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3D gridbuilding - science

3D GRIDBUILDING - SCIENCE - BIOLOGY

MILK

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Milk is the whitish liquid secreted by specialised cells in the mammary glands of mammals for the nourishment of their young after birth.


Milk provides a complete food for the young animals until their digestive system develops enough for them to begin eating an adult diet.


Humans have incorporated milk from other animals - especially cows and goats - into their diet for thousands of years, because of its high nutritional value: it contains some of all the food groups and, for most people, is easy to digest.


Vitamins and minerals in milk include vitamin A, vitamin B, vitamin C (destroyed if the milk is pasteurised, or raw milk is heated in cooking) vitamin D (very small amounts), Calcium and Phosphorus.


Milk does not, however, contain dietary fibre.



Anne Evans



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