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Buttermilk a Possible Antidote to Intestinal Diseases, Pathogens?

by David Gumpert | Nov 5, 2012 | Nutrition, Raw Milk, Research | 31 comments

 The International Milk Genomics Consortium (IMGC) continues to challenge the conventional wisdom about milk. After deleting one of its articles from the October issue about the potential benefits of raw milk, it now has an intriguing article in its November...

Jilly’s Real Message to Raw Milk Advocates and Opponents: Grow Up and Start Taking Responsibility

by David Gumpert | Nov 2, 2012 | Food Safety, Raw Milk, Regulation | 90 comments

I want to thank Jilly B for sharing with us at least some of the difficulties she has faced since her two-year-old daughter became seriously ill from raw milk.  We don’t know the whole story, but we know enough to appreciate that her daughter and entire...

RAWMI Begins to Earn Its Spurs by Cracking the Insurance Code for Members

by David Gumpert | Oct 29, 2012 | Food Safety, Legal, Raw Milk, Regulation | 94 comments

The toughest part of launching any new business or organization is getting those first few believers to come on board, and then talk you up to the bulk of other prospective customers or members.  Now, more than a year into its launch, the Raw Milk Institute...

Why FDA’s Censorship May Be More About Business, or Rather, Preventing Raw Milk Business

by David Gumpert | Oct 24, 2012 | Nutrition, Raw Milk, Regulation, Research | 35 comments

Why would the U.S. Food and Drug Administration feel so threatened by a scientific assessment of research on raw milk out of Europe that it would bully a dairy group into forcing the article’s removal from a major university’s web site? After all, the...

Why Would the FDA Make an Academic Article About Potential Benefits of Raw Milk Go Away?; Profile on Food Rights Advocacy

by David Gumpert | Oct 22, 2012 | Legal, News Media, Nutrition, Raw Milk | 33 comments

Okay class, pay attention.  Today’s subject of discussion: academic freedom.  Enough with the groans, everyone. I know it’s not the sexiest topic when it comes to food issues, but you may change your attitude when you hear the story I’m...

Hartmann, in Manly Gesture, Sacrifices Himself to MN Prosecutors to Save His Family; Rawesome Retrospective

by David Gumpert | Oct 18, 2012 | Food Safety, Legal, Raw Milk, Regulation | 43 comments

In the end, Michael Hartmann made the best deal he could–if he was going to save his family–when he pleaded guilty Monday to two misdemeanors in connection with sales of raw milk  and other foods, and agreed to pay a fine of $585. Seven other...

Media Recognition to Michael Schmidt for Role in “Microbiome Revolution”; The Danger of Food Safety Fear Mongering

by David Gumpert | Oct 16, 2012 | Food Safety, News Media, Raw Milk, Research | 12 comments

There is quite a remarkable article in the October issue of Readers Digest Canada, which credits Michael Schmidt’s nearly twenty-year struggle on behalf of raw milk with helping usher in the new scientific fascination with the “microbiome.”  In...

The Two Key Factors That Influenced the Schlangen Jury–Not What Prosecution or Defense Expected

by David Gumpert | Oct 11, 2012 | Food Clubs, Food Safety, Legal, Raw Milk, Regulation | 23 comments

What were the key factors that swayed the Minnesota jury to acquit food club operator and farmer Alvin Schlangen three weeks ago? Schlangen’s lawyer, Nathan Hansen, told me he thought the fact that Minnesota Department of Agriculture investigators in their...
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