Health officials crack down on raw milk

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Agencies step up effort to contain 'dangerous product' as demand grows

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25101082/

Devotees of raw milk ascribe to it almost mythical healing powers.

They feed it to babies, believing it strengthens the immune system

and staves off digestive troubles. The heat used in pasteurization,

they say, kills healthy natural proteins and enzymes.

" It's a magic food, " said Sally Fallon, president of the Weston A.

Price Foundation, a nonprofit that advocates consumption of natural

foods...

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Thanks for the article.

Maybe health officials should spend their time cracking down on really harmful

foods, like the french onion flavored?crackers that have an ad smack in the

middle of the article!

?I wish health officials would be so passionate against sugar, pesticides, food

coloring and corn syrup.

Health officials crack down on raw milk

Agencies step up effort to contain 'dangerous product' as demand grows

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25101082/

Devotees of raw milk ascribe to it almost mythical healing powers.

They feed it to babies, believing it strengthens the immune system

and staves off digestive troubles. The heat used in pasteurization,

they say, kills healthy natural proteins and enzymes.

" It's a magic food, " said Sally Fallon, president of the Weston A.

Price Foundation, a nonprofit that advocates consumption of natural

foods...