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Description of media attachment: a screenshot of a duckduckgo search—duckduckgo being no safer than google, generally—for “lactase in raw milk” with the first result being the link provided in the post and the second result being a propaganda smear piece attempting to claim that raw milk is dangerous with a blurb which is meant to inspire fear to thise unwilling to consider multiple sources of data and scrutinize the methodology of research.

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Description of media attachment: a screenshot of a duckduckgo search—duckduckgo being no safer than google, generally—for “lactase in raw milk” with the first result being the link provided in the post and the second result being a propaganda smear piece attempting to claim that raw milk is dangerous with a blurb which is meant to inspire fear to thise unwilling to consider multiple sources of data and scrutinize the methodology of research.
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fluffy@baraag.net's status on Sunday, 26-May-2024 15:11:14 JST fluffy
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@jeffcliff @sun
Do it!
Studies have found that raw milk contains the enzymes that prevent lactose intolerance; in other words, just not pasteurizing milk allows lactose intolerant “people” to drink it without issue.
https://www.rawmilkinstitute.org/updates/raw-milk-and-lactose-intolerance
I also want to point out how hard the propaganda is going against raw milk, it's almost obvious that it's beneficial based on how flimsy the logic behind the attacks on raw milk are.
Bonus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ragPQeYRB8c

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