rawmilkmike
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Emigration and moving people around causes high infant mortality. That is what made the life expectancy seem so low. There are actually fewer centenarians today.You were implying that life expectancy was lower than it is today because of raw milk. Many sicknesses and diseases started disappearing when hygiene and cleanliness started improving, including with food. You need to consider the living conditions throughout history that influenced our health. There are many health benefits from drinking raw milk that has been handled properly.I doubt milk has had anything to do with life expectancy.People drank raw milk for thousands of years before pasteurization was invented.
..but I understand you (OP) need to support statist policies in government.
True, but many died because of it and the life expectancy was much lower. You want to go back to those days?
Just like its not raw eggs that make you sick but rather the bacteria on the shell (it comes out of a chicken's ass). If a cow's udders aren't cleaned properly, there is the chance of getting sick.
Pasteurization kills off not only harmful bacteria but beneficial bacteria as well.
Not exactly my point. The poster pointed to one thing in the past and I pointed to another. The aren't related except that just because something was true in the past, doesn't automatically make it good and/or true.
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