It promises several health benefits and can be used to make cheese, chocolate, and ice cream. But is camel milk all it's ...

A new study from Australia has found that camel milk contains fewer allergens than cow’s milk, which could make it a ...

According to previous research when comparing beverages, cow’s milk typically contains between 85% to 87% water, with 3.8% to 5.5 % fat, 2.9% to 3.5% protein, and 4.6% lactose.

Camel milk may be a better alternative to traditional dairy from cows due to its antimicrobial and antiallergenic properties, a new study says. Researchers at the Edith Cowan University in Australia ...

JOONDALUP, Australia — Move over almond milk. There’s a new dairy alternative in town, and it comes from camels. While that might sound strange to Western ears, new research from Edith Cowan ...

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Camel milk may offer immune-boosting benefits — and camels thrive in dry conditions that are "unfavorable" for traditional cattle farming ...

Researchers at the Edith Cowan University in Australia say camel milk has more naturally occurring active short protein molecules compared to cow milk. Although scientists have known that camel ...

Camel milk only accounts for around 0.4% of current milk production globally. However, Mr Mohittige noted that Australia’s semi-arid climate and the existing camel population – albeit somewhat feral – ...