[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

If you cook it well, does it kill off the TB?

Cook the infected milk, not the infected Mexican laborers working in the U.S. chicken plant, of course.

Final TB count: 212 test positive at 1 chicken plant
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1920441/posts

[dynachrome]

Geez. What did I have for dinner tonite? “Tastes like....”

[chuckles]

My daughter has Crohn’s, so I have looked at most studies and info related to the subject. One theory is the cause is related to a TB type bacteria in milk ( or milk products), children are exposed to at a young age before their immune system is able to cope with it. They think it might come from cows with Johnes disease. Pasteurizing won't kill it because it doesn't get hot enough.

I don't trust normal methods to kill TB type bacteria because they are tougher than ecoli and others.