does the protein in chocolate come from cow's blood?
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No, it comes from the cocoa
714456
http://estore.vzwshop.com/chocolate/
188564
the hormone similar to our FSH hormone also stimulates them to up milk production... it evades me right now... but i wanna say it's called BSH.... i swear that's wrong, but it's from Monsanto company.... i haven't milked out cows in a long time! ;) anyhoo, they get monthly injections which stimulates their mammaries to up milk production.
862072
It has a lot of protein
1170121
Whey is a protein found in cows milk, and the basis for some cheeses.\n\nIt is advertised to be very good for healthy nutrition...............of course we could just drink the milk.......duh\n\nit is also said to be good for your immune system.......so we won't get any diseases that the cow has had.\n\n\njust drink milk, and eat cheese
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There are proteins of animal provenience, that are called also nobble proteins. They asimilate better than the others(I mean of herbal provenience). I aggree that you have to check out the pyramid of nutrition. Go to www.usda.gov, for example and do your search. Another important point that you have to check out, is the DRD(daily recommended dose),\nthat is how much do you need to take every day and how much contains each portion.\n\nKaterina
785808
usually protein with some metallic ions
708769
chocolate. or tissue?
707374
Sure it does!  \n\nAnd if you shake the cow, you'll have a milkshake!  \n\nThe flavor of the milkshake depends on the color of the cow.  I alway pick brown cows for a delicious chocolate.\n\nBe careful that you don't accidentally pick a milk dud.  That could mean trouble!
128173
Chocolate contains a neuro-transmitter, seratonin which acts as an anti-depressant. Here's a website to look at for more information: http://chinesefood.about.com/library/weekly/aa013100a.htm
885882
The problems is that the chocolate (just as oranges and shrimps, which is a surprise for lot's of people) is so-called "an absolute allergen". Whenever you eat chocolate your stomach gets micro-wounds, which are not noticeable for any healthy person. But there are lot's of people who are extremely sensible to these products, especially children.  Chocolate milk contains cocoa-powder (but no cocoa-butter) diluted by milk (which is often powder milk, not the real one) and lot's of other ingredients. \nSo it can be that your daughter is also allergic for chocolate milk, but due to the slightly different ingredients her reaction is much milder and hardly can be noticeable.\nIt's really better to keep her away from the chocolate, but you also can ask your doctor to check her stool for bacteria (as diarrhea can be caused by the luck of healthy bacteria + the allergy itself).\nGood luck with it!
1039724
Chocolate contains many, many chemicals and components.  The one that seems to give most people trouble is caffiene.  Do you have this same reaction when you drink soda or coffee?
874314
I think it is the chocolate coating.
55827
There are plenty such. Insulin for instance used to be produced from pigs and/or horses, if I recall correctly, before biotechnology introduced microbes capable of producing the proteins.\n\nBiotech even breeds genetically altered animals for protein production, e.g. mice whose milk contains certain proteins or antibodies.
702111
Each organism has its own type of proteins. If you eat a chicken finger, and a beef burger and a fish sandwich, you have taken in fish, chicken, cow and wheat protein. Your body digests it by separating the proteins into amino acids. These then are put back together into human proteins. Theproteins and all different. proteins of the original meat or plant are different colors and different amino acids. The essential amino acids we need are obtained best by a variety of proteins. Lobster, pig, lamb, clam, soy, nut, are all
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Yes.  The protien and sugar (lactose) will help recovery.  As the other poster suggested, fat is an issue.  But choose lowfat or nonfat milk and that problem is reduced.\n\nThe article cited below suggests chocolate milk might be an even better choice!\n\nI like water best, myself.
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I feel to drink milk without eating a chocolate. It is just better than water. According to Ayurveda good for intelligence.