Camel Saved Generations in the Desert
Camels saved generations in the desert providing food and accessibility in the harshes terrains of the globe. Sadly, the promising role of the strange creature ‘CAMEL’ is still hiding from the eyes of the policymakers.
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The global camel milk products market size was valued at USD 10.2 billion in 2019. Camel milk is highly sought after for its anti-inflammatory, strong protective proteins, anti-microbial and nutritious value and works well for lactose intolerance. Every year an estimated 3 million tons of camel milk is officially sold and consumed around the world. But the true production level could be double or even more that, at around 6–7 million tons per year.
The Middle East and Africa dominate with more than 60% of the global camel livestock revenue. Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan, and Kenya consume the most per capita in the region. Saudi Arabia is the largest market in the world at around 33 liters per year, per capita. North America is expected to grow the fastest as consumers with diabetes switch to camel milk to better control sugar levels.
Before the camel saved generations from hunger and now the camel can save generations from complex Diseases
Camel Milk is a Natural Pharmacy
Not only the volume but the quality of camel milk is universally accepted as a natural pharmacy. Camel milk works across a range of physical and behavioral issues, making it a highly effective alternative. The fatty acids in camel milk are also better for human hearts as they contain more monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids than cow milk.
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Low in allergenic proteins, camel milk is also the best alternative to human milk and for children with severe food allergies or eczema,” said Dr. Tahereh Mohammadabadi, Associate Professor, Khuzestan Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources University, Iran.
Camel is Incredible and Sustainable Farm Animal
Camel is really a promising and unique animal. Before the camel saved humans for generations in the desert providing food and accessibility. In arid areas and hot weather over 45C, we see cows suffer as they need 8–10 times more water than camels to produce 1 liter of milk.
Conclusion
Besides its unique abilities discussed above, the camel is still hiding from the eyes of the policymakers. This year, the global camel milk coalition is taking world milk day (1st June) as a special opportunity to advocate the white gold of the desert. Come forward and join our motives to raise awareness about camel milk.
How you can Support?
You can support camel milk by sharing the link of the article on your social media, it will help in awareness among the masses. To reach the complete press release go to the link: http://camel4all.info/index.php/2020/05/26/world-milk-day-2020-raise-a-glass-to-the-more-natural-milk-camel-milk/
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