Joe Rogan on Raw Milk
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Its also about 50 times tastier.
Tiny difference. But 50 times better is definitely exaggeration
@@jacobz2269it’s a lot better… tiny difference? That’s a bit of a understate. 50 times better is a bit exaggerated yes, but theres definitely a difference.
Didn’t Joe say it tastes better 😅
yup i live in the philippines my mother used to buy raw bufallo milk and it taste good but the only problem is that it can get spoiled after just 12 hours if you don't have a fridge so u need to drink it as soon as you bought it
How many days can it last in the fridge
Im lactose intolerant and always disliked the taste and smell of milk. Recently tried raw milk and was pleasantly surprised by how good it tastes and i feel healthy drinking it. Raw unpasteurized milk also doesn’t bother my stomach at all. I feel like I’ve been lied to my whole life about raw milk.
I get bloating and my stomache is in knots on pasteurized milk. Raw milk literally nothing I buy 3 Gallons a week now. So weird.
We have evolved on raw milk so its natural for that to happen. I am lactose intolerant and get bad stools.
But raw milk gives me no trouble surprisingly.
I drink raw, whole and eat x4 stick of butter in a week. When I do sin and eat bread, it's with tons of butter and honey
I grew up on a dairy farm and same with my brother. He cannot drink milk from the store, but fresh out of the tank at home, no problem!
If you guys replace all your groceries with traders I swear I eat and eat amazing and still losing weight including this milk. Wtf
I'm a dairy Farmer and literally drink about 3 l of raw milk every single day and I have for 30 years
It does taste so good though that you can’t stop it, but 3 L a day that’s crazy😂😂
@@mishmish6579 not at all crazy
@@mishmish6579 my grandfather drinks about 8 cups of raw milk daily,he's out splitting a cord of wood for next winter .. he's 96 lol
@@Tylos21 thats amazing!
i dont drink that much water. so its apsurde. but ok i understand
As a kid I grew up in Wisconsin. That was over a half century ago now. All farms had cows and all you had to do was stop at a farm with a container and you could buy fresh milk from them. It was great! Now with all the dairy farms gone legislatures have made it almost impossible to buy fresh milk. It is actually against the law in many areas. More laws in place to control us and benefit large corporations.
Aliens rule us
Raw milk is milk that has not been pasteurized to kill harmful bacteria. Raw milk can be contaminated with harmful germs that can make you very sick. In fact, raw milk is one of the riskiest foods. People who get sick from raw milk might have many days of diarrhea, stomach cramping, and vomiting.
@@jaredb9523neil armstrong backwards
Ask all the people who heard it was healthy then died from drinking unpasteurized milk or juice lol they're real healthy worm food
@@mrdgenerate drank raw milk my whole life. Pasteurization is barely around for 100 years and cows milk was consumed by humans for thousands of years. You must be so smart!
I can't drink store milk. Never could.
But I can drink raw milk straight out of the cow easy-peasy
I had 0 problems with digesting dairy when I lived on the farm. When we got the milk straight from the cow? But when I moved to California. I developed a lot of issues with dairy brains, and sugar.
Omg, the infamous dairy brain!
Think you meant grains?!
Please stop it. You get every disease from the cow it get. Including worms and bacteria.
The issue with raw milk is contamination from cow shit, not that there is anything bad in the raw milk. Raw milk is delicious. If you milk the cow, it's great. It becomes an issue when it's industrialized and facilities aren't kept sanitary.
Which I feel like they all forget
It's not actually cow feces that's the problem. It's mastitis.
Sometimes cows get infections in their udders from trauma or microbes & that contaminates the milk.
Because of modern milking practices
one cow can contaminate the whole vat. It's still a major problem in dairy farming today & is the leading cause of economic loss for the farmer.
@@IvyMay-qn2ys the udders definitely get feces on them at times and, if not cleaned properly, can be a problem. Mastitis is also a major issue.
Of course these are only issues with large scale milk production. A small farm that has two or three milk cows will make sure the udders are clean and that if a cow has mastitis, they will milk it and toss the milk. In other words, if you have a cow yourself, or know and trust the small farm milking, you should be perfectly safe drinking raw milk. I know a guy that sells his raw milk as “pet milk” because of all the regulation but everyone who buys it is drinking it themselves (not actually giving it to their pets).
@@jayspenc76a small farm can be negligent about hygiene, just the same as a large factory farm can. Also, just the same the cow can have mastitis and it’s not noticed by the milker, so you do take a risk drinking raw milk, it might not be a great risk but it’s still a risk.
Is there a way to test the milk before selling it?
Steak, potatoes and whole milk after a fast 👍💪🥩🥔🥛🐄
@@Sky-zi3yb yeah 👍
@@Sky-zi3ybI’m nactive and a daily weed smoker so my energy is shot to shit. When I was younger I ate 3 eggs everyday and felt primal: eggs are a sugerfood
Wait to have the potato and milk til an hour after the fast is broken.
@@DontCensorMuahwhen i was a boy i ate 4 dozen eggs every morning so I could get large. Now that im grown, i eat 5 fozen eggs and I'm roughly the size of a barge.
potatoes after a fast is not good.... a lot of people here seem to be uneducated
I’ll never go back to store bought garbage. Been drinking raw milk for 2 years. One of the best things I ever did! 😍🙌🏻
Okay so my son has had this skin illness called molluscum for months and doctor said all we could do was hydrocortisone cream and wait it out they can take years to go away.... 1 week of my son drinking raw milk and the bumps are fucking gone.
I HAD SEVERE dandruff issues while consuming Pasteurised milk, once i discontinued.. i was back to normal
Molloscum is an std. But can be transmitted without sexual contact. It stays alive in water and can live on a towel. Dont share towels. Some people are carriers and have no symptoms. They spread it. Dont share bed sheets. ETC.
Kid needs to learn to wash everything. The immune system takes a while to identify it.
I believe it!! The food industry and all those 3 letter entities are a fucking joke too!! 🤬
Glad your son is better! ❤️
A virus that is an sti in adults.. Skin virus in children, contagious rashes. Vitamin deficiency can make us so vulnerable & so prevalent now, yet, not spoke about enough.
@@Chrrinfj I never heard of this virus until my son got it! His doctor immediately knew what it was before even looking at the bumps!
Also has enzymes to help with lactose intolerance which are destroyed by pasteurisation
The pasteurization process is what enables you to have a giant dairy farm in Wisconsin that ships milk to NYC and LA. Smaller local farms and businesses get put out of business this way in almost every industry.
Pasteurization also kills any bacteria that may be in the milk.
@@dylanmmcExactly.These fools are potentially risking their life for a bunch of pseudoscientific lies.
@aryaastark9201 Been driving raaaaaaaw for over a year. Go get a boosta.
@@Pepino_333 Enjoy your diarrhea and salmonella 🙂
@@dylanmmc There are thousands of people who drink raw milk in the U.S. every day. None of them have been documented as getting sick from it.
I agree, I love staying at my friend's house. He was a farmer, and they always had fresh milk.
Jaime pull up the video of that bear fighting raw milk
😂😂😂
Jaime pull up a video of that lame ass TH-cam commenter who says the same exact thing on every Rogan video as the other mindless lemmings getting recked by a bear
You forgot to mention the bear was on DMT
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😊
Raw milk is just fine, until it’s not. The reason we pasteurize milk is because we got tired of people dying from bacterial infections. If the dairy is immaculately clean, has healthy cows and takes all necessary precautions then raw milk is healthy, but they only have to mess up or cut corners once for someone to get sick.
Actually, more people get sick from pasteurized milk than raw milk in this country… Raw milk is regulated state to state and safe to drink when bought from a store and often also straight from a farmer.
Far far far more people get sick from contaminated eggs, spinach, Romain lettuce, cantaloupe…
A few years ago, there was an egg contamination on the East Coast from one farmer who produced eggs into 14 different states, millions and millions of eggs. People got sick. There was not regulation set up that would shut him down and so it continued. Didn’t much make the news.
Meanwhile, in California, there are two very large raw milk producers, who had a decade ago, each shut down their production because they were self testing and found a contamination. Not one person got sick from it and the cost of shutting down and reopening properly is astronomical. They do it for the safety of their customers, but not that damn egg farmer on the East Coast! Selfish bastard, and nobody cares about that.
I had a fresh glass of unpasteurized milk while hiking in Bavaria...
3 hours later I had explosive diarrhea.
You have to start slowly...not a whole glass!
Trumpet booty yup it’ll go away as your body gets used to it ! I would drink a gallon every 2 days when I first started raw milk and now I have no issues
Please stop it. You get every disease from the cow it get. Including worms and bacteria.
@@nunyafawkingbizhow long does it take for you to get used to it? Well at least for you.
@@albertaguilarjr2408 it took me about a month
They're whey healthier 🤭
Your honour,
I rest my Casein.
I won’t udder a word about funny this is 😊
Growing up I drank raw milk straight out of cow , delicious!!! Not the crap you buy at the stores today , thats not evan milk.
You realize that the reason that everybody thinks we’re milk is bad is because they’ve been told by the food industry that it’s healthier to drink their milk which has all kinds of nasty things in it. Most of our food is like that.
ngl. I began drinking raw milk for the first time 4 days ago. Since then, I had 3 bowel movements. The 3rd, was unlike any I could ever remember in my life! The amount of shit was ungodly.
To see any weight loss benefits, I weighed myself before consumption and was 173lbs. After than last dump, I weighed in a 167. During this time I ate like normal (carnivore) and didn't so any training or exercise. I began searching around and found out this can be normal, one lady lost seven pounds from shittin' within a few days of consuming raw milk as well. As far as gut health, I don't got sibo or any autoimmune issues, just an unhealthy gut from years of SAD diet. Also, my carnivore journey was just started too, a month in. Anyway, raw milk is the truth. I feel like I never need to eat or drink water whenever I have at it. I have been using smaller amounts 1 cup a day. I heard people guzzle this by the gallons. Did research and found the government used to raid raw milk farmers years ago. That's fucked up. Convinced me that if the suits raiding farms, then it's obviously a threat.
where did you get your raw mill from? I'm in California, los angeles and there is claravale raw goat and cow milk at the local market as well as raw farm brand raw milk. I'm just wondering how different it is if you get it from an actual farm. I've watched videos on TH-cam of people who own farms and collect milk from the farm and the raw milk still looks different from the raw milk I get from the store. Trying to see if I can get some healing done with raw milk, but I want the raw milk to be of high quality. Maybe I'll have to find the closest dairy farm and drive over there myself.
and I also started carnivore 6 days ago, but cracked and added fruit back in.
@@Xfambam3 will check them out. Thank you. 😊
Milk is about 90% water so I’m not surprised at that, I’ve heard other similar testimonies
@@nubiasista9709milk from a grocery store is generally from a A1 Casin Holstein cow that is being fed corn and soy. Milk from most homesteads is from grass fed cows. Many are from A2 jerseys. There is a massive difference in taste, look and quality. A1 casein is inflammatory to the gut and makes a lot of people think they are lactose intolerant. A2 doesn’t not cause this problem. Nothing better the grass fed jersey milk.
As soon as it's processed, it's ruined
No.
It's true, as with ALL processing, it does ruin it. Raw miIk is great.
Please stop it. You get every disease from the cow it get. Including worms and bacteria.
People have been driving goat, yak, and camel milk for thousands of year. Cow milk is relatively new in terms of human history.
And they died also from bacterial infections.
I’ve been on raw milk since 2020 and I make my own kefir, cheese and ice cream 🍦 ❤ it’s a true superfood !!! I’m so thankful I live in a legal state 🥛 🐄 🐐
there is no such thing as a super food ma'am.
@@PLF... yes it is
@@PLF... silly of you to assume my gender I am actually neither male or female I’m a gooblyglop 🤣
What do you mean by legal state? Raw milk is illegal in some states? Lmao America is joke.
@@berkay6947 It's the government fashy's, not the normaI peopIe.
Pasteurization is just a food safety issue.
Nope. It's far more compIicated than that. Most of it is gov controI to produce an inferior product.
WAY better than that sugar water they call pop/soda.💯💪🏼
People really think that working out makes them an expert in nutrition and biology
This is the episode with Dr. David Sinclair.
I grew up on a farm and so did my parents eat… we all boiled it!!!
Then you ruined it.
@@dontfit6380 no we didn’t everyone boils it I’m not gonna believe a trend on TH-cam, just because they say it it doesn’t make it true, it can be really bad for you
@@ikorn2 It’s not a TH-cam trend. Most old farmers never pasteurized their milk. The ones that did were actually dairies and it was required by the government. I’ve been milking cows for 40 years and my father and grandfather before that. I’ve been drinking raw milk since I was an infant. I was adopted and couldn’t drink formula so raw cow milk it was. We’ve never pasteurized milk. This year was the first year the state allowed us to sell raw milk. We since have sold hundreds of gallons of milk with not one person getting sick. The only way raw milk can be bad is if your cow has TB. Everyone selling raw milk has their cow tested for TB. Anything else about raw milk that can make you sick didn’t come from the raw milk but was introduced in the milking process or in the bottling. The same as bad bacteria can be introduced in pasteurized milk. Raw milk unlike pasteurized milk never goes bad it just changes. I can leave my milk on the counter for a week changing it to clabbered milk or kefir and eat it with a spoon or stir it up and drink it. Try that with pasteurized milk provided you could stand to eat it and you’ll either be hanging your head over the toilet or a trip to the ER. You have a much better chance of getting sick from any food you buy at the grocery store than you do from drinking raw milk.
@dontfit6380 Exactly, I drink about 2 Gallons a week since forever.
@dontfit6380 I have horrible gut issues and am super sensitive to dairy. I drank raw milk for the first time last week and to my surprise i had no negative side effects
I grew up on a dairy, and drank piles of whole milk, because it was free and endless. It gave a lot of energy. I think it helped greatly in bone and teeth density as well. I haven’t had a single cavity.
I grew up drinking raw milk tasted very good and I never had any problem
The issue is contamination when it's mass produced, man.
Yeah, but then wtf would the FDA do if we got rid of all the chemicals and crap in our food?
My Grandmother use to milk the cow ••• then fix me a glass with a raw egg 🥚 from one of her chickens put a drop of Vanilla and a teaspoon of SUGARCANE SYRUP FROM HER SUGARCANE AND STIRRED UP AND I DRANK IT ••• I was about 4 years old ••• she lived alone on her 12 acres
Raw fermented milk is very interesting
Kefir
Yoghurt
Clabbered milk
Cheese
@@Robertmartines Hey,
I take back what I said here.
@@AWarriorFromGodwhy?
@@dannytalksaboutit Because I can't digest it anymore.
@@AWarriorFromGodwas the milk you were drinking A1 or A2 Casin? A1 can cause inflammation and lactose intolerance.
I don't believe that's true. It's always been boiled and separated during the process. As a kid in our village I used to go and buy the milk from the milkman and mom always pasteurized it before we could drink it.
PeopIe boiI miIk for different reasons in different circumstances.
I drink a litre of raw milk every other day.
This is very dumb. Pasteurization is one of the greatest inventions of all time
I feel so much better since drinking raw milk. Now on 1/2 gallon per day and my mental and physical health is improved and I've lost weight.
Please stop it. You get every disease from the cow it get. Including worms and bacteria.
I love raw milk, only issue living in the states. I have to drive 45 mins to get mine from a farm lol.
And?
@@putko7956 it sucks. Not like when I lived in Europe and I could just buy raw milk from the market.
Oh I would really appreciate if you tell me how many days it last! Like days, or a week? Thanks!
@@Orbowitzyeah well it could be worse so don’t complain lol. It’s illegal to sell raw milk here in Canada.
@@vortexca888 I'm still going to complain
Raw milk mixed with colostrum is a literal nectar of the gods.
I don't think the definition of "RAW milk" is very clear here. Because the person off camera said (if I'm not mistaken) "but I don't hear the french dying.." (the end was inaudible to me as a non-native english speaker). French people don't drink RAW milk. In europe we drink pasteurised milk. And I've been on farms buying milk and the milk there has also been pasteurised before they drink it or sell it, which basically just means it has been heated on very high heat to kill off bacteria, which makes it safe to drink. So I don't know what they mean by us drinking "raw milk". I mean maybe we have less hormones in ours or whatever you put into your cows, but other than that I don't think it's the milk that made the US one of the fattest countries in the world.
No it’s definitely the milk
Definitely not all of the processed garbage. Definitely not that
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@@garouthetiktokinfluencerhu9731No way she actually thought that was true in the slightest. Healthy foods don’t cause you to get fat because of its dense nutrition it keeps you satisfied unlike processed foods and seed oils.
i think he means raw dairy, in terms of yoghurt, cheese and butter. many countries in Europe, especially france have a lot of unpasteurised dairy foods. i currently live in the uk, and drink raw kefir, the only reason i dont drink raw milk is the courier service distanc/temperature etc. the place i get it from isnt nearby. if it was id have the raw milk too
It’s when they package of transported and sell it days later issue pasteurization started to prevent spoilage and illness related to it… So if you get it directly from the farm directly from the cow and timely manner is probably fine. It’s when you start trying to collect transport and sell it in large quantities it becomes an issue, large amount of milk is rejected for use, and it is heated and then use cheese or other purposes once they kill the bacteria in it
Raw milk doesnt spoil...pasteurized does. Raw milk just loses sweetness and ferments.
I used to think I was lactose intolerant. Recently started drinking raw milk and consuming raw milk products like raw cheese and kefir. Found out I have zero issues with raw dairy products and lactose intolerance is BS.
I’ve been drinking raw grass fed A2 milk for years. My wife drank it while pregnant and my kids drank it since about 1 year old. Incredibly nourishing and I don’t get an upset stomach when I drink it like I do with store bought milk. Sometimes it just hits the spot late at night and you’re hungry. A couple tall glasses of raw milk before bed is the best.
Bring back the RAW MILK!!!!!!
So good for growing kids also builds their immune sysem.
Raw milk is for babies.
It's GREAT for the immune system, that's why they've tried to ban it.
Store milk has 12g of sugar. Sometimes the ingredients has only 2g of sugar, however it is for only small portions. If you do the math, it is the same.
French people aren't as fat because of their eating habits not because of milk. The French consumption their largest meal at Lunch and continue being active during the day Americans typically consume their largest meal in the evenings before bed.
It depends what the cows are fed!
yea grassfed over GMO grains
Grass fed over swill and grains
The guest threw in "dying in droves" like it's all due to milk😂
Saw the cut leaving the comment though😂
Most French drink pasteurized UHT milk.
dairy is not good
Farmers have been drinking raw milk since the beginning. They also been dying in their 20s until antibiotics came around.
Love raw milk !
It might taste better (arguable and subjective) but it is objectively a higher risk than pasteurised because of the bacteria in it.
We used to bring it up to a boil just to make sure ✌️😁
Then you kill most of the good bacteria.
Then it's not raw anymore it's pasteurized and you killed all the beneficial bacteria
So apparently, one of the major risks of raw milk is tuberculosis, which is why pasteurization is a thing. A little research never hurt. Nobody actually helps a lot of people.😉
One hundred years ago refrigeration was the issue, that's OLD propaganda. Watch your "sources" you've been duped.
G. To many British people it comes as a surprise that the French, who are so particular about food quality and taste, tend to buy UHT, as opposed to fresh, milk. It is hard to pin down one reason but the difference exists - a 2007 study found that 95.5% of milk consumed here was UHT, compared to 8.4% in the UK
Uhhh, no, the French are not primarily drinking raw milk. The most popular milk in France is ultra-high pasteurized milk in the dry pack on the dry shelf
Not from commercial scale dairy farms, only community pasture raised with no antibiotics etc
Raw milk is the BEST!
Raw milk is basically buttermilk
Pasteurization makes the milk last longer and safer to drink , i wish raw was available, i used to drink alot of it, the worst part of commercial milk is homogenization
Need to remember TB still a thing and is very prevalent in cows. So there’s a reason we pasteurise milk.
Pues asegúrate de que la baca no tenga tuberculosis
Lie, only on mass scale industrialized farms is it common
@@harryh4rp4n31Just the government spreading more misinformation. To bad people only believe research if it is funded and done by the FDA itself who themselves get many things incorrect.
I mean if you are getting store bought milk from a multi- billion dollar supermarket company like Walmart than yes, the milk has to be pasteurized because of how many cows they have to manage in a closed off facility where cow shit and anything else bad gets mixed in with the milk.
Yep, We only ''needed'' to pasteurize milk once they moved into the cities with industrialisation, before that and even now on small scale farms there is no need@@westoncroye643
I will say that I like the idea of raw milk. However drinking raw milk from your own farm, you are already exposed and use to those bacteria from your cattle. Other people are not and the consequences of drinking raw milk are very dangerous. It only takes one bad day on that farm for someone to get very sick rather a child, adult, or elderly. Yes, you can risk it if you want. I'm game for it I'm aware of the conditions of the cow, sanitation, and the area where the milk was collected are good. But like I said all it takes is one bad day.
Your scenario is inaccurate.
@@truthmatters8241 can you explain what you mean please. I want to understand your thoughts on the matter as well :)
No hate, Joe Rogan is alright but I find most of his opinions on these food/diet topics annoying bc he often has something to say about shit like this but doesn’t really have any evidence to back it up lol. Seems like he is always just tryna bash vegan and plant-based diets. Just bc people have been doing it for a long time doesn’t mean its right or healthy. If cow milk is so healthy for humans why are there so many lactose intolerant people?
mostly white europians have the enzymes in their gut necessary to digest the chemical lactase (in milk). Do your research and you will learn why so many people lack it. Just because you cant digest it doesnt mean its not healthy smh. Did you when joe rogan said "its easier to digest" hes right? Raw milk can be digested even by lactose intolerant people. Please, do your research bum.
It seems people forget that when they were born the first thing they drink I do not think was water I think it was a certain substance and while it may have came from their mother it also came from cows oh I wonder what that thing is oh wait it's called MILK!!!!
Say what you will about the need to lose weight and whatever ways to find. but I think the primary thing that is more replenishing than water itself, is literally the thing we have drinking more than any other substance. and that, is milk. weather be the substance that came from our mothers or the substance that came from cows it's still replenishes us. the fact that we drink water more than milk is just sad. Now I'm just want to know if there's a company that will start selling milk bottles instead of water bottles because I think, I need to start taking milk again instead of water.
That’s a good point . Sometimes too much water actually dehydrated me . Milk always hydrated me and I don’t drink as much water anymore yet I still look glowing
It makes the best homemade ice cream
Was raised on raw milk and raw milk products. Very good and nothing wrong with it. Still get it from time to time
Just wait for a surprise birthday gift from E. coli
The homogenization process removes the good bacteria from the milk, which leads to people believing they are lactose intolerant.
Ok, which would you rather: to go your whole life without having the ability to consume milk without shi/tting yourself or a higher propensity to contract tuberculosis because you wanted the "good bacteria"?
@@michaelregis1015 a better process in which good bacteria is put back in the milk. Duh
@@John-py4gr oh? And have you done it that involved boiling the milk beforehand?
@@John-py4gr also, "good" bacteria is already added into milk products at these facilities.
@michaelregis1015 yes and also put some in it after to give it back what is needed
Tuberculosis.
TRUE !! thanks for the ref as Frenchies;
BUT i would say that french eat too much cheese somtimes, and some cheeses contains lot of fats,
so too much cheese gives cholesterol
Raw milk is delicious I recommend everyone try it.
It’s richer tasting
Eww
It's GREAT for your immunity, that's why the gov bans it.
@@truthmatters8241exactly
@@berkay6947everything super processed is great look how much healthier people are walking around Walmart during the day compared to all the people getting their food from small farms. Who likes those people with their good skin and muscles eww.
We were lied to about the greed in processing the milk.
Ask a farmer.
#capitalism #greed #pooranimaltreatment #poorhumans #rectalcranialinversion
The problem is that the french ensure certain levels of cleanliness in their production line.
I can't bring myself to drink it but I really want to!
My uncle would milk the cow and then boil the milk to kill any pathogens, tastiest milk ever.
Thats Pasteurisation
When it's Fresh from the teat and warm with porridge it's so delicious 😋
The problem with raw milk isn't that it isn't safe it gets contaminated easily. All my life I drank raw milk but we only drank raw milk when we were there seeing it being milked. If you yourself oversee it isn't problematic but mostly contamination happens because why does the person milking the cow care about you.
Actually, Joe, I have to send you on one of your ASSISTANCE a report on what actually milk does to boys and two people in general and he does it very very slowly so nobody would know it was the milk… And I’m gonna stop here but I feel 10 times better when I stop drinking milk. I do take occasional yogurt and put a little bit in my coffee, but that’s where it stops.
Milk has its way to creep into the bones in a very, very slow way to such a manner that you begin aching everywhere without having any formal disease of anything it kinda can cripple you at at the end, just because everything hurts and you don’t have autism you don’t have arthritis. You got nothing but everything seems to hurt and there is a lot more to it so not to mention the cow molecule is so huge is not made for babies. It’s really neither humans got milk on the other hand is a different story. It has a much morebetter absorption rate and it is much more forgiving in general
I'm French and I can tell you that we don't drink raw milk. We buy pasteurized milk in supermarket. By the way, Louis Pasteur was French. 35 years ago my grandmother bought milk at the farm in her street and she boiled it before we could drink it.
It's fine the rest of Europe has raw milk. I'm sure you speak on behalf of the whole country and even those in the countryside
@@MsJayski I lived in the country side. I knew personally the guy who was milking the cows. You could buy it directly raw milk from him. My grandma used to boil it for safety reasons before we could drink it. That's my personal story. But do you think a lot of people do it nowadays? They just can't even if they wanted. We use raw milk to make fromage/cheese in France.
@@MsJayski there are some bio market, some "fromageries" , some market places and some farms where you can buy raw milk but it's not what most people buy. Raw milk is more expensive, you can't keep it a long time and people buy their milk in supermarket at the same time they buy others items. Modern times, lack of time, lack of money, people afraid of bacteria...
It was the same in Spain around 40 years ago: we bought raw milk and always boil it before consuming it.
somebody else from Bavaria wrote in comments that it was the same there, raw and boil it.
@@MsJayski well said, i drank it and my health improved will continue and i recommend it to all.
Hes absolutely wrong and thats why Joe Rogan isn't a scientist and he's not even a science communicator
As an Indian vegetarian, I can tell you that nobody in India ever drink raw milk. It is always boiled. Always. Americans are hilarious!
Too bad you ruin it.
Raw milk was the norm until only very recently
It's about 1000x healthier. 50x tastier.
Is it still the same as it was in the beginning. Antibiotics etc😣
That’s the only milk I drink, my daughters have never had pasteurized milk in their lives
raw milk is great once you get past the initial shock of it not being completely smooth. the taste is amazing, plus, far more nutritional compared to skimmed milk because of the fat soluble compounds.
“Since the beginning of time” 😂
What's funny about that? Please share.
@@ernestchadwell9069agriculture only developed about 12,000 years ago. Not even close to the “beginning of time”
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@@looksmax4207define beginning of time. My experience with archeologists showing me the truth about cows and chickens buried at the same plate levels as dinosaurs made me truly believe we are only 12000 years old.
@adrielbadillo1942 ah true
People in farms still boil milk..
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Not many farms
It’s the only milk I can drink cuz store bought stuff makes me instantly sick yup
It’s not dead and pasteurized & the fat molecules are not cut down in size -homogenized to clog your arteries.
Raw Milk, I’d regulated and tested for disease, could be beneficial. For now, I’m sticking to pasteurized milk 🥛. It’s a great source of protein.
Pasteurized milk is gross af and everything essential has been heated out of existence. Raw milk does have “disease” it can just get contaminated during the process of packaging it just like any other raw food ever. There’s already local farmers across the country with clean practices. It’s fine dude
pasturized milk doesn’t have good protien , the paturisation process changes the structure of the protien and makes it weaker , raw milk is very safe to drink , more cases on illnesses from pasturized milk compare to raw milk , have less chance of getting sick from raw milk than the average food , so if your ok now you’ll be ok with raw milk , raw milk prob on of the safest foods based of of studies , just make sure you get your milk from a good source , you want to aim for grass and pasture fed A2 dairy raw milk , some peoples raw milk are acc safer to drink than pasturized
You are absolutely wrong.
@@Steve-eh6qv well studies must be wrong then cause that’s what i’m going off 🤷🏼♂️
@@Steve-eh6qv and please explain how i’m wrong
Sell it at prices we would pay for it, sell it nearby, we'd be regular. That's half gallons no high than $5 a gallon. It's too high here. $8 BS
Seriously, I live in the NYC metro area and they charge like five bucks for a pint, not even pasteurized heavy cream is that expensive
Well, no, Joe, some people who develped animal husbandry decided to try drinking the milk of their lactating livestock, and some didn't.
Not the beginning of time. Only up until 10 thousand years ago. When we developed agriculture at the end of the last ice age
Joe Rogan is honestly the goat. Glad a podcaster as big and famous as him has such based opinions.
For real man ❤
@bjvtyy I wouldn't say so. Such as?
@bjvtyysounds like you have a conspiracy theory?
Do you salt your milk? Because you have to take everything Joe Conspiracy Rogan says with a grain of salt.
My new favorite is goat butter. It’s freaking GOOD. There’s absolutely nothing offensive about it. Also high in mct oils. I recommend.
I wonder why raw milk would be easier to digest. Would think any sort of processing would break it down.