I’m so excited to have contributing writer, Brandy, of Living Water Health and Wellness, posting today! Brandy’s mission is to share the message of health and wellness according to the Word of God! Be sure to stop by her blog–Living Water Health and Wellness!
Brandy is a full-time homemaker, has been married to the love of her life for 7 years, and is the mommy of two amazing little boys. The two most important things in her life are her relationships with God and her family. She is living the abundant life with her wonderful husband and sons and is constantly learning how to walk in the fullness of the promises of God.Her mission is to share the message of health and wellness according to the Word of God and traditional wisdom! She blogs at Living Water Health and Wellness.
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JB
Quote:
“Pasteurization greatly reduces the amount of lactase in milk, making it much more difficult for our digestive systems to process. Many people who believed themselves to be allergic to dairy are able to drink raw milk and recover completely from their allergies. ”
I am a believer as well, but it is hard to take the advice in this article seriously due to the major error in the quote above. Lactase is an enzyme. It is the enzyme that helps individuals digest dairy. People who do not produce this enzyme or produce little of it have what is called a dairy intolerance, which is thoroughly and completely different from a dairy allergy. A dairy allergy is caused by the proteins in the milk and not by the lactose. Intolerance causes a digestive response. Allergy causes an immune response.
Source: My bachelor’s degree in nutrition
Erin
Thanks for the feedback, JB. 🙂 This was a guest post, and it’s actually 3 years old. Not sure how you found it, but thanks for sharing your expertise. 🙂
Janelle@The Peaceful Haven
Great post and I love the benefits of raw milk! We have celiac disease and dairy allergies in my family and we have no problems when we drink raw milk… so thankful for milk in its natural state.
Erin
Thanks for the testimonial!