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TO:
Each Los Angeles County Board of Supervisor
SUMMARY
of
SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT IN FAVOR OF RAW MILK
EXPERT REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION
The report was compiled and condensed by the International Medical Expert on raw
and pasteurized milk, Dr. William Cambell Douglas, Jr. M.D., author of the definitive
book analysis of scientific and clinical study on milk, The Milk Book; and the proponent
and leading present-day empirical scientist on the positive effects of raw milk products
on humans, Aajonus Vonderplanitz, author of We Want To Live, Vol.1 Out of the Grips of
Disease and Death, and Vol.2, Healthfully, the Facts.
Addressing the Board’s concerns regarding raw milk was the intent of this
Supplemental Report that encompasses: Health Risks From Drinking Pasteurized Milk;
Bacterial Risks from Drinking Pasteurized Milk, Infant Death Syndrome and Colic from
Feeding Pasteurized Milk, Disease and Disease-Risks from Drinking Pasteurized Milk,
Health Benefits and Risks from Drinking Raw Milk, Bacterial, Viral & Parasitical
Resistant and Nutritive Value of Raw Milk, Medical Milk Therapy - Prevention and
Reversal of Disease from Drinking Raw Milk, Infant Raw Milk Safety and Health
Benefits, Raw Milk Safety and Health Benefits In General, Immune Raw Milk Therapy
Benefits, Raw Milk As a Preservative, Nutritive Value of Raw Milk vs. Pasteurized Milk,
History of Movement Against Raw Milk; The Creation of the Assumption That
Pasteurized Milk Is Safer Than Raw Milk, National Unsubstantiated Claims Against Raw
Milk, Chronology of Unsubstantiated Claims Against Raw Milk Produced in California,
How Credible is the Center for Disease Control regarding Raw Milk?, Bacteriology, and
Conclusions and Recommendations.
ANALYSIS of the DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES REPORT ON RAW
MILK, JANUARY 2001, and Director Finucane’s letter of recommendations.
DHS Report, p.4, ¶ 6, cited the UCLA statistical Assessment of the Excess Risk of
Salmonella dublin Infection Associated with the Use of Raw Milk, Public Health Reports,
Vol. 103, No. 5. DHS Report stated, “37% of reported Salmonella dublin infections were
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