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Posted: 4:23 PM Jul 30, 2010
New Study: Donkey Milk Helps Babies with Allergies
Drinking milk from cows is the norm but in Europe, donkey milk is catching on. Doctors say it's closest to human milk making it ideal for babies with allergies.
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UNDATED (WIFR) -- Experts believe it’s because donkey milk is the closest to human milk. It’s low in saturated fats and high in vitamins and because its sweet children like the taste.
A children's hospital in Turin gave it to patients with multiple allergies for the past 6 years and over 90% of the children tolerated and thrived on the donkey milk. Relief comes at a price, because donkey milk is so rare, it costs about 20 dollars a quart.
Donkey milk is not yet readily available in the u-s and for now most research on donkey milk is taking place in Europe.
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