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She is in late 70s and look how amazing she looks. ❤.

Im just finishing up this episode. It’s so good! I’m trying to find where to follow Sam and Brett. Could you tag their TH-cam or Instagram handle?

We need to call it fresh milk! Like we say fresh berries, fresh lettuce, .....all that is raw.....

I’m from Lancaster, Wisconsin. Pronounced “Line Caster” or “Lan Caster” depending on which age demographic you’re talking to. And I’m 22 also haha.

Love this- I sourced my raw milk from a dairy farm near me (in Ohio) over a year ago and I drink 3 gallons per month on my own. I feel amazingly healthy. I am hesitant to give a lot of it to my kids because people act like it’s so risky even though I toured my farm and trust them. Going to let my kids drink it more.

Usually listen to this on iTunes but am loving the video version.😊 It seems like alot of the stories you hear about people starting on this journey have to do with women or our children getting dismissed, harmed or both by the medical system and it usually takes 6-10 years of going through the system to figure that out. So sad.

Y'all have the best interviews! Although i sometimes rebel when I see how long they are & have forced myself to start to listen, I've never regretted. There are topics that are sometimes no longer of interest ( I'm well past childbearing years 🤫)when I've listened, I usually learn something or I have gut decisions I made during those years of childbearing & raising comfirmed to have been the best decision. Thank you, guys. Great interview. Loved this couple. I am jealous of all these young couples now homesteading. 💚💚💚

Thankyou , and a day early 🙌

My son has febrile seizures as low as 100° and every single time he has one. We have had to go to the ER because he’s had more than one in one day before, and they just gave him Tylenol and ibuprofen in the emergency room. It costs a fortune for them to do what I was doing at home anyway with no additional input

How can we make natural remedies when all fruit is gmo?

Great interview! 💜 Loved the book!

Thankyou all for another great educational show .

Thankyou for this vital information, been a huge fan of you both on Spotify and just finding you on TH-cam. Great topics and through information. Thankyou

Love this so much!! Thank you for sharing all this amazing information.

I’m only at the beginning of the video as I’m commenting but Little Seed Farm has an awesome deodorant!!

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The rats became, “Stupid” hahaha. I haven’t drank milk for over 30 years, and I’m still stupid. Will look for raw milk today. Thank you for this vid.

Wow!!!! This episode was amazing. Can you break it into 3 episodes and dive deeper into each. I want every single one of my coworkers to listen to this episode because it could help them or their kids. Thank you for your great content.

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You guys bring the best guests!! I just started this episode but I'm on the hunt now to find her yogurt!

What a huge wealth of info in this discussion. Thank you.

Excellent! Wouldn't expect anything less from you. 😊 Your long formats are a bit long for me, but I can't imagine h9w there could be a way to cover so much material. I do have to pause, do something else, then re-start , but I'm always glad I listen. Thank you. You're blessed to b have such a knowledgeable mom/mother-in-law!

Wow! Sally Fallon Morrell! Another fabulous interview! Thank you! I keep trying to get friends to listen to your podcast without success.😢

Loved this episode!! Have the kids curriculum and love it! You two are awesome. Just like my hubby, yours is in shorts and you’ve got a jacket on and a blanket in your lap. Just like me!😂 Love you Liz! ♥️

OMG Liz you got Sally?!!!

You two are seriously my favorites!! I've learned SO much from you both and it's changed the entire trajectory of our family 😃

Another wonderful episode! Although my baby is now 30 years of age, it's good to know that some of those things regarding breastfeeding and food, I chose to do intuitively. Thank you for that confirmation. Although this was aimed at children, so much of the information is for everyone. The fact that antibiotic regime can affect you for 2 years is mind-blowing. However, I can see that in my life. I'm just now recovering from an antibiotic med taken 2 years ago for an out of control sinus, ear, and dental infection

No you did not get an interview with her! YAY! Thank you guys so much for this!

Oh my gosh! I thought I was the only one with the hand washing 🤣🤣🤣 I just don’t think of it!

Didnt tell us one ingredient and covered the syrup

My own mom doesn’t want to eat our chickens eggs because she doesn’t trust that they’re “safe”. 🙃

Such an interesting episode! I just listened to it. Thank you.

Great episode!! Haven’t made the leap yet, but intake of information is always so helpful and inspiring.

What is that syrup that you used?

I really related to this podcast and how hard it is to try offering advice to people that only have ultra processed foods. They get so offended and almost deny it. It’s hard when I go to my in-laws and I don’t want my children eating that, but their cousins get to and grandma and grandpa say it’s fine.

What we can take instead of ag1 , what supplements are safe?

Enjoyed your video & next time the subject of raw milk comes up., I'm going to call the other milk cooked milk. 😂

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What acid did you suggest for topical for staph or histamine issues?

Love this. We've been dealing with eczema along with other issues since my son was born. When you mention taking larger doses of omega 3 for dry itchy skin would you half that for a toddler, 2 and half years, like maybe 2000 or so? We've been doing Cod Liver oil but like 400 mg. He also has a gene for low DHA so that totally made sense when I heard this part of the podcast.

What a cute bottle of Campylobacter, Cryptosporidium, E. coli, Listeria, Brucella, and Salmonella!!

This episode was 🤯🤯🤯

The population decline wouldn't be because people couldn't have kids physically, it will be because people are choosing not to have families, sadly. Being "child free by choice" sounds like the new norm.

Such interesting points on EOs. I guess this makes me wonder, do you have any similar opinions for food items that are also antimicrobial (consuming regularly vs as needed)? Is the main difference that EOs are SO potent, therefore should be treated more carefully? I wonder about this since many foods are used as both immune-boosters but also as prophylactic methods bc they are antimicrobial. Not sure if that makes sense 🤪

Well yau aren't you just better than all the rest of us? I hope that dig at least made u feel better about yourself.

I think there could be a better way to word this without the undertone of parent-shaming. Not everyone has the same resources, time, or consistency in schedule! It is good to use your time to prioritize meal preparation, but not everyone is able to delegate that same time and energy.

Facts!! Im working super hard to make good habits now while my baby is tiny so i can give him the best possible future!

THANK YOU!!!

I mean the child could prefer Dino-shaped nuggets because they have Autism and or a texture preference. Coming from someone who took culinary for 3 years, enjoys different foods as an adult, and who had a texture problem as a kid and refused to eat items that touched (including spaghetti. I only liked the noodles in a separate bowl from the sauce and a separate plate for meatballs) and tasted different from what I preferred..