When born, you are inherently an angel, with all the qualities and potential to become a genius. Only the love of the mother can understand and be able to nurture her children to maximize their inherent potential.
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Mechanism of oocyte secretion in the mother
Goats have a special lactation mechanism similar to that of humans
Nutrients are very close to the needs and fragile muscles of young children
Contains nutrients for children to develop healthy and comprehensively
Nothing can describe a mother's love better than breast milk itself. Each drop of milk is secreted as each mother's cell is broken down so that the flow of milk continues to nourish, protect and bond like when the baby was still in the womb.
Nutrition science has always affirmed that breast milk is the perfect source of nutrients for comprehensive development of the baby. Due to the mechanism of oocyte secretion - Apocrine - This is the mechanism of lactation that breaks down a part of the cell to provide cytoplasm, the components with high biological activity and all the nutrients needed to nurture babies. comprehensive healthy development.
Goats are one of the very rare animals with a semi-cytolytic human secretion mechanism - Aprorine - that partially breaks down of a cell to supply the cytoplasm. Therefore, goat milk provides a large amount of cytoplasm containing highly bioactive components Taurine, Choline, Nucleotides, Ployamine, Oligosachharide, Vitamins and minerals. Especially antibodies and growth factors help children strengthen the immune system and develop healthy - maximize their inherent potential.
The nutritional advantages of goat milk are not only in protein, minerals, and vitamins but also in many other ingredients. The most prominent are the fatty acids.
The high fatty acid content in goat's milk is highly nutritious. The size of fatty acid molecules in goat milk is only 1/9 of the size found in cow's milk, so it is more easily absorbed and does not cause irritation in the gut. High ratio of short-chain to medium-chain fatty acids (MCTs) with fast metabolism and energy supply and are very good for brain development.
Goat milk contains adequate calcium and especially high bioavailability, so it is absorbed completely. Ensure a high and stable bone calcium density. Studies also show that goat milk contains a significant amount of selenium. This rare mineral is an important component in the function of the immune system, helping children to protect themselves from disease and infection.
Goat milk also contains soluble fiber - oligosaccharides found in human milk - helps to limit constipation, stimulate the proliferation of beneficial bacteria in the intestine, increase absorption and digestion, and for a healthier digestive system.
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Goat milk is also rich in Omega 6, essential for the perfect brain process of young children. With brain development nutrients Pre-AA, Pre-DHA, Omega6, Taurine, Choline, Se, Fe, Vitamin B help nurture and maximize the potential of the child.
Another factor that helps goat milk to be appreciated is its great taste. Goat's milk has a particularly mild taste, which is different from other types of milk. This is very suitable for babies who are picky with taste and lazy to eat.
Goat Milk Formula from DAIRY GOAT CO-OPERATIVE New Zealand factory pays special attention to freshness and preserves the most quintessential nutrients found in goat milk. Through a clean green closed production process from farm to final can of formula, in just three days, in the same factory Goat Milk Formula from DAIRY GOAT CO -OPERATIVE New Zealand - Pure Natural Like Mother's Love.
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