Fw: Pasturization

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I found the letter that mentioned the pasturization....thanks ,

hope you don't mind my forwarding it again.

Alison

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To: gfcfkids

Hello, listmates! I had a consultation yesterday with

Pam, a nurse at the Great Plains Laboratory. She shed

some light on some issues that I thought I should

share.

Pam stated that their peptide test detects cow casein

and some goat casein, but that human casein is

distinct and their tests do not detect it. If a

nusing child's mother is consuming gluten or casein,

however, it will be passed through the breastmilk and

will register as such.

In Dr. Shaw's opinion, butter is safe to use. Pam

said that butter does not contain milk protein, only

fat, so it's okay. She said that if you have any

qualms about it, clarify it and make it into ghee. I

asked if they thought it was safe to use butter even

if the child has a true milk allergy, and she said

yes, she wouldn't hesitate to give it to a child who

is allergic to milk for the same reasons as stated

before.

Pam also had some very interesting information. She

said that not all cows produce this harmful casein.

It has a genetic factor, and there are cows whose milk

is safe for our children to consume. She said that

there has been some talk with local dairy farmers

about starting a dairy using only specially tested

cows that don't produce the harmful casein. I know

someone will ask, so I'll say it right now--I think

these cows still produce casein, just not the kind

that produces the opiate-like effect. I was on my

cell phone driving down the road and didn't think to

clarify that. So, ARE THERE ANY DAIRY FARMERS ON THIS

LIST???? Speak up, we need you!! Start shipping the

milk in to be tested!!! Seriously!

Pam also said that there is some speculation as to

whether the pasteurization processes that the milk is

subjected to has anything to do with these peptides.

Might make sense that there is this steady incline in

autism since good ole Louis Pasteur.

Just in case anyone doesn't know, when you have

testing done at the Great Plains Lab, the fees include

a phone consultation with Pam. Just call and they

will set up an appointment for you to speak with her.

She's very nice and will answer all your questions to

the best of her knowledge.

in Missouri

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