death from radiation-related

illnesses, and 2/3 or 3/4 die of cancer. There are several example

populations being studied around the world. Disease rates from radiation

and particulate exposure are going up in Japan already and these people

are being studied too. I'm happy that animals are more resistant.

all good,

Duncan

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I'm new to the group and clearly adding to this topic late but after reading

everyone's responses I wanted to say I agree - if you're being honest and

objective about it - radiation has nothing to do with the right to obtain and

consume raw milk. It's in all milk; all water (at least in the cities where it's

been tested and proven). If it's a concern, don't drink raw or pasteurised milk.

As a small farmer constantly battling my rights with my milk I appreciate

petitions like this one to help small farms like mine and many of my friend's

operate within reasonable and fair legal restrictions - not the outrageous ones

we find here in CA and many other states.

I think the point of signing the petition is about your right to purchase and

consume the milk - not whether or not you would - but that you have the right to

choose what you and your family consume. If it were any other natural and raw

food that competed with big-business-agriculture it would still be the same

concept - it's your choice to use it or not. It only becomes a " right " when

someone tries to take it away from you.

>

>

It also doesn't matter if it's raw or pasteurized. It's a completely

different issue. Let's keep our issues separate. If there's radiation,

and one is concerned about it, one should avoid milk all together.

Signing a petition for raw milk has nothing to do with the radiation

issue, as I believe T has mentioned. Let it go.

>

> --Leah

>

>

> >

>

> , speaking for myself, I'd be reluctant to champion a raw,

radioactive food product. Same goes for the supposition of organic foods

being clean. If the food is radioactive it doesn't matter much whether

its raw or organic, I'm not having it.

> >

 

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Maybe my point was not well put; it would seem to be a conflict of interest

selling raw milk to an unsuspecting public as a health food when it's laced with

toxins. Do you test your milk for radioactivity , do you just sell it

without testing it or even sell it after testing finds it to be radioactive like

the Japanese do? Any mention at all from the dairy farmers of mitigating

radioactivity in this health food? I think that no mention at all would be

misleading, in fact a lie by omission.

all good,

Duncan

>

> I'm new to the group and clearly adding to this topic late but after reading

everyone's responses I wanted to say I agree - if you're being honest and

objective about it - radiation has nothing to do with the right to obtain and

consume raw milk. It's in all milk; all water (at least in the cities where it's

been tested and proven). If it's a concern, don't drink raw or pasteurised milk.

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Duncan,

I would agree that milk and other dairy products should be tested for

radioactivity with the results known by the public, but I don't think the

testing should be limited to raw milk. Let's be fair... ALL dairy food is

subject to potential radioactive fallout from Japan, thus ALL should be

tested equally.

Bob

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> Maybe my point was not well put; it would seem to be a conflict of

> interest selling raw milk to an unsuspecting public as a health food when

> it's laced with toxins. Do you test your milk for radioactivity , do

> you just sell it without testing it or even sell it after testing finds it

> to be radioactive like the Japanese do? Any mention at all from the dairy

> farmers of mitigating radioactivity in this health food? I think that no

> mention at all would be misleading, in fact a lie by omission.

>

> all good,

>

> Duncan

>

>

>>

>> I'm new to the group and clearly adding to this topic late but after

>> reading everyone's responses I wanted to say I agree - if you're being

>> honest and objective about it - radiation has nothing to do with the

>> right to obtain and consume raw milk. It's in all milk; all water (at

>> least in the cities where it's been tested and proven). If it's a

>> concern, don't drink raw or pasteurised milk.

>

>

>

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My reasoning at the time was not about comparing raw milk to cooked milk, but

followed an observation that since the stuff is known to be quite tainted, few

people will bother to petition to make it more readily available. This response

to the comment that only a few signed up so far works for me ;)

all good,

Duncan

>

> Duncan,

>

> I would agree that milk and other dairy products should be tested for

> radioactivity with the results known by the public, but I don't think the

> testing should be limited to raw milk. Let's be fair... ALL dairy food is

> subject to potential radioactive fallout from Japan, thus ALL should be

> tested equally.

>

> Bob

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On 2011-10-22 2:25 PM, Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...> wrote:

> Maybe my point was not well put; it would seem to be a conflict of

> interest selling raw milk to an unsuspecting public as a health food

> when it's laced with toxins.

Duncan, it wasn't about 'selling contaminated raw milk', it ws a

petition to force the federal government to pass a law preventing States

from outlawing the sale of raw milk. PERIOD.

Whether or not the milk is contaminated by radiation is an entirely

separate matter.

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