Guest guest Posted October 27, 2000 Report Share Posted October 27, 2000 Luck check with a health food store. raw milk both goat and cow may be ok with the state of ny. find out. you can order, or have your local health food store order raw goat milk cheese from alta dena dairy in ca. pardon the non-caps, one of jim's favorite critters, a fuzzy kitty, is monopolizing my left hand. there may also be raw dairies in ny state that may ship to you or a near health food store. corny Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 Most goat owners dry up their goats in the winter, unless they are large and sell their milk as a comodity or bulk. Most goats start kidding around March (I do in April). If you check with me in mid to late April I could help you find/get raw goat milk. Lynn > I am having trouble finding the source of raw goats milk in the > files/database/links on the trad-food home page. Forgive me if I am > missing it, but I simply can not find it. Can someone either show me > where it is at in the files, or can you tell me where to get this product? > > Thanks, > Carol F > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2007 Report Share Posted January 24, 2007 Hi Carol, Another thing you might try is to call your local county agricultural extension office. I needed to find a source of goat milk last November and they were very helpful in putting their heads together and coming up with a few numbers for me to call. None of those actually panned out for us, but these people were able to refer me to others, who have kept us supplied throughout the " lean " months. I currently have 3 different farmers who supply our family (my 2 children drink @ a gallon a day) which has helped as none of them would have been able to cope with our demand singlehandedly, for the reasons Lynn described. HTH, Randi > > Most goat owners dry up their goats in the winter, unless they are large and sell their milk > as a comodity or bulk. Most goats start kidding around March (I do in April). If you check > with me in mid to late April I could help you find/get raw goat milk. > Lynn > > > > I am having trouble finding the source of raw goats milk in the > > files/database/links on the trad-food home page. Forgive me if I am > > missing it, but I simply can not find it. Can someone either show me > > where it is at in the files, or can you tell me where to get this product? > > > > Thanks, > > Carol F > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2007 Report Share Posted January 24, 2007 Carol, Me again...had another thought that you might try searching the http://www.eatwild.com/index.html and http://www.localharvest.org/ sites When I tried this route, I came up with a few options (I think on the local harvest site) but didn't get a response to my enquiries...you might have better luck, depending where you live. Randi > > Hi Carol, > Another thing you might try is to call your local county agricultural > extension office. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 25, 2007 Report Share Posted January 25, 2007 Thank you for your helps. I appreciate the ideas! Carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2010 Report Share Posted March 19, 2010 Where do you get the milk? Does your son drink it willingly? I have noticed some of my students pencil grips improving with ADHD meds. It is really neat to see a child suddenly develop the ability to write legibly overnight. Not that I am reccomending meds, it is just an observation. I hear a lot of good things about goat yogurt on the SCD lists. I wish it was easier to get and I wish my son would actually eat it. A few years back I ordered the milk from a farm and bought a yogurt maker. He wouldn't touch the stuff. I noticed Wegmans carries powdered goats milk. I wonder if that would not be as helpful because it is not " raw. " > > how do you get it tested, where, is it considered accurate to what levels are in the brain? > > how much does it cost? > > My son has been on ALA just as a antioxident (was not aware of this board and andy's protocal). He has been taken 1 100mg cap once a day. Now I see you all use very tiny doses but a lot more often. Would a year already on 100mg of ALA squew the results? I know there is no starting piont because my son has been on treatments in general over a year and we did not do a starting hair sample. What do you all think? > > is nearly recovered, not there yet but if i had to give a % i would say he is a good 80% recovered is it too late to do the andy ALA protocal. Do you think the higher dose we were using already did its thing as best as it will? > > FYI > fresh raw goats milk recently got us great eye contact and his grip is mush better. Goat milk is very high in caprylic acid(notice it gets its name from the goat)and enzymes. > > > thanks > Crystal > > > > Thanks > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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