What is the closest to nature whole milk brand sold out there?
There a couple of stores in SF (Rainbow is one) that sell the real stuff. I also have a friend who sells raw goat milk (grassy) to me sometimes.In the US you really are not going to get anything off the shelf close to raw milk, if that is what you are looking for? Outside of that there are organic brands (local and national) you could look at. Where I live there are a lot of amish brands that actually do taste better but it's still not going to be anything like natural/raw milk...which selling or purchasing in the wrong way has turned into a pretty stiff criminal offense in the US.
back we had a "cow share" which is a legal way in Ohio to get your hands on raw milk.
Sprouts sells Fond Du Lac Farms raw milk, at least in the AZ stores. Fond Du Lac is a very reputable farm. Not sure what state you are in, but Organic Pastures sells raw milk as well, but only in Cali. They used to ship nationwide, but the laws now prohibit them to ship out of state because its too dangerous, lol.What is the closest to nature whole milk brand sold out there?
Yes, this I used to get mine from the AmishIf there's any Amish communities near you, they can get you what you want.
Consumer Farmer Milk and Udder Milk are two off the top of my head. Plenty of co-ops there.I am in New York Shitty, anyone knows where I could find some?
Lactase enzyme is not destroyed by pasteurization. Live and active cultures, etc.I’m just kinda curious on the benefits over pasteurized?
The pasteurization process kills off the enzymes and bacteria that help digest the lactose , many times people who are lactose intolerant can drink raw milk with zero issuesI’m just kinda curious on the benefits over pasteurized?
Interesting point about the chocolate milk. I've heard others say the same thing.And as an aside, chocolate milk is the most cost effective and perhaps one of the best post workout drinks. Tastes great too! Check it out But that does not pad the pockets of those that want to or do sell you these over complicated, over priced, post workout drinks (Sorry sponsors.)
When I was doing so, I drank full fat. This whole speed thing, windows of opportunity is so overblown as to defy belief. Insulin aside which is great if you want to deal with the long term side effects of long term usage (you define ‘long term’ . . . therein lies the rub) which nobody, and I mean nobody is willing to talk about.Interesting point about the chocolate milk. I've heard others say the same thing.
Is it better to drink low-fat chocolate milk post-workout as opposed to full-fat since we want everything hitting the bloodstream as fast as possible?