Only buy THIS Milk at Walmart | AVOID These!

[@The-Lonley-Equestrian]

raw milk or even just pasteurized milk from backyard farm cows is better. it comes from happy cows❤️

[@Ishthemane4]

The feed has been sprayed but with organic approved pesticides

[@yaccfonoti]

Well the organic pesticide is probably natural ingredients right?

[@Chawkes420]

@@yaccfonotiamen

[@BBop23]

Lmao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 organic poison

[@Chawkes420]

@@BBop23 thats the shit we been using for thousands of years get used to it. What do you eat?

[@BBop23]

You must work for the industry....... this is a biological attack on the population bro, wake up sir! Eat cleaner, spend a little more and get better quality because not only are they pumping our food with shit there pumping us up. Who knows maybe it works hand in hand with the medical field. We're worth more Sick than Healthy, let that digest just a little.

[@corbinwoodall5493]

Gaaah, how can people this confident about being wrong

[@thatguyblu23]

What do you mean

[@AntonioLopez-kw3ev]

@@thatguyblu23the supposedly healthier milk is actually a he most unhealthiest it’s ultra pasteurized it’s pretty much trash .

[@angryidahobusdriver]

@@thatguyblu23look out there

[@KyuriousBot]

Why do you think he is wrong?

[@EarthhasfallenTV]

Because he's what's called a know it all.

[@Ghoop3]

Earned a sub

[@wonders802]

Only flaw is that it’s kinda pricey

[@Propain4eva]

It’s all coming from the same warehouse and farms, same methods, just different stickers and packaging 😇

[@bigredsparanormal2879]

So many tree huggers

[@CodyManners]

Fu k the environment if that’s how you want to look at it, I want optimal health benefits

[@ArmyVet98958]

Organic is the same as regular it's just given the organic label and sold at a higher price 😂😂

[@EarthhasfallenTV]

No it's not fool. You can taste the difference 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@ArmyVet98958]

@@EarthhasfallenTV placebo effect

[@packfan3213]

Not better for my wallet

[@krazymoney33]

Not better for anyone’s wallet but the rich.

[@mikebrendan3766]

Just buy raw milk from a local farmer.

[@Chawkes420]

As if everyone lives in rural Alabama lmao get out of here not every state has vast cow farms

[@adam_doesthings817]

You'd be surprised. Theres a bunch of places to get it near philadelphia for example. People are trying to fight back these enormous companies. Theres an amish place thats an hour away but they have a 5$ 1 time membership fee to get around some restrictions with selling milk. They are allowed to sell it "to themselves" so you pay the 5$ and become them haha. Look around. You might just find farmers working hard looking to sell​ amd fight the corporations @@Chawkes420

[@EarthhasfallenTV]

It's illegal here in New Jersey to sell raw milk so if you want to buy it you have to drive an hour and some change away to Pennsylvania.

[@jaredacord7022]

The best milk is unpasteurized because it digests better since it still has the enzymes that get destroyed through pasteurization so it digests easier

[@patrickryan1092]

Unpasteurized milk is not healthy. Pasteurizing it kills dangerous bacteria that can be in the milk. There’s also no difference in digestion.

[@jaredacord7022]

@@patrickryan1092 “not healthy” 🤓 The nutrients are more bio available and unpasteurized has probiotics, it comes out of the cow clean, bad processing and contamination poses danger

[@patrickryan1092]

@@jaredacord7022 Yes it’s not healthy. The nutrients in milk can be obtained from other sources that don’t require a person to drink milk that can be loaded with bacteria and don’t come from an industry that uses animals like they are objects. You could easily get plenty of healthy probiotics from fermented foods. They also aren’t loaded with mammalian estrogen.

[@jaredacord7022]

@@patrickryan1092 I’m sorry, but foods high in nutrients are the definition of healthy

[@patrickryan1092]

@@jaredacord7022 no, not necessarily. More nutrients does not equal better. You can have too much of something, including nutrients.

[@GSquid92]

It’s expensive

[@beyondtheillusion333]

Get raw milk

[@mrmoe110]

Yeah but all of it is ultrapasteurized 👎

[@muddasraafzal1669]

Yes

[@biancalucia8388]

Im used to ultra pasteurized milk. Most grassmilk is that way

[@mrmoe110]

@@biancalucia8388 yeah there’s a small local dairy farm where I live that sells pasteurized non-homogenized milk that they only heat to 145°, which is the lowest legal temperature to sell milk for human consumption. I’ve literally seen their sales people have to tell people the milk isn’t bad and they just have to shake it. People aren’t used to seeing the cream at the top and an expiration date of 2 weeks. But I recently saw they’re closed for maintenance so I was looking at other milks. It’s crazy how it’s all ultra pasteurized with months long shelf lives.

[@tradedown6647]

So. Many. Lies.

[@beyondtheillusion333]

Just don't go to Walmart

[@michellerang2002]

That's why I only got organic milk for my grandson.

[@patrickryan1092]

Don’t drink any milk

[@granddaddyofthemall6320]

Raw milk is great!

[@EarthhasfallenTV]

Whole organic milk is also great. I will never stop drinking it. Ran through gallons as a kid and now at 45 I'm still consuming about a gallon every 3-4 days. I am healthy with strong bones and a strong 🍆

[@isagoldfield7393]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@ruthhanson227]

Too pricey 😢

[@EarthhasfallenTV]

15 dollars for a gallon 😐