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What is A2 goat milk?

Did you know that goat milk is composed of only A2 milk proteins? Learn more about A1 and A2 milk by watching this video! Viewing time: ~2 minutes Disclaimers:– This information in intended for health care professionals only.– Ausnutria acknowledges that breastfeeding is the best way to feed infants aged 0-6 months and supports prolonging …

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Goat milk is A2 milk by nature

Conventional cow’s milk is composed of a mixture of A1 and A2 milk, while goat milk only contains A2 milk. This might seem as a small difference, but some digestive issues could be due to the presence of A1 milk. This is one of the many reasons why A2 goat milk is naturally easy to …

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