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LibertyDiet
Member since Oct 17, 2009
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Rezoning the Sergeant Jasper apartment building will have a big effect on what replaces it
Up or Out?
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Three distilleries pledge to raise spirits with more local booze
Ginning Up
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Mark Sanford rises from the dead
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Re: “Exploring Raw Milk”
Micro1 just doesn't get it. Raw milk is a uniquely safe product because it contains multiple, redundant systems of bioactive components that can reduce or eliminate populations of pathogenic bacteria. During pasteurization, milk is processed until it becomes a deadened product, and all these beneficial systems -not to mention nutrients- are destroyed. What's left is an inert and insipid liquid with no ability to fight off the most common pathogens that are found in food. You are more likely to get sick drinking pasteurized milk than you are from drinking raw milk from a responsible farmer. Micro1 sounds like a state or federal agricultural regulator who is pushing for more statist regulation. Learn the truth at www.realmilk.com. Mooooooo!