More Raw Milk Related Info
Today's Web is an amazing resource. You can find information on just about every topic under the sun, and then some. Search engines can get you in the raw milk ballpark, but sorting the wheat from the chaff takes some time. To save you a few minutes, I've listed a handful of what I personally believe are some of the best informational sites out there for diet, health and facts in general. I'll add more as I discover them. You could spend days perusing these links and their links and still not run out of things to click. Good luck and happy surfing! Oh, and don't forget to come back! Related (and sort of related) links: ACTION ALERT! Do you live in Iowa or know someone who does? If so, visit this link to learn more about the state legislature's proposed bill to allow farmers to sell raw milk directly to consumers!: The place to click for information on where to get raw milk: http://www.realmilk.com The good folks at the Cornucopia Institute have put together an Organic Dairy Report and Scorecard. Find out if your local producers make the grade. Rate your local dairy! Check out farmer-owned Organic Valley Co-op's informative article on the benefits of grass-fed dairy products: The Grass Is Greener Two superbly written articles about raw milk. Check out the rest of each of these excellent sites as well: www.breadandmoney.com www.drrons.com/benefits-raw-milk.htm Two must visits for everyone interested in achieving optimal health with their diet: www.price-pottenger.org/index.htm www.westonaprice.org A clearly written piece on untreated (raw) milk from across the Atlantic: www.seedsofhealth.co.uk/articles/case_for_untreated_milk.shtml For more on the science behind kefir: In-depth Kefir Science Learn much, much more about probiotics- the beneficial microorganisms which can help boost our health to higher levels: Probiotics Here are links to recent lectures in a Seminar Series on Raw Milk hosted by the Rutgers University Agriculture Experiment Station, courtesy of the Rodale Institute- I'm not sure if Part IV exists. Let me know if you find it! The Truth About Milk Lactose Intolerance Got Raw Milk? Want to know even more about cholesterol? There's plenty of information a click away at these links: The Cholesterol Myths Cholesterol Skeptics Respected author and journalist David Gumpert turns his gaze to the business of health in this well-researched web log: www.thecompletepatient.com The place to go for information on why grass-fed is better: www.eatwild.com The American Grassfed Association is comprised of producers of all types of grassfed livestock, professionals in education, health, food service and other related industries, and consumers. The goal of AGA is to promote the grassfed industry through government relations, research, concept marketing and public education: www.americangrassfed.org Want grass-fed products for your family? Check out the good folks at Grass Fed Farms in Indiana: www.grassfedfarms.com You can find more products, including raw Amish cheeses and grass-fed butter here: www.grasslandbeef.com/StoreFront.bok Visit this site for excellent health and nutrition information from respected neurosurgeon Russell Blaylock M.D. (his newslatter is superb!): www.russellblaylockmd.com/ More health advice (and in-your-face commentary!) from The Milk Book author, William Campbell Douglass, MD: www.realhealthnews.com/ A bare bones but info-heavy site from the kind raw milk folks in Washington State: www.thefutureisorganic.net/dairy/RawDairyResources.htm Here's a great site that'll help you find healthy food in your area: www.eatwellguide.org If you're into dairy antiques like butter churns and milk bottles, you must check out this fascinating site. www.dairyantiques.com Read testimonials from real people who have improved their health with raw dairy products. www.rejoiceinlife.com Looking for a t-shirt to shout out your love for raw milk? Here are a few sites to peruse. Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund Health Banquet Store
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