Lloyd, 

This is the first time I heard of A2 milk.  It didn't come up when I was
reviewing the literature.

The casein variants merit more research.  From what I read, the
correlation between A1 milk and coronary heart disease and Type 1
diabetes comes from studies in areas where different casein variants
predominate.  As with all epidemiological studies, I wonder if
alternative explanations have been eliminated.  I also wonder if there
are business interests involved, especially since patents are held on
the A2.

If the A2 hypothesis is valid, it adds to the argument that individuals
who wish to consume raw milk should have the right to access it from a
producer of their choice. Informed individuals will select milk produced
for human consumption (as opposed to pooled milk from many cows/farms
intended for pasteurization) from pastured cows.  They could then select
a source with breeds that produce A2 milk.

Do you know of anybody who has been testing A1 and A2 milk radionically?
Interestingly, the raw milk that I get comes from a Guernsey cow raised
biodynamically.  From the references, the Guernsey yields A2 milk.
Tested on myself and my son radionically, this milk increases our
vitality, while pasteurized organic milk from the store does the
opposite.  I have to find a pastured milking Jersey cow (A1 milk) and do
the same test.

Virginia


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> http://www.magma.ca/~ca/rawmilk/submission.htm
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> Virginia Salares
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Hi Virginia
 Are you aware of the health implications involved in the A2 milk
issue?? -
Google search 'A2 milk' for more info.
Cheers
Lloyd Charles
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