Camel Milk Powder 300 g

Camel Milk! Don't knock it until you try it!

How does this relate to Autism? Well, research and anecdotal evidence suggest that camel milk might offer significant health and nutritional advantages for children on the autism spectrum. Read more about it here: https://www.autismresources.co.za/pages/camel-milk-and-autism

• An alternative to cows milk that is hypoallergenic, nutrient dense, high in protein and tastes just like milk!
• Camel milk powder produced from camels that browse on natural vegetation in the Kalahari, South Africa. The shelf life of the powder is 12 months. 300 g powder makes 3 liters of milk. Consume immediately once reconstituted.

Nutritional Profile of Camel Milk

Camel milk is rich in essential nutrients that contribute to its health benefits:

• Proteins: Camel milk contains high-quality proteins, including beta-casein and lactoferrin, which are easier to digest compared to cow’s milk proteins.
• Vitamins: It is a good source of vitamins such as Vitamin C, Vitamin B1 (thiamine), Vitamin B2 (riboflavin), and Vitamin B12.
• Minerals: Camel milk is abundant in essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, zinc, and potassium.
• Immunoglobulins: These are natural antibodies that help boost the immune system.
• Low Lactose: Camel milk has a lower lactose content, making it suitable for children with lactose intolerance.

Gluten free, additive free, Keto and Paleo friendly and is Halal.

Our Bedouin camel milk is most likely the most nutritious and ethically produced milk available in South Africa. Our camels are looked after by people who love and care for them. They roam freely in large open spaces and selecting their food from 50+ indigenous Kalahari plant species. Their diet is supplemented with lucerne to increase their milk yield.
The milk is a natural whole milk, nothing added and nothing removed. Our calves are kept 24/7 with their mothers for the first month and thereafter get to spend time with their mothers daily and sometimes a whole weekend. We never use antibiotics and do not treat the camels with any hormones.
Camel milk is closer to human milk than any other ruminant milk and differs from other ruminant milks because it contains low cholesterol and low sugar, but is higher in minerals (sodium, potassium, iron, copper, zinc and magnesium) as well as Vitamin C. It is free from A1 Beta Cassien and beta-lactoglubulin, the two proteins in cow’s milk causing allergic reactions. At the same time, camel milk contains a rich array of immune-boosting proteins such as lactoferrin, immunoglobulins and lysozyme.
Camel milk has been part of the Middle Eastern culture for centuries. Its nutritional and health-supporting properties has elevated it to Superfood status. Our camel milk powder is made from pasteurised milk that has been spray-dried. It is naturally sweet-tasting.

Direction for use

To reconstitute, add 5 teaspoons of powder to a glass of luke warm water and mix with blending stick or smoothy maker. Once reconstituted, consume immediately. Alternatively add the powder directly to your smoothies, shakes or hot beverages.

Below a video about camel milk and autism recorded by 94.7 in Johannesburg.

DISCLAIMER:

While camel milk is said to have many health benefits, Camel Milk South Africa does not claim that Camel Milk heals or will help your health in any way.

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