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Fermented raw milk vs Raw milk (Question)

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  • RawisLawR Offline
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    does fermented raw milk contain more nutrients and igf-1 compared to normal raw milk ? other than bacteria ofc.

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    • RabbiR Offline
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      not more igf-1 and only little bit more B-vitamins.

      raw fermented milk has insane amount of bacteria (48 hour fermentation) and improved digestibility as the bacteria process the milk before consumption.

      raw liver is law

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        not more igf-1 and only little bit more B-vitamins.

        raw fermented milk has insane amount of bacteria (48 hour fermentation) and improved digestibility as the bacteria process the milk before consumption.

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        @Rabbi yea i have a 15 day fermented raw milk in the fridge, earlier i thought it would have more bacteria but learned bacteria peaks about 48h. do you know whats the pros/cons of long fermentation ?

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          @Rabbi yea i have a 15 day fermented raw milk in the fridge, earlier i thought it would have more bacteria but learned bacteria peaks about 48h. do you know whats the pros/cons of long fermentation ?

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          @RawisLaw there is one benefit and there is fewer bacteria yeah but the ones that survive long are very tough and resilient which can be good for strong gut bacteria

          raw liver is law

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