More people drink goat milk than the milk of any other animal. In fact, goat milk makes up 65% of all milk consumption worldwide! In researching reasons for goat milk’s global appeal one finds that, quite simply, goats have the ability to thrive in a variety of environments, bringing sustenance to all family types and cultures. Further, cows are a more difficult animal to maintain, taking up much more space and casting harsher financial burdens.
Lifestyle reasons aside, goat milk also offers more nutritional benefits than cow milk.
To name a few:
Goat milk…
- Has more vitamin A, BI, Riboflavin, Calcium, and Iron, than cow milk.
- Has less cholesterol than cow milk.
- Has a more easily digestible fat and protein than cow milk, which is especially important for infant diets.
- Is naturally homogenized, whereas cow milk is mechanically homogenized.
- Is less allergenic and rarely causes lactose intolerance.
- Leads to an increased ability to metabolize iron and copper according to a study at A&M University. This means that goat milk can help individuals with iron deficiencies.
- Is closer to a human mother’s milk than cow milk, making it more naturally aligned with our digestive system.
And from a historical standpoint:
- “Goat milk and the cheese made from it were revered in ancient Egypt with some pharaohs supposedly having these foods placed among the other treasures in their burial chambers.” (
http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=131
). Apparently those pharaohs didn’t mind smelling bad in the afterlife…
- Gandhi himself only drank goat milk, which became a crucial component in his return to health after long periods of fasting.
Goat milk can be found in many markets nationwide, not just specialty stores! Try it today!

I need to find a source of low-fat goat’s milk for my morning, mid-morning, lunch, mid-afternoon, dinner, evening and midnight coffees!
Pingback: Go(a)t Soap? | Goat Show Documentary
Milk, by itself, somehow saved lives. This is odd, because milk is just food, just one source of nutrients and calories among many others. It’s not medicine. But there was a time in human history when our diet and environment conspired to create conditions that mimicked those of a disease epidemic. Milk, in such circumstances, may well have performed the function of a life-saving drug.;
Please do find out about our new webpage
<.http://www.healthmedicinecentral.com/depth-perception-test/