Podcast Episode #32: “The Return of the Goats: Goat’s Milk vs. Cow’s Milk”
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In this February 17, 2009 free audio podcast,I interview Joe Stout about some very interesting properties of goat's milk that make it much, much different than cow's milk. During the discussion, Joe includes information on five compelling reasons to think a bit more about adding goat's milk into a diet for lean muscle, fat loss, or sports performance. Included in this talk:
1. The difference in allergic reactions between goat's milk and cow's milk, and why the difference exists.
2. What happens to cow's milk during homogenization that might make it especially dangerous for athletes and people worried about cancer.
3. Why the body absorbs goat's milk protein at a much, much faster rate than cow's milk protein.
4. What causes lactose intolerance, and why this rarely happens with goat's milk.
5. Why goat's milk "matches up" to the human body better than cow's milk.
6. Where you can get goat's milk if you don't have access to a raw, local source. Just click here.
If you listened to Podcast Episode #16, you heard my previous interview with Joe. Joe received his Bachelors of Science degree in Human Nutrition and Food Science from Washington State University, where his coursework included Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Physiology, Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiological Nutrition, Life Cycle Nutrition, Microbiology, Medical Nutrition Therapy, Clinical Nutrition Therapy, and Intermediary Nutritional Metabolism as well as many others. He is currently in the research field pursuing a Masters Degree in Clinical Human Nutrition studying among other things, Pathophysiologic Basis of Metabolic Diseases, Biochemistry of Nutrition, Clinical Biochemistry, Nutritional Therapeutics, and Evidence Based Nutrition. Joe is the editor of The High Road to Health newsletter, and he can be reached atjoe@mtcapra.com
Also In This Podcast:-Link to Ben Greenfield's Training Blog
-Link to the powdered goat milk from Mt. Capra
-Link to the Anti-Aging formula HCL+ discussed by Anne Louise Gittleman in Podcast Episode #29
-Link to Oil of Oregano AKA "Product X" from Podcast Episode #31
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