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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - thanks for the replies. my daughter has eczema, asthma and food allergies and we were told by a holistic doctor that she should either restrict dairy (which is hard bc she's 3 and loves milk and cheese and already has other food restrictions) or drink raw milk. I am not comfortable with the idea of raw milk, so I'm looking for the freshest, least processed milk out there. Figured it can't hurt to try. Not sure that it has to be 100% grass-fed but was curious since some brands (organic valley) appear to make that claim while others are open about the fact that it's mostly grass-fed. [/quote]

If your daughter has a milk sensitivity, it won't matter how fresh that milk is.  As someone who had one, I would cut out milk, but you might be able to keep cheese, yogurt, and ice cream.  Oddly enough, the processing actually makes the milk proteins easier to digest.  And you're right to avoid raw milk.

And very little milk is 100 percent grass-fed; most cows are fed at least some grain.  [/quote]

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