Episode 13: Raw Milk, So What?
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Let Them Eat Grass
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Raw Milk is milk that hasn't been changed or adulterated in any way. It's been drunk by everyone from the Israelites of the Bible, to the Romans, to the Spanish Conquistadors, and finally, to us. But, somehow we've decided in the last 90 years or so that 4 millenia of milk drinkers had it wrong. Raw milk is actually super dangerous, or so the American medical and political establishment would have you believe. Today's episode is the first of a 3 part series. Today I just wanted to cover the basics. I attempt to answer one main question: Why is raw milk better for you? Next week I'll be taking you through the history of the controversy... covering everything from time immemorial through about 1912. It's a tall order, but I think I can manage. Check out my patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/user?u=18435655
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