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242: Raw Milk & Deadlifts with Tommy Wheatley and Luke Kidwell

Chelsea Blackbird

In this week’s episode we’re talking about real milk, the way God made it. My two guests went from being dairy-free to full on raw milk advocates after they noticed significant gains in health and in strength.

We discuss the benefits of raw milk, the arguments against it, and how to find it. I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to do an episode on milk! Come listen to hear about this super nutritious God-given food.

242: Raw Milk & Deadlifts with Tommy Wheatley and Luke Kidwell

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EPISODE BLOG

Tommy Wheatley and Luke Kidwell, the founders of Raw Milk and Deadlifts, join us today to share their journey into the world of raw milk advocacy. Their story is one of transformation, from being dairy-free to becoming passionate advocates for raw milk. Their personal experiences with improved health and strength through raw milk consumption serve as a powerful testament to its benefits.

Understanding Raw Milk vs. Store-Bought Milk

One of the key distinctions between raw milk and the milk found in grocery stores lies in the processing methods. Tommy and Luke delve into the differences, touching upon pasteurization, homogenization, and the resulting nutritional variances between the two. Raw milk retains its natural composition, including beneficial enzymes and probiotics, while store-bought milk undergoes processes that alter its nutritional profile.

Addressing Safety Concerns

The notion of consuming raw milk may evoke concerns about safety for many individuals. However, Tommy and Luke shed light on this misconception, emphasizing the safety protocols adhered to by responsible raw milk producers. They provide insights into the stringent hygiene practices and testing procedures implemented by reputable raw milk farms, ensuring the safety and quality of their products.

Unveiling Health Benefits

Raw milk isn't just a beverage; it's a nutrient-rich elixir with a plethora of health benefits. Tommy and Luke highlight the numerous advantages of consuming raw milk, from enhanced digestion and immune support to improved skin health and bone density. They dispel the myth that milk is solely meant for baby cows, emphasizing its role as a nourishing staple in the human diet.

Navigating Raw Milk Sourcing

For those interested in incorporating raw milk into their diet, Tommy and Luke provide valuable guidance on sourcing. They discuss various avenues for finding raw milk, including direct purchases from local farms or co-ops. Additionally, they offer alternatives for individuals unable to access raw milk, suggesting organic, minimally processed options as the next best choice.

Anchor Questions: Meal and Verse

As part of our tradition, we delve into Tommy and Luke's anchor meal, their go-to healthy dish, and their anchor verse, their favorite Bible passage. These personal insights offer a glimpse into their daily routines and spiritual connections, enriching our understanding of their holistic approach to health and faith.

Connecting with Raw Milk Advocates

To connect with Tommy, Luke, and the Raw Milk and Deadlifts community, listeners can find them on social media platforms and their website. Their dedication to educating and empowering others in their journey toward optimal health shines through their online presence, providing a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance on raw milk and holistic wellness practices.

Conclusion: Embracing Real Milk

As we wrap up our enlightening conversation with Tommy and Luke, it's evident that raw milk isn't just a beverage but a symbol of God's provision for our health and nourishment. Their journey from skepticism to advocacy underscores the transformative power of embracing real, unprocessed foods. With their insights and guidance, listeners are equipped to explore the benefits of raw milk and embark on their own journey toward holistic well-being.

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Thanks for listening! Have a healthy and blessed week!

XOXO,

Chelsea