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Benefits of Camel Milk

Presence of higher nutritional value than cow’s milk makes Camel milk one of the healthiest things to add in your diet. Apart from a good amount of nutrients, Camel milk is also said to benefit people in a few diseases. Some of such benefits are mentioned below-

  • Camel milk is rich in Zinc & important proteins that helps in building the immune system of our body. It helps in the growth and development of the body and brain.

  • Camel milk is high in insulin which makes it perfect for consumption by diabetics. It may reduce the insulin requirement in type-1 diabetic patients and help in blood sugar control.

  • Camel milk helps in fighting Autism which is a neuro-development disorder. It contains a higher amount of antioxidants that makes it therapeutic for those suffering from Autism and autoimmune diseases. It helps in gut healing, improving behavior, and reducing hyperactivity.

  • Camel milk contains proteins that are antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal in nature. It stops the growth of coli,Clostridium, H.pylori, S. aureus, and K. pneumoniae, organisms that can cause severe infections.

  • Camel milk also helps in improving the health of the heart. Presence of a set of fatty acids helps in balancing the cholesterol in our body. It further helps in easy regulation of  blood pressure and reduces the risk of heart attacks & strokes.

  • Camel milk is acidic in nature that helps in easy absorption of nutrients in our intestine & hence helps in treating intestinal disorders.

Not just health, Researchers have found its miraculous effects on skin as well. Few of Camel milk’s benefits on the skin are mentioned below-

  • Camel milk contains high levels of alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) that helps in removing dead skin making the face glow.

  • Camel milk contains lanolin that helps in moisturizing & block pores.
  • Camel milk contains Vitamins that have anti ageing properties & fights acne.

Camel milk is not only advised to kids but also advisable to adults and older ones. It is definitely the best thing to add to your routine to make your life healthier.


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