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> Fermentation basically just removes the lactose.

And converts it to lactic acid and carbon dioxide.  Lactic acid in yoghurt
lowers the pH to under 4.5.  Pathogens cannot survive below a pH of 4.5.
And the probiotic strains also help outcompete pathogens.  There is,
therefore, no health basis for pasteurizing milk used in yoghurt production.

Rob

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