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Raw Milk Revolution: Uncovering the Healing Power of Bioactives

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Mark McAfee

Mark McAfee, CEO of Raw Farm and founder of the Raw Milk Institute, highlights the health-boosting potential of raw milk through its powerful bioactive components, most of which are destroyed by pasteurization.

These bioactives, including immune-boosting proteins, anti-inflammatory agents, and stem cells, help combat illnesses like asthma, allergies, and infections. McAfee emphasizes that despite regulatory hurdles, the demand for raw milk is growing as consumers seek its natural healing properties.

He encourages safe raw milk production, educating the public on the suppressed science behind its health benefits, and fostering a closer relationship between farmers and consumers to reclaim the nutritional power of raw milk.

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