Goat milk: A potent nutraceutical food
2021
D.N. NAYAK5, D.C. MOLIYA | D.C. PATEL, K.K. VERMA, M.R. SOLANKY J.B. SOLANKY, U.S. NARWARIA
In the current scenario, the rising health awareness has boosted the demand for the nutraceutical foods which confer health benefits beyond providing essential nourishment. Recently goat milk has gainedworldwide popularity due to its good nutritional and therapeutic values which provide both physiological and health benefits to the host. Goat milk contains a large array of utilizable nutrients viz. fat, protein,lactose, vitamins, enzymes and mineral salts. The peculiar structural characteristics of fat and protein molecules in goat milk enhance its digestibility, absorbability and bioavailability in human gut. Further, italso exhibits a range of biological activities by virtue of several bioactive components viz. free amino acids, polyamines, medium chain fatty acids, oligosaccharides and trace minerals that influence the digestionand metabolic responses to absorbed nutrients, growth and development of specific organs, resistance to diseases and immunity in human beings. Currently due to compositional resemblance with human milkand lesser incidences of allergenic reactions, goat milk has been recommended as an ideal substitute for cow and human milk for human infants. Furthermore, it is considered as a key constituent of high qualitydairy foods and infant formulae.
Afficher plus [+] Moins [-]Informations bibliographiques
Cette notice bibliographique a été fournie par Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Découvrez la collection de ce fournisseur de données dans AGRIS
