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Can choosing organic milk bring about a healthy difference for my child?
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Can choosing organic milk bring about a healthy difference for my child?
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Dear Ayesha, It was a pleasure to receive your inquiry, Many people automatically think of calcium as the main benefit of drinking cow’s milk, but this liquid is so much more than a vessel for this popular bone-building mineral. Along with being a natural source of protein, carbohydrates, and sometimes fat, milk also provides nine essential nutrients. To bump up the nutritional benefits of your child’s milk even more, choosing organic milk can offer some unique features:
• Since organic milk comes from grass-fed cows it contains higher levels of beneficial fatty acids that can only be attributed to the cows’ fresh pasture diet.
• Organic milk is produced without toxic synthetic pesticides, added hormones, antibiotics, or GMO’s.
Including two to three glasses of milk in your child’s diet every day can fill nutrition gaps, limit added sugar consumption. So the next time your kids start begging for a glass of juice or other sweet beverage, offer a glass of nutrient-rich and amazingly delicious milk, instead to make sure they’re getting the nutrition they need during these precious and formative years. If you have any questions or need more details, we are always ready to help.
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Dear Ayesha, It was a pleasure to receive your inquiry, Many people automatically think of calcium as the main benefit of drinking cow’s milk, but this liquid is so much more than a vessel for this popular bone-building mineral. Along with being a natural source of protein, carbohydrates, and sometimes fat, milk also provides nine essential nutrients. To bump up the nutritional benefits of your child’s milk even more, choosing organic milk can offer some unique features:
• Since organic milk comes from grass-fed cows it contains higher levels of beneficial fatty acids that can only be attributed to the cows’ fresh pasture diet.
• Organic milk is produced without toxic synthetic pesticides, added hormones, antibiotics, or GMO’s.
Including two to three glasses of milk in your child’s diet every day can fill nutrition gaps, limit added sugar consumption. So the next time your kids start begging for a glass of juice or other sweet beverage, offer a glass of nutrient-rich and amazingly delicious milk, instead to make sure they’re getting the nutrition they need during these precious and formative years. If you have any questions or need more details, we are always ready to help.