Re: somewhat off topic/Raw Milk

[Guest guest]

http://www.realmilk.com/where3.html#nv

That might not be close to you, but they may know other suppliers who are.

Evie

>

> Well what matters most to me is that it is illegal here in NV where I live.

> I can get it, if I'm willing to either go to another state to purchase

> it, or

> have it shipped to me (frozen), at around $8.00 per gallon, before shipping

> is added on.

>

> So until I'm able to leave this State, milk is not an option for me at all.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have had very dry skin most of my life. It has been a nightmare. I have

wondered if that may be attributable to the casein or the lactose.

Over the last couple of years my skin has been better than ever, although not

perfect. During that time, I have been dairy-free and gluten free. I have also

done several liver/GB cleanses. I have also overcome a life-long candida

problem. So I am not certain what to attribute the skin improvement to. It

would be easy to say " probably a combination of things " . But my guess is one of

the above, just not sure which one.

Any thoughts are welcome!

[Guest guest]

It may be a blessing staying away from dairy that is!

On Sep 20, 2009, at 6:34 PM, eviemaddox516 wrote:

> http://www.realmilk.com/where3.html#nv

>

> That might not be close to you, but they may know other suppliers

> who are.

>

> Evie

>

>

> >

> > Well what matters most to me is that it is illegal here in NV

> where I live.

> > I can get it, if I'm willing to either go to another state to

> purchase

> > it, or

> > have it shipped to me (frozen), at around $8.00 per gallon,

> before shipping

> > is added on.

> >

> > So until I'm able to leave this State, milk is not an option for

> me at all.

> >

> >

>

>

J.R. Battaglia

tel 818 897 8500

cel 818 268 5395

frank_la@...

[Guest guest]

Whole Foods does not carry raw milk

>

[Guest guest]

Not anymore.. They stopped.

Re: somewhat off topic/Raw Milk

Whole Foods does not carry raw milk

>

[Guest guest]

no they didn't... depend on the state... in california we have raw milk...

>

[Guest guest]

Raw milk is illegal for HUMAN consumption in most states, but is still

available, I'm pretty sure in every state. It is for " pet " consumption.

Although here in KS, our supplier is perfectly honest with the state about

who shops at the farm and why. The state will not interfere unless they

break certain codes; I believe one of them was advertising and publishing

prices. You have to find out about it through word of mouth locally, or you

can find them online. Here is a list http://www.realmilk.com/where.html If

you can't find raw milk near you, you can contact a supplier in your state

who may know someone near you who isn't listed.

Have a blessed day!

Evie Maddox

[Guest guest]

Raw Milk is not available here in NV. and it is illegal to sell it here,

as I have looked into

these matters back when I still wanted to buy raw milk.

I know each state has their own laws regarding raw milk, so each one can

vary in what is allowed.

Florida also allows raw milk to be sold for pets only, but NV does not

allow for this, and raw milk

cannot be sold here. It has been outlawed, which is just plain stupid!

I have looked into getting raw milk online before, from another state,

as there are

not many cattle ranches in NV. As cattle cannot be raised on dust and

cactus which is

what grows here. That's why I mentioned paying $8 per gallon before

shipping cost is added.

Paying $8.00 per gallon is just nuts, so I'm sticking with my Coconut

milk as a replacement, it

has no added hormones or other nasties.

Evie Maddox wrote:

> Raw milk is illegal for HUMAN consumption in most states, but is still

> available, I'm pretty sure in every state. It is for " pet " consumption.

> Although here in KS, our supplier is perfectly honest with the state about

> who shops at the farm and why. The state will not interfere unless they

> break certain codes; I believe one of them was advertising and publishing

> prices. You have to find out about it through word of mouth locally, or you

> can find them online. Here is a list http://www.realmilk.com/where.html If

> you can't find raw milk near you, you can contact a supplier in your state

> who may know someone near you who isn't listed.

>

>

>

> Have a blessed day!

>

> Evie Maddox

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Lady Pilgrim said: " There are not many cattle ranches in Nevada. "

Actually, Nevada is quite a BEEF cattle ranching state, especially up north. You

just won't find many DAIRY cattle operations, as dairy farms require a lot of

water, good pasture etc. I have a friend who works for the Nevada Farm Bureau

who wrote an article on a dairy goat operation in Nevada, for the NFB

newsletter.

Colleen K.

[Guest guest]

Okay I stand corrected, I should have said southern NV.

Tony Kessler wrote:

> Lady Pilgrim said: " There are not many cattle ranches in Nevada. "

>

>

> Actually, Nevada is quite a BEEF cattle ranching state, especially up north.

You just won't find many DAIRY cattle operations, as dairy farms require a lot

of water, good pasture etc. I have a friend who works for the Nevada Farm Bureau

who wrote an article on a dairy goat operation in Nevada, for the NFB

newsletter.

>

> Colleen K.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

" didn't " ?  or " don't " ??

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From: Steve Weigel <sweye121@...>

gallstones

Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 3:38:48 AM

Subject: Re: somewhat off topic/Raw Milk

 

no they didn't... depend on the state... in california we have raw milk...

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[Guest guest]

Lyme in cattle:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8362496

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[Guest guest]

Re: somewhat off topic/Raw Milk

Lyme in cattle:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8362496<http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/83\

62496>

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