GOAT MILK IN HUMAN NUTRITION AND HEALTH – A REVIEW

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Malnutrition remains to be a major public health problem in developing countries, particularly among children under-5 years of age children who are more vulnerable to both macro and micro-nutrient deficiencies.

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essary. Preservation techniques much used in the tropics are salting and drying. See Agrodok 12: ‘Preservation of Fish and Meat’. 7.4 Blood The amount of blood a goat has is about 5% of its body weight. A goat of 35 kg therefore gives about 1.75 kg of[r]

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higher than that of α-HCH (23.3ng/g lipid) and -HCH (22.4ng/g lipid). The total content of HCHs in breast milk of our study was higher than that of Nguyen Hung Minh et al in Hanoi (with 58 ng/g lipid -HCH) and in Ho Chi Minh city (13.5 ng/g lipid -HCH). T[r]

The present study was undertaken to assess the information needs of the goat farmers from Chandrapur and Nagpur districts in Nagpur division of Maharashtra. Selective three blocks were identified and from each talukas 10 goat farmers were selected to make a sample size total 60. An ex-post facto res[r]

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Mastitis Mastitis or udder infection is a disease found all over the world. Both acute and chronic forms are found. Bacteria of the type Staphylococ-cus and Streptococcus are usually the cause. In particular poor hygi-enic conditions in the shed and unhygien[r]

beneficial bacteria dominated in gastrointestinal tract of breast-fed infants, and potential inhibitors of adhesion of pathogenic bacteria to epithelial surfaces. For this reason, there is a continuous interest in finding structures as well as synthesis of HMOs by enzymat[r]

Breast milk is the best source of nutrition as it is composed of all bio active components required for the growth and development of infant. Even after the advances in infant formula mixes, breast milk is universally accepted to be best suited to infants. The objective of this study is to ensure qu[r]