I found this video very educating.

Thanks so much!

Pro top. In my state it's illegal to sell raw milk as a consumption product, so they sell it as a cosmetic one "bath milk'.

I am looking forward to trying it in the coming weeks. Does anyone here have experience drinking raw milk?

We get 3 gallons of raw milk a week for our family of 5 (going on 6).  It tastes very different from ultra-pasterized store milk, especially the cream quantity and quality.

In VA we get "milk shares" in order for it to be legal.  Basically, you own a share of the cow.

We have our own dairy cows, we used to do herdshares for 46 families! Now we have 9 families and at the end of the month we are dropping all of them. It is so much work hence the price. A gallon is $9 when we started we were at $7.50, it’s break even, definitely not an income producer which we were hoping for so my husband wouldn’t have to work off the farm. Raw milk is the best!

I am looking forward to trying it in the coming weeks. Does anyone here have experience drinking raw milk?

I do and it is fantastic. The taste and health benefits are amazing. You need to be exercising because if you are sedentary, you can gain some weight. 

How much does it cost? I can get 2 liters for $18 AUD ($12 USD) so it's pricey...

Rather than comparing to the price of the lower-quality typical product, it helps to consider cost in terms of tradeoffs and the real value of what you're getting.

With raw milk, the benefits would be superior nutrition and stamina, plus giving support to local farmers so they can continue in an adverse market.

There's the saying, "Pay the farmer now or pay the pharmacist later." (Though I'd avoid the pharmacist completely if possible. )

I’ve been a long time Sally Fallon/WAPF devotee for awhile now.

We try to do as little processed foods as possible, soak grains, eat at least a couple fermented foods per day, drink raw milk, etc, etc.

We have dairy goats and our family thrives on the milk. We don’t pasteurize it.

I’ve had 3 babies that I’ve had difficulty nursing so I use the nourishing traditions raw milk formula. It requires a lot of ingredients and a certain time investment because you have to make your own whey from homemade yogurt or kefir. They have all thrived on it and have never been seriously ill. We also follow their recommendation for babies first foods to be pastured soft boiled egg yolks followed by grass fed beef liver. Very little to no grains until 2.

I’ve been a long time Sally Fallon/WAPF devotee for awhile now.

We try to do as little processed foods as possible, soak grains, eat at least a couple fermented foods per day, drink raw milk, etc, etc.

We have dairy goats and our family thrives on the milk. We don’t pasteurize it.

I’ve had 3 babies that I’ve had difficulty nursing so I use the nourishing traditions raw milk formula. It requires a lot of ingredients and a certain time investment because you have to make your own whey from homemade yogurt or kefir. They have all thrived on it and have never been seriously ill. We also follow their recommendation for babies first foods to be pastured soft boiled egg yolks followed by grass fed beef liver. Very little to no grains until 2.

Your children are very blessed to have parents who try to give them a healthy diet.
My father grew up on a farm, he said that they would always boil the raw milk first as it wasn't healthy and was too strong (can give diarrhoea) and that humans need human milk not cow milk. How do you consume the milk? I am unsure if he is right or wrong.