Calling all jackasses and hypochondriacs! There's a new miracle cure for whatever troublesome ailment bothers you!
Over the past few months, a lot of free media coverage has been given to Dulce de Donké. The owners – Walt and Saundra Traywick – claim donkey milk helped cure their daughter of a rare autoimmune disease. As a result, the Traywicks now own a donkey farm and sell a complete line of milks, soaps, moisturizers and creams. They even have a donkey milk relief fund, where you can donate a gallon of donkey milk to a sick child.
The Traywick's story has been covered by KJRH, News on 6, News 9 and KOKH. It has even received local newspaper press, like this story in the Guthrie News Leader.
Made in Oklahoma: Dulce de Donké offers health products through unusual commodity
Donkey milk may be an uncommon drink for most people, but for Walt and Saundra Traywick, it is the answer to their prayers.
In 2014, their 6-year-old daughter became sick with a common case of strep throat, which caused an autoimmune disease that attacked her brain.
The doctors said the only options were hospitalization for immunoglobulin treatments via an IV or antibiotics every day for the next 12 years. Luckily, the family discovered donkey milk, which helped heal their daughter, and surprisingly, turned into a family business, Dulce de Donké.
Before we continue, I just want to clarify that I'm not questioning the Traywick's very anecdotal, uncontrolled, and isolated claims about donkey milk helping their kid. As medical marijuana has taught us, natural products can be the best cures for difficult to treat medical conditions... especially if they also get you high.