PEOPLE THAT BENEFIT FROM GOAT’S MILK PROTEIN Since it’s easy to digest and hypo-allergenic, there are specific groups of people that can’t drink cow’s milk who may be able to tolerate goat’s milk. Some of these are: Bodybuilders – Any athlete training in extreme sports needs a lot more protein than the more sedentary. Milk (casein) protein is an excellent source. A goat’s milk protein powder, or a mixture containing goat’s milk allows the bodybuilder and other athletes help meet their daily needs Lactose intolerant – Some people don’t have the lactase enzyme in their systems, meaning they can’t digest milk sugar (lactose). Many of them tolerate goat’s milk very well because it contains less lactose. Also because of the smaller curds and fat globules, it passes more quickly through the digestive system. If they are allergic to the protein b-lacto globulin, they may not be able to drink goat’s milk either Respiratory problems – Drinking milk creates mucus, which makes breathing more difficult. Goat’s milk produces less than cow’s milk Allergic infants – Some babies are allergic to both cow’s milk and mother’s milk. Goat’s milk makes an excellent substitution in some cases. Of course parents must always consult with their physicians or other care givers before experimenting Medical conditions – Some other human ailments said to be helped by goat’s milk protein include asthma, chronic ear infections, eczema, and sometimes rheumatoid arthritis Sensitive digestive systems – Generally speaking goat’s milk digests more easily than milk from cows Anyone trying to lose weight in a healthy way needs a protein that absorbs easily in order to keep their energy levels high on less food. The same is true of all athletes, including bodybuilders. They require large stores of protein without the bulk of too many meals. Goat’s milk protein fills the bill nicely and is gaining popularity in the US. You’ll find more protein powders made with goat milk than ever before.
Posted on: Fri, 23 Jan 2015 23:42:20 +0000
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