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Ever have Camel's Milk?
- Thread starter ShivaFan
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psychoslice
Veteran Member
I have eatened camel, but never tasted the milk.
shaolefen101
New Member
Camel milk is great, but it's better to drink it fresh rather than from a powder. When it turned into powder, it can loose some of the health benefits, especially if it's done with a heated method. It is good for diabetes because of the high insulin content, but it's also used as a treatment for autism. There's been research that shows it can help autistic children to be more sociable.
http://camelmilkbenefits.com/camel-milk-and-autism-spectrum-disorder-treatment/
Camelait is a Dubai-based company, but it's also sold in India. Camelicious is more popular in Dubai, though. You can get it in the US also. There's a link in that article.
http://camelmilkbenefits.com/camel-milk-and-autism-spectrum-disorder-treatment/
Camelait is a Dubai-based company, but it's also sold in India. Camelicious is more popular in Dubai, though. You can get it in the US also. There's a link in that article.
shaolefen101
New Member
That's true. Wrong kind of foot.
Never knew feet had a wrong kind!
I've never had camel's milk, but back in university we had to give speeches to prove out semi-mastery of English in order to get the B.ED degree. A five minute speech on any topic was judged by a panel of 3 professors. The guy before me gave a rousing speech on the benefits of camel urine. I can't even remember my own topic.
shaolefen101
New Member
Orthodox Jews can't eat anything from a 4-legged animal without a split hoof, if I'm not wrong. It is halal, though.
shaolefen101
New Member
No, that was correct. They have a two-toed "foot" rather than a split hoof like a cow or a goat. It's the wrong kind of foot for the animal to be considered kosher.
Another stupid mistake from my side. Sorry again.
Rick O'Shez
Irishman bouncing off walls
I can't get camel's milk here, so I have got the hump. 
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