Re #8

At least they aren't telling young mothers to just put a little bleach in it and it will be fine.

"There's nothing wrong with raw milk if the animals and equipment are handled properly ... "

Your claims have no basis in science.

And there you have it "if ... handled properly".

How can you personally be sure that raw milk is handled properly? You do not have the power and respect (or fear) that a queen has (even tho you may act like one).

And you comparing human breast milk to cows milk is hilarious.

Human breast milk is "designed" for humans with ingredients specific to humans and can be consumed right from the human breast. Which leaves very little opportunity for contamination (unless the woman is very unhygienic or a junkie) . Cows milk has numerous opportunities to become contaminated and unless cows milk is fortified it does not even contain what human babies need to thrive and grow and develop strong immune systems.

And no adults "need" to even drink cows milk. Raw or otherwise. Adults can get their nutrition from other sources. It's a choice. So if you choose to gamble with your health and drink raw milk have fun with that.

"Raw and pasteurized milk are comparable in their nutrient contents. While raw milk is more natural and may contain more antimicrobials, its many health claims aren't evidence-based and don't outweigh potential risks like severe infections caused by harmful bacteria such as Salmonella, E. coli, and Listeria."

It's not a risk I am willing to take. Raw milk does not provide anything that I need that I can't get elsewhere at no risk.