Milk
Affectionately called by Westerners
“human’s nanny”
It is rich in nearly a hundred kinds of nutrients:
protein, calcium, phosphorus, etc.
< p>A mouthful of milk (25ml)
30% of the recommended daily calcium intake
But in China
Everyone’s relationship with milk
It seems less harmonious
One questioning
“Because of lactose intolerance,
90% of Chinese people are not suitable for drinking milk”< /span>
Most puzzling
So is the above conclusion scientific?
What should I pay attention to about drinking milk?
suffice to say
Lactose intolerance
usuallylactase deficiency< span>people
One is because of intestinal disease
such as viral enteritis, inflammatory bowel disease
resulting in a decrease in the ability of the gut to break down and digest span>
causing lactose intolerance
this is commonly calledsecondary lactose intolerance
In addition, Also congenital lactose intolerance
small intestine lacks the ability to synthesize lactase
But this typerare
mostly genetic< /p>
While in China
most people belong to Adult-onset lactose intolerance
appears with age
< p> or different eating habits
causing lactasereduced activityuntil it disappears< /p>
Scientific American study shows
Because of the lack of lactase
The proportion of Chinese people who are lactose intolerant is as high as 93%
But there is one thing to note Yes
lactose intolerance≠cannot drink milk
lactose sensitive people< /span>
Try the following to relieve symptoms
< span>If lactose intolerance is severe
additional probiotics, lactase
Frequently asked questions about milk
1. Is Fat Milk Healthier?
Skimmed milk is milk with <0.5% fat content
Compared to whole milk
only a few grams less fat
and skim milk also lost
< p>Some fat-soluble vitamins
eg vitamins A, D, E, K
Integrated nutrition and health perspective
whole milk is more recommended
2. Milk with different sterilization methods have the same nutritional value?
Compared to pasteurized milk
pasteurized milk
Higher nutrition
because of pasteurization low temperature and short time
nutrition loss will be less
3. Is the shelf life long due to the addition of preservatives?
The shelf life of some milks
can be as long as 1-2 years
Therefore some people will worry about whether preservatives are put in.
But in fact this is the credit of high temperature disinfection
< span>Not a dime related to preservatives
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References:
[1]Kretchmer N. Lactose and lactase [J]. Scientific American, 1972, 227(4):71-78.
[2] Yin Ye. The Benefits of Drinking Milk “The Code of Life: Your First Genetic Science Book”
[3] Zhang Chen, Zheng Zhongwen, Bu Xiaoling, Analysis of clinical characteristics of lactase deficiency and lactose intolerance symptoms [J]. Modern Digestive and Interventional Diagnosis and Treatment, 2021, 26(2): 177-181. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-2159.2021.02.007.
[4] Improvement plan for lactose intolerance [J]. Food and Health, 2022, 34(1): Seal 2.