RAW MILK FOR BABY

Lynne1 wrote:1)
3) How did babies Survive before ‘treated’ milk was available?

They sucked on their mummies titties? Good luck with your search

This area is a veggie /fruit growing area,with few farms with goats or sheep or cattle reared for meat,
Northern Spain Asturius/Galicia milk producer region
So doubt you will find any local,
I think in spain most or all milk producing cows are treated against foot& mouth, weras in uk they aren't,
But will be S19 accredited/
Tuberlin tested as in uk.
Any cattle in uk that don't pass the tt test are slaughtered under a goverment funded compensation scheme .I was brought up on raw milk , you can't beat raw milk egg custard with second milking from a newly calfed cow.

Thank you Marcliffe. Very helpful.

To those of you who believe ‘google’ about raw milk please read below:-
Both raw and pasteurized milk harbor bacteria but the bacteria in raw milk is the healthy bacteria of lactic-acid fermentation while the bacteria in pasteurized milk is the bacteria of spoilage. And the overall bacteria count of milk produced under clean conditions is much lower than that of pasteurized milk. Both raw and pasteurized milk contain E. coli, normally a benign microorganism. The most likely source of the new strains of virulent E. coli is genetically engineered soy, fed to cows in large commercial dairies. If there is any type of milk likely to harbor these virulent breeds, it is commercial pasteurized milk.

Back in the days when scientists at our universities did real research, they compared the health of children fed raw or pasteurized milk. Children fed raw milk have more resistance to TB, scurvy, flu, diphtheria, pneumonia, asthma, allergic skin problems and tooth decay. In addition, their growth and calcium absorption was superior. (www.realmilk.com/abstractsmilk.)

That research you are pointing to isn't available. However, I did find it anyway, and guess who sponsored (i.e. paid for) that research?

If you think it's OK to give a baby milk from a cow, then why not a dog, a cat, a rat or a cockroach? They all produce milk.

Sorry to hear the Dairy Industry got to you, but they are a very powerful organisation, and they have lobby groups across every developed nation in the world.

Please, try not to hate me, I am just giving you the facts.

Lynne1 wrote:We buy directly from a vegan, free range organic farm. Not a mass produced milk plant. Very different.

A 'vegan' organic farm would produce and sell only plant - based produce and NOT the milk of cows (or any other animal).

nnejy wrote:That research you are pointing to isn't available. However, I did find it anyway, and guess who sponsored (i.e. paid for) that research?

If you think it's OK to give a baby milk from a cow, then why not a dog, a cat, a rat or a cockroach? They all produce milk.

Sorry to hear the Dairy Industry got to you, but they are a very powerful organisation, and they have lobby groups across every developed nation in the world.

Please, try not to hate me, I am just giving you the facts.

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I agree wholeheartedly with what has been said here.

At the end of Lemon Tree Road before the roundabout and the Saturday Moncayo car boot on the left behind a high hedge is a farm. I believe it is a cattle farm and they may be able to help you.

There is a store in Alicante called Herbolario which also does mail order. I am not familiar with the raw product you are asking about, but they sell various types of 'organic' milk and there is an email address which they encourage you to contact them on with any questions. Someone on another site suggested they sell it there, but I don't know for sure: https://www.herbolarionavarro.es/leche-ecologica

sarnia cherie wrote:At the end of Lemon Tree Road before the roundabout and the Saturday Moncayo car boot on the left behind a high hedge is a farm. I believe it is a cattle farm and they may be able to help you.

Its a meat rearing farm,