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False 2/10
“Drinking raw milk causes a person's voice to become deeper.”
No reliable research or clinical data shows raw milk can deepen vocal pitch. Medical literature attributes any dairy-related vocal change to temporary throat coating, while voice depth depends on anatomy and hormones that milk cannot influence. The claim is unsupported.
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True 9/10
“Consuming raw (unpasteurized) milk poses significant health risks to humans.”
The claim is well-supported. The CDC, AAP, and multiple peer-reviewed studies consistently document that raw milk can harbor dangerous pathogens (Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria, Campylobacter) and has been linked to hundreds of outbreaks, thousands of illnesses, and hundreds of hospitalizations. Unpasteurized dairy causes far more illness per serving than pasteurized dairy. While some observational studies correlate farm-exposure raw milk consumption with lower allergy rates, these findings are non-causal and no authoritative body recommends raw milk consumption based on them.