Raw Milk and
Allergies
I have had allergies for most of my life, and they normally
kick in during the summer months. That is not to say they don't
sometimes make an appearance in the winter but it's usually the
warm months with the pollen in the air that kicks in my
allergies big-time.
Since I've been drinking raw milk my
allergies have completely gone away. The only thing I may have
now is just a little sneezing episode now and again, but
nothing like the full-blown itchy eyes, runny/stuffy nose,
horrible feeling I used to have.
It was actually a gradual thing. I noticed a difference
right away but I hadn't actually noticed my allergies were
totally gone until this summer. I just figured this was another
of those "magic" things raw milk does for you. But in talking
with a friend of mine who is more knowledgeable about these
things than I am, she said the reason is because of not just
drinking raw milk, but drinking raw milk from a cow that is
eating native grasses and pollen.
This conversation came about because someone had mentioned
to me that they were buying milk in Pennsylvania at an Amish
farm and having it shipped here to Florida, and apparently they
were able to save money by doing this. (I haven't figured out
how, with shipping charges, that would be possible!) But when I
mentioned this to my friend, she started talking about how the
person would not be able to benefit from drinking milk from a
cow that is eating local grass and pollen, and everything
regarding my allergies suddenly became clear to me. It all
makes sense now. And it's kinda cool!
So try to buy your raw milk locally if possible. There are a
lot of benefits, and this is just another one to chalk up.
p.s. Don't forget to give some to your dog too! They'll
benefit as well.
Did you know raw milk is much more healthy than
pasteurized milk?
Click here --> Raw Milk Health
Benefits
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