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To: jb6; afnamvet; Carry_Okie; farmfriend; Little Ray; jimtorr
"Because the US milk supply is under pasteurized. Ever wonder why generic milk has a one to two week shelf life while super pasteurized (only $1 more) has 1 -1.5 months?"

Are you sure?

We normally keep our milk for about a month (due to buying two one-gallon bottles at Costco) with no difficulty at all; in fact, the milk seems to taste better, and is more digestible when it is over a month old. I won't even open a tub of sour cream, or cottage cheese, unless it is about two months old, because of the improvement in flavor.

As for bowel irritation, etc, I found out quite by accident while I was taking Orega-Max capsules for toenail fungus, that they completely eliminated it within about five or six days.

94 posted on 10/01/2004 9:18:05 AM PDT by editor-surveyor (There are thousands of men of higher moral character than Hanoi John Kerry waiting on Death Row)
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To: editor-surveyor

Actually, if'n I read the article more closely, I would have seen the part about pasturization. American milk is pasturized at 72C for 15 seconds. Tests show that this will NOT kill the bacteria in question.


109 posted on 10/01/2004 10:14:27 AM PDT by Little Ray (John Ffing sKerry: Just a gigolo!)
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