The ruling class is warning people not to drink raw milk because it has bird flu in it. For those not paying real close attention to the bird flu plandemic, this was always going to happen.
A Kansas state study has found bird flu in raw unpasteurized milk of dairy cows. Not long ago we also mentioned that egg prices are going up too, because of this plandemic.
The study, conducted by Dr. Juergen Richt, the director of the Center of Excellence for Emerging and Zoonotic Animal Diseases at K-State, stated that tests were conducted on nine calves that were infected by the virus through oral and nasal inoculation. Three lactating cows inoculated in the mammary gland and three other dairy cows inoculated in the mammary glands. According to the research found that the calves had only mild disease, moderate viral replication, and no transmission to other calves housed in the same location.
The dairy cows “developed severe mammary gland infection, characterized by fever, mastitis and abrupt reduction in milk yield,” Dr. Richt wrote according to a report by KWCH12 in Kansas. The research revealed that the virus transmits between milk and milk-contaminated products. Richt said people should only drink pasteurized milk. […]
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