Re: . OT: the raw milk diet day one

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Are you sure Jan ?

I did nto see this in the article .

I was contemplating to have my own goat but with there dreadfullregulation it is a challenge to do so.

Kindly Marie

To: "Lyme_and_Rife " <Lyme_and_Rife > Sent: Friday, April 20, 2012 11:24 AMSubject: . OT: the raw milk diet day one

Marie, I think you misunderstood about the raw milk diet.The point of doing the raw milk to help cure lyme is this;.You MUST have the milk from a cow that has definitely been bitten by deer ticks and is infected with lyme.The idea is that the cow makes antibodies of the lyme and it goes into the milk.This is not just drinking any raw milk .only milk from a cow that has been bitten by a deer tick is what is used

However Raw milk in itself is much better for you than drinking pasteurized milk and its better to make kefir with Raw milk as well.

.. OT: the raw milk diet day one Posted by: "Marie Benoit" phoenix4grace@... phoenix4grace Date: Thu Apr 19, 2012 5:14 pm ((PDT))Hi everyonne I try the raw milk diet , I tryed last week a gallon of raw goat milk and I felt good ! So I decided to do this diet I was

eventhinking at night I want to drink this milk ,like th ebody was craving for it . As a result I took a full gallon in one day . This is following a post on the forum.And my think is that I was looking for IMIG could not get it . But there is in the milk and the colostrum and it is much cheaper. Si I boubght 7 gallon of raw cow milk because of the price . And began to drink it and felt baaad. Then I realised that the bottle was 1/3 cream and 2/3 milk I might have arrived when the cream was coming first . So I will put asside some of the cream to freeze for future wipping

cream so to get a lighter milk .now it is ok .I will let you know what happen, who know may be it helps ?Kindly MarieMessages in this topic (5)______________________________

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