....correlating pasteurized milk with hormone related cancers. So much is happening in the world of milk. It is incredulous to believe in 2012 that people have to cross state lines to get their raw milk, or get it from private farms. A couple of years ago I made my weekly trip to WF to get my groceries including my raw milk only to experince the shock of a completely empty shelf where the raw milk once had been. It was as if I could not understand the WF employees when they were stuttering out an explanation as to why it would no longer be availlable. I could not believe-Los Angeles-2010-no raw milk option.

Recently, there was a recall on raw milk from the company I buy it from. I have to go to a small mom and pop type health food store already and it was taken off the shelves there too. Raw milk is a critical part of my family life. I give it to my daughters as a big part of their nutrition. During the period which it was taken off the shleves at my small health food store I formed a relationship with someone who gets me the milk from the Amish in PA. I now have, what I refer to as, my "dealer". It is ridiculous and ironic at the same time. While it is ridiculous that in 2012 I have had to resort to these means to get something so fundamental to my family's basic nutrition, it is reminiscent of my childhood when the milk man would come and deliver fresh milk to our front door step, which, is what my dealer does:)

This is a Harvard study-please read it, it is important: http://www.infowars.com/harvard-study-pasteurized-milk-from-industrial-d...

Dr.M