Why cow's milk healthy for child life.`

Ayurveda describes the various types of milk in the dugdha-varga, among which cow’s milk is considered the best. 




Cow milk is sweet, heavy to digest and has a cooling effect on the body and mind. It vitalises, nourishes and rejuvenates the body tissues, acts as a natural aphrodisiac, increases life expectancy, improves intelligence, strength, and increases breast milk in a nursing mother. It assists in easy movement (peristalsis) of intestines and relieves excessive thirst and hunger. It is useful in severe debility, relieving stage of fever, diseases related to the urinary system, bleeding disorders such as nasal bleeding, heavy menstrual bleeding, etc. Cow’s milk is the next best thing to breast milk for the newborn. Cow’s milk has a revitalising effect on the psychological status of the one who consumes it regularly.
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  1. Unknown26 December 2018 at 23:45


    This information is very good. Thank For sharing a great article.
    You can try Daily Doodhwala also. Best milk delivery app.

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