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Unprocessed 'raw' milk contains natural, diverse, and complete nutrients. Raw milk is the first food of life, but the essential nutrients are altered by processing (pasteurization and homogenization). Nutrients from raw milk are completely bio-available, unaltered, and keep our bodies healthy.
Unprocessed 'raw' milk contains natural, diverse, and complete nutrients. Raw milk is the first food of life, but the essential nutrients are altered by processing (pasteurization and homogenization). Nutrients from raw milk are completely bio-available, unaltered, and keep our bodies healthy.
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Raw Milk is Alive. Pasteurised Milk is Denatured.
Switch to Raw Milk
Raw Milk is Alive. Pasteurised Milk is Denatured.
Unprocessed 'raw' milk contains natural, diverse, and complete nutrients. Raw milk is the first food of life, but the essential nutrients are altered by processing (pasteurization and homogenization). Nutrients from raw milk are completely bio-available, unaltered, and keep our bodies healthy.
Nutrient & Immune Factors
Pasteurised
Milk
Raw
Milk
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
Iron
Zinc
B-Complex
Calcium
Enzymes
Immunoglobulins
Whey Protein
35% Reduction
25-77% Reduction
14% Reduction
66% Reduction
70% Reduction
38% Reduction
21% Reduction
100% Destroyed
Damaged
Denatured
100% Active
100% Active
100% Active
100% Active
100% Active
100% Active
100% Active
100% Active
100% Active
100% Active
Adapted from Dr. Axe Food is Medicine
Raw milk contains all of its natural enzymes, fatty acids, vitamins and minerals — making it what many refer to as a “complete food.”
Raw milk contains all of its natural enzymes, fatty acids, vitamins and minerals — making it what many refer to as a “complete food.”
Genetic mutation in cows many years ago created an aberrant A1 protein in some European cows, called A1 cows to set them aside from all other cows, which are called A2. As a result, the milk from these cows has been linked to a host of maladies, including Type 1 diabetes, autism and heart disease.
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Though all cows in India were naturally A2, rampant cross breeding of the indigenous breeds with the European breeds has put our health at risk.