Raw Milk Benefits and Other Raw Organic Dairy Products

Raw milk benefits and the health benefits of eggs makes these two products superfoods.

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Nothing in the world of “raw” excites me more than the concept of raw milk. This is milk straight from the animal--in its totally natural form.

Pasteurization is the process of heating milk to temperatures 71.7 °C (161 °F) for 15–20 seconds then cooling it down real fast. Yes, the heat does kill off much of the goodness and benefits of original straight-from-the-animal milk. Contrary to popular thought that unpasteurized milk is somehow "bad" for you, it unsafe, perhaps even deadly, and a host of many other cautions, unpasteurized milk is, on the contrary perhaps one of the world's most perfect foods.

Milk, like many raw foods, cannot be improved upon by mere humans. They are perfect in their natural state. That is why we seek to eat RAW unprocessed foods. Milk and other animal products are no exception.

Raw organic milk, at one time know as "white blood" and so named by Canadian physician Sir William Osler, is a powerhouse of nutrients, is versatile, adds a new dimension to the world of raw food and just tastes oh, so good! Dr. Osler used raw organic milk as a medicinal aid for some serious diseases!

Some doctors today share Dr. Osler's love of this natural white stuff. Read Dr. Duglas's Report I suppose part of the reasons for my love affair with creamy unpasteurized milk is because long before I was thinking “in the raw,” I was convinced of the benefits of unpasteurized milk.

Unpasteurized milk and associated raw dairy products like raw cheese and raw yogurt were really my first, and totally blissful, introduction to the world of raw food.

After researching straight-from-the-cow (or goat) milk, I became a firm believer in the health and wellness benefits of raw organic milk. Follow the links on this page to read what I discovered about the benefits from drinking unpasteurized milk.

Raw Milk Benefits

The benefits of raw organic milk are many. The list is certainly not endless, but there is so much goodness packed into a single serving of raw organic milk that in my humble opinion, you are shortchanging yourself by not including raw milk into your raw food diet. Raw organic milk is a liquid superfood! Drink it instead of the pasteurization lie. Follow the headline link to discover the specific raw milk benefits.Unpasteurized milk functions as a multi liquid vitamin to helping you burn belly fact to reducing heart disease, benefiting the immune system and much more.

For even more information on raw milk and its benefits see the website Healthy Eating Politics.

Raw Ice Cream

Once you have a source for raw organic milk, then make some ice cream! This is a treat that is totally welcome on the raw food diet. I am not alone in the love of raw ice cream. Raw ice cream is also espoused by the Carol Alt Raw Food Diet as a wonderful treat for raw foodies! Raw ice cream is delicious and rich in goodness. When you make your raw ice cream use raw sugar and raw eggs and you will never know that you are eating for your wellness. Follow the link for some easy raw ice cream recipes. I also have included some raw ice cream recipes for vegans too.

Eating Raw Eggs

When I pay my farmer for his wonderful eggs, on the memo of the check I write “dairy.” Therefore, it is only fitting that the health benefits of eggs should fall under the title of raw dairy. Follow the link above to learn more about eating raw eggs as part of your raw food diet. You may enjoy the raw egg recipes suggestions there, and do check out how to make homemade egg nog!

How to Make Yogurt

Yogurt is technically a “raw” food since the milk is not heated over 115° Fahrenheit. Once you know how to make yogurt and have a supplier of organic raw milk, you can have a constant supply of this creamy treat.

How to Make Kefir

Kefir is far easier to make than yogurt. Kefir has many more beneficial bacterial strains as compared to yogurt with added beneficial yeasts. This ancient, fermented drink is a wonderful food all its own. Kefir takes all of the goodness of raw organic milk and adds essential bacteria and yeasts. Once you know how to make kefir, you can start to enjoy all of the many health benefits of kefir.

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