Why Goat milk

Why Goat milk nutrition?

If your child does not have a confirmed cow milk allergy or lactose intolerance, feeding a formula based on goat milk can be a very interesting alternative to bottle feeding using a dairy-based formula.

Goat milk is a safe alternative

Whether you have just arrived in the world, or have been living life for a while, everyone needs the right balance of nutrients to stay in good health and get the best out of living! Breastfeeding gives your baby the best start in life, but if you are unable to breastfeed as you would like, you want a good alternative. Kabrita follow-on milk and toddler milk based on goat milk protein is an ideal solution.

Our products have been formulated with the utmost care and supplemented with added ingredients to give your little one a good start in life*.

Scientists all over the world over are investigating this issue and we, as a producer of infant nutrition based on goat milk, play an active role. The research in this respect demands great accuracy and patience, as it involves multi-year studies.

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Cow milk allergy and lactose intolerance

Around 2-3% of children under the age of six has a cow milk allergy. This means that the immune system reacts to the proteins in cow milk. Experts believe that it is the αs1-casein protein especially that causes the allergic reaction. Despite the relatively low amount of αs1-casein protein in goat milk, there is still a risk of a reaction taking place. Lactose intolerance is a common digestive problem when the body is unable to digest lactose, a type of sugar that occurs naturally in animal milk types. This also applies to the lactose in mother's milk and goat milk. It is a rare condition and often passed on genetically. As a rule, children may not experience symptoms of lactose intolerance until a later age.

Believing that goat milk is the solution if your child has a medically confirmed cow milk allergy or lactose intolerance is a misconception. Always consult a doctor for confirmation of cow milk allergy or lactose intolerance.

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