What do Poles think about drinking raw milk? In America, unpasteurized milk is PROHIBITED.

Ugh, why did she stop?

(I pity you :/)

My parents finished their degrees and I moved back with them to Warsaw.

Live dangerously. Drink unpasteurized milk from a dirty glass. :)

I used to drink milk right after milking caw and most farmers in Poland did so, so how bad is it it is better more nutritious for you then the crap they sell in stores all over America.

Tlum
Raw milk is delicious but if you have a doubt or think it risky you can always boil it for 2 mns..

.. probably why you are such a delirious fool today.

True. Some farmers are filthy, have filthy animals, and some are not. For milk to smell of ****, I can imagine your grandma's cows.

Sometimes milk may smell of dung because farmers filter their raw milk through various materials. When they run out of a piece of clean cloth, they use other stuff, e.g., pants, long johns, socks. :):):)

I know! If she had some consideration, she would have taken a shower and put some perfume on after sitting w oborze all morning!

I came across one of these famous "mlekomats" yesterday at the back of Hala Mirowska. Did anybody already use it?

I have used the one in Pruszkow in the summer. I don't drink milk but my kids and husband loved it- they said it was really fresh tasting.

Will let you know tomorrow how it went :)

Raw milk is delicious and far superior to pasteurized milk in both taste and health, but it is extremely difficult to get. You can only get in Framers' markets and then only those in England, it is prohibited in Scotland and wales.

notmilk.com

By slashing my milk intake (love it in morning coffee though) I have slashed my expenditure on toilet paper! The idea of getting roughage through milk-drenched cereals is a sick joke.

Try googling IGF and prostate - to get scientific research papers add "et al"

e.g.
ABSTRACT

Prostate cancer is the second most frequent malignancy diagnosed in adult men. Androgens are considered the primary growth factors for prostate normal and cancer cells. However, other non-androgenic growth factors are involved in the growth regulation of prostate cancer cells. The association between IGF-I and prostate cancer risk is well established. However, there is no evidence that the measurement of IGF-I enhances the specificity of prostate cancer detection beyond that achievable by serum prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels. Until now, there is no consensus on the possible association between IGFBP-3 and prostate cancer risk. Although not well established, it seems that high insulin levels are particularly associated with risk of aggressive prostatic tumours. This review describes the physiopathological basis, epidemiological evidence, and animal models that support the association of the IGFs family and insulin with prostate cancer. It also describes the potential therapies targeting these growth factors that, in the future, can be used to treat patients with prostate cancer.

Keywords: Insulin; IGF-I; prostate; cancer

Yes, it is. I must go around the village and find out where they keep cows coz I can hear mooing frequently. I will ask them to sell a gallon of warm foamy freshly milked milk. It`s been decades since I last drank it.

There's a company that delivers 5L of it to our door for 20zł, it's a very agreeable price.

I envy you. But only on condition it is warm, foamy and fresh from the udder.

If you see cows make sure they have tits, cause I stopped by at a cow farm near my home in Kujawy, but was embarrassed to have the farmer explain to me that the cows I saw grazing outside were all bulls.

It would be funny to see you trying to milk them.