which animal's milk composition is nearest to human's milk composition?
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Food allergy testing has determined that donkey’s milk is closest in composition to human’s milk.\nSoy milk formulas now seem to have “fallen from favor” in food allergy prevention as soy is a potential allergen.  Goats milk can cross react with cows milk (both contain B-Lactglobulin), so is also a poor alternative and lacks adequate folic acid
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truthfully, it hasn't been completely labeled as  beneficial. yes, it does have calcium, vit d, etc, but some studies actually show that our bodies don't digest them properly.  if anything, it keeps you hydrated. humans are kinda strange though... do you realize that we are the only species that drinks milk long after infancy? lol not to mention, another species breast milk. yum!
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2% milk is 32% fat.  Skim milk has no fat.
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The best nutrition for brain development and cognitive development in babies is breastmilk.\nComponents found in Breastmilk:\nWhite blood cells- B Lymphocytes, Macrophages, Neutrophils, T lymphocytes.\nMolecules- Antibodies of secretory IgA class, B12 binding protien, Bifidus factor, fatty acids, Fibronectin, Gamma-interferon, Hormones and growth factors, Lactoferrin, Lysozyme, Mucins, Oligosaccharides. \n\nAlso:\nDHA, ARA, Carbohydrates, protiens, minerals, calcium, chloride, magnesium, copper, fluoride, iodine, iron, manganese, molybdenum, selenium, zinc, vitamin A, D, E, C, K, B6, B12, Biotin, folate, niacin, pantothenic acid, riboflavin, thiamine, catalase, histaminase, arysulfatase, antioxidants, glycoprotiens, a-tocopherol, cysteine, asorbic acid, chondroitin sulphate, antiproteases, a-1-antitrypsin, a-1-antichymotrypsin, prostaglandins PG-E2, PG-F2, secretory IgA, full antibody reppertoire, alpha-lactalbumin, lysozyme, lactoferrin, gangliosides, glycolipid peptides, phospatidyethanolamine, interleukin-6, PAF-acetylhydrolase, memory T cells, CD14, ICAM-1, VCAM-1, EGF, NGF,CCL28, C1, C9, insulin, IGF-11, relaxin, xanthine, oxidase, TGFa and TGFB, PRL, B- defensin-1, corticosterone, PTHrP, peptides, erythropoietin.\nImmunoglobins- protects ears, nose, throat, and specific viruses and bacteria.\nLactoferrin- an iron binding protien, not in formula that alters healthy bacteria and has an antibiotic effect such as staph and E.coli.\nGrowth factors: Breastfed infants have lactobacillaceae (the good bacteria), 10 times greater than formula fed infants. \nAllergic factors: Cows' milk protien in formulas is a foreign protien. When babies are exposed to non-human milk, they actually develop antibodies to the foreign protien.\nDHA + ARA: Fatty acids aid in brain and retna function. \nCarnitine: Breastfed babies have double the levels of this than formula, which is a great energy source. \n\n\n This site below is great, I always go back to it for info.
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"cow's ain't plants" - liked it. Yeah, explanatorydoorhandle is right - milk shouldn't contain any starch, unless the company that sells it added starch for some weird reason, and that you should find written on the package.\nReal cow's milk doesn't contain starch (it contains the animals' equivalent, which is called glycogen - but it has no resemblance to starch).
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milk - enzymatic curd
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It would take a while to look up, but the mineral content does not vary significantly between any mammals, so human mineral content would be sufficient.  In fact, I doubt if the mineral content varies more than a tiny amount between mammals and birds.
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Milk has just about every thing the body needs: proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins except vitamin c, calcium and other minerals.It does not have all the vitamins and minerals to make it totally ideal. If you take banana along with milk it becomes wholesome and complete food.A new born baby survives by breast feeding for at least 90 days.By all means milk is the single item of food which is the most nutritious of all foods.With milk and fruits one live for years.If somebody can live in India,why not in other parts of the world.They are all Homo sapiens, after all.
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yogurt and sheep...sometimes both
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At 2-3 years of age you should be giving your child homogenized whole cow's milk. You can also begin to use 2%, low fat, or skim milk instead. Your child's diet should resemble that of the rest of the families, with 3 meals and 2 nutritious snacks each day. You should limit milk and dairy products to about 16-24oz each day and 100% fruit juice to about 4-6oz each day and offer a variety of foods to encourage good eating habits later.
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Since a glass of milk contains water in it, i would say water.
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milk have fat which pups out as bubbles resulting overflowing. where  water is simple in this manner.
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coconut milk has no dairy component in it.   but it's high in saturated FAT though.  Beware.
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Milk,meat,butter,more little cows
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milk and choclate syrup are the ingredients you can however substitute chocolate powder for the syrup if youd prefer. I dont think milk is a chemical since it comes fromthe utter of a COW.
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Milk and the other things you are asking about are all mixtures of many different things.  Shampoo is perhaps the simplest of the 3 you addressed, just go into your bathroom and read the back of the bottle:  one of the ingredients is sodium laureth sulfate.  Milk contains things such as proteins, acids, and water-- predominately lactic acid to consider.  Lemonade has citric acid, ascorbic acid, limonene, and many other things.
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The kind with more milk with & the depends on the enviroment.