system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Do humans get Antibodies against various pathogens that infect cattles via their milk, based on the same principle that human babies get antibodies against several pathogen from their mother's breast milk?
gpt
No because most milk is pasturized. The milk that isn't is generally considered unsafe. Its possible that you can get some random antibody but the risk to raw milk is far greater then any minimal benefit you'd get.