Raw Milk Protocol
Drinking unpasteurized milk from grass-fed cows, chosen by some adults for taste and its unheated enzymes, bacteria and proteins.
32/100
Weston A. Price Foundation, others
Ongoing, if chosen
10 phases
2 conditions
Protocol Overview
Drinking unpasteurized milk from grass-fed cows, chosen by some adults for taste and its unheated enzymes, bacteria and proteins. Raw milk can carry Listeria, E. coli, Salmonella and Campylobacter and can cause serious illness. It is an adult's choice only, from clean, tested sources, and is never for pregnancy, infants, young children, older adults or anyone immunocompromised.
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Safety Profile
Supporters value raw milk's unheated enzymes, bacteria and immunoglobulins. Pasteurization lowers a few heat-sensitive vitamins slightly; overall nutrition differences are small. A small randomized Stanford trial (Mummah 2014) found raw milk did not reduce lactose malabsorption or symptoms in adults with lactose intolerance. CDC and FDA advise against raw milk because of infection risk. Outbreaks are less common from well-run, tested farms but still happen. Adults who choose it should know the risk and keep it away from the groups listed above.
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The Evidence Score (0 to 100) rates the strength of evidence from studies in people for the uses listed: higher means stronger, more consistent research. It does not measure safety. It is not medical advice.
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