Skin Care The Magic of Goat’s Milk

Is there a magical ingredient in goat’s milk that works miracles for skin affected by eczema or psoriasis? There are those who say that yes, indeed, goat’s milk has almost magical properties when it comes to the skin.

Cleopatra bathed in goat’s milk in ancient Egypt, and goats are the oldest domesticated animal. Goats are raised for various purposes. Some goats are raised for their meat, some for their skin, and some for their milk. A goat that has been raised for milk production can produce up to 465 gallons of milk each year. Goat milk can be drunk fresh, but pasteurization is recommended to reduce bacteria.

Goat’s milk is closely related in composition to human milk, much more so than cow’s milk, and goat’s milk contains 20% less cholesterol than cow’s milk. Most people lose the ability to digest cow’s milk as they get older. Some will even become lactose intolerant. Goat’s milk contains much less lactose than cow’s milk, so goat’s milk could be the answer for those who have become lactose intolerant. Today, there is only a very slight taste difference between cow’s milk and goat’s milk.

But back to the almost magical properties of goat milk and healthy skin. Switching from drinking cow’s milk to drinking goat’s milk will produce benefits for skin affected by eczema or psoriasis in about two days. You will see an almost immediate improvement.

Does goat milk contain a magic ingredient for the skin? I don’t know, but I do know that if you try to drink goat’s milk, you will be very pleasantly surprised!