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Rare Donkey Milk- Feature report

Donkey milk has been around for thousands of years, but it has made a major comeback recently for its exceptional nutritional qualities and health benefits. Donkey milk tastes equivalent to mother milk with no smell. It is low in fat, has medicinal and ayurvedic advantages, and improves immunity in children. The milk is good for cardiovascular and heart patients. Donkey milk is believed to rejuvenate skin and eliminate wrinkles from the face. With numerous advantages, it has some downsides too, viz., donkey milk has a high lactose content of about 5%, hence, it may not be ideal for adults with lactose intolerance or gastric problems. There have been reports of allergies and health issues. Lack of certifications is also driving people out of this business.

https://southonomix.com/2024/08/25/with-significant-benefits-for-humans-donkey-milk-is-struggling-to-find-a-place-in-the-market-due-to-poor-awareness-steep-pricing-and-lack-of-government-support/

https://www.lokmattimes.com/national/is-donkey-milk-permissible-for-human-consumption-a475/

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Journalist Anubha

Dr. Anubha Jain is a Senior Journalist Author associated with Eenadu TV, Lokmat Media & All India Radio — handling diverse domains – politics, economics, wildlife, space, science & technology and specializes in tracking social and economic changes taking place in the country. Based in Bengaluru she's recognised for her work in journalism, advocacy for women's empowerment and one-on-one interviews with prominent personalities.

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