Argentina produces 'super milk' to prevent cancer
Argentine scientists have introduced cows and goats milk to a special diet that prevents tumor growth and some other diseases.
On November 17, Argentine scientists introduced 'cow and goat milk fed a special diet that prevents tumor growth and other diseases.
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The scientists said that female cows and goats fed with mainly soybean, sunflower seeds - oilseeds popular in Argentina - produced milk with low fat content and were full of nutrients like any other milk.
However, it is especially the amount of conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) and vaccenic acid (VA) - acids that protect against tumors, anti-atherosclerosis and diabetes - in this type of milk is quite high.
This is the result of a study conducted by the National Institute of Agricultural and Livestock Technology (INTA) and the National Institute of Industrial Technology (INTI). This dairy product is about to be marketed.
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