Consider for a moment that Nathaniel Rothschild sat in the English House of Lords for a life time position, and yet, he only spoke to the Chamber on two occasions.One of these occasions was to ask the Parliament to assist in the settling of 100,000+ Jewish settlers into then-British-Owned Palestine. This makes sense. The Rothschilds after all were a leader of the Zionist movement in the early 20th century.The other speech Lord Rothschild gave? Milk Pasteurization. Now why on earth would a man part of a billionaire dynasty that practically single-handedly invented the Zionist movement, care about Milk Pasteurization as much as he cares about moving Jewish settlers into Palestine? Why are these of equal importance?There really is no answer that makes sense, until you accept that milk pasteurization is actually extremely harmful to humans and causes cardiovascular damage, and destroys nutrients and proteins within the milk."The fertility of rats fed on pasteurized milk was reduced by 52 percent."Animal experiments in this relation show some startling results. The fertility of rats fed on pas- teurized milk was reduced 52 per cent. compared with rats fed on fresh milk (Mattich and Golding, Lancet, 1931, I, 662-6). Of these rats, Group 1, fed on raw milk, were in the fourth generation, and were flourishing at the end of the experiment. In Group 2, fed on sterilized milk, none of the third generation lived for more than one day. In Group 3, fed on sterilized milk afterwards kept in a cold cellar for 24 hours, none of the second generation lived to weaning time.In another experiment, 18 buck rats were divided into three groups of 6 each. In addition to a common diet to all, Group A had whole raw milk. Group B had pasteurized milk and Group C had sterilized milk (kept at 2100 for an hour). Eighteen does were similarly grouped and fed. On reaching maturity, rats in the corresponding groups were mated on the same day. None of the does in Group C became pregnant. Does in Group A produced 47 pups, of which 41 were born alive. Does in Group B pro- duced 42 pups, of which only 21 were born alive. Beloud