I'M ALLERGIC TO COW'S MILK, So I Just Drank GOAT'S MILK... What Happened?

Recently I learned that cow milk makes me sick!
In this video I test to see if I can drink goats milk.

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[trynareynolds]

I used raw goat milk to supplement breastfeeding my twins. Started them on goat milk when they were about 2 months old. They thrived, and the goat milk was very easy on their tummies. Better than infant formula which seemed to always cause problems. Goat milk is wonderful! Congratulations on being reunited with your beloved dairy! Definitely worth celebrating! 🎉❤

[erinconnolly]

This was so funny and well done; you guys are so great. Circling with the goat!?! I died. Please keep making content!!!!

[Relaxationdefined]

Cow milk allergy also. Was told NOT to even try goats milk. However, I am a rebel. I found out I am allergic to chemicals. So tiny, I have nowhere to safely store them because the body can't extract them. Chemicals are in everything. So, my journey landed me at my farm/ homestead. First thing I did was get goats. Guess what I can drink? Goats milk. Also, I think some people go to the store to buy processed goats milk, and it is NOT the same as raw goats milk. I know someone who worked at a milk plant, said they don't do anything to the milk to change it. So, I asked him to explain the procedure. He spent five minutes telling me how he separated the milk into 3 parts, water, fat, sugars, how they boiled it...( that changes nothing, right?) Threw out the whey, added more water, sugar, and vitamins, like vitamin D... then, added what's left together, and packaged it. So, basically, you have a man made white liquid vitamin drink that all the good stuff it cooked out of. Also saw a documentary that said it's even worse for one's health than raw. I'm thinking some people react bad to store-bought goats milk because of the process. So that number could be even lower than that if they had been in an area to have the luxury of raw milk to try. I'm living the life on my organic farm now. Drinking goats milk and we will can it and see how that goes next year. Glad you have a good outcome.

[damackay]

I discovered the smooth, velvety and wonderful quality of goat butter several months ago. Yum. It's like getting a very high-quality cow's milk butter.

[alishakiger]

My husband LOVES milk. He noticed he was sick every time he ate meat. It took 3 doctors and asking for a year before he learned he has Alpha Gal, a lone star tick disease that makes you allergic to all mammal meat. Learning that helped but it wasn’t until he gave up the dairy he started to feel better. Even the allergist mocked his request for the test because we’re in Pa and the tick doesn’t live here and in his WV/PA practice he’d only seen it once and the person traveled south. Anyway, you haven’t mentioned meat making you ill but just in case you can have alpha gal without anaphylaxis…even if your dr says no. And the ticks have made it to Pa because we didn’t go south.

[NadesikoRose]

Snicker, I chuckled when you hugged the goat kid…
I could just imagine him/her saying “Mommy, Help!! The crazy man has me!!”

[moniquem]

I was laughing so much!!! That was brilliant! 😂😂
So so glad you can have all the things you love again. You're going to need more goats to get enough gremlin juice for cheese and butter and ice cream though! More wonderful little creatures to embrace and tell them how much you love them. I think that task should be repeated at least twice a year. Can't have them forgetting that you love them! 🤣

[rachaelclemons]

The hug scene made me laugh so hard. Happy for you!!

[mimicwrangler]

I definitely recommend trying with sheep too. They're a quite a bit less Gremlin-y than goats. 😂 And I'm saying that as a dairy goat person through and through.

[FantailValleyHomestead]

hahahah the universe's ultimate last laugh! So glad you have found something that is working for you Aust!

[promisedjubileedaniels]

My almost 11-year-old daughter is about to have two yard goats too. She is SO EXCITED ❤ her happiness is worth it for me and her dad. Everybody in the fam is so happy to have silly little goats on the farm again.

[trashcanbees]

I didn't expect the goat hugging to be so dramatic 🤣 gotta add [EMOTIONAL, NOT CLICK BAIT] to the video title lol

[NorthlandSLC]

We have sables (colored saanen). I love how quiet and gentle tempered they are. Even our bucks are like big gentle dogs. I also like getting almost a gallon per doe from once per day milking. I was frustrated with ND because of the small amount per milking and those tiny teats. They are cute and easier on the fencing though.

[jennyclaire]

Best video yet! Those goats sure do love you, even if you do think they are gremlins. Our goats give us so much joy. Embrace the silliness. The universe just kicked you in the butt a little bit :)

[allwetterfamilie]

So happy for you!

Can’t wait to see you get a huge goat herd 😂

[tealkerberus]

"Even the stinky buck" power move right there.

[clairaragon]

The goat I recommend the most is the oberhasli goat. They are gentle, rarely scream unless there is a problem, and easier to milk. I started with nubians. They escape fences, are loud, obnoxious when they want something, and hard to manage. Oberhasli are not like that at all. They have long teets so they are much easier to milk then the nigerian, too, with the milk machine. Watching you milk by hand with the goats struggling reminded me a time I never want to go back to. I bought a milk machine on amazon for 100 dollars. The goats love it. They never fought with me again about the milk. I don't know what it is about the machine compared to my hands, but they are unruly with my hands. It sucks trying to figure out how to run electric to your milk stand, but it is well worth it for the goat's sake and your sake. 😂

[michellekracht]

This is my favorite episode! I truly lol’d many times.

[taylorhomestead]

This was a hilarious and informative video. Enjoy those goats!! 😃

[evafredriksson-lidsle]

😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations!! I love my goats ❤, glad to see you're back hugging the goats!