Wow! What an advertisement! Where did you get that from??
Goats milk has 3 times more beta-casein than cows milk. Caseins are easily absorbed into the skin and allow for quick hydration of dry skin.
Which type of beta-casein?? A1 or A2?? I'm betting A2 since that is the beta-casein that is more easily digested (when drank).
Guernsey cows have the highest A2 percentage with Jersey cows being 2nd. Just like the various cow breeds, you can't lump all goat's milk as being the same. I've never seen numbers on the A2 % of different breeds of goats, but I'll better the Nubian (with the highest cream content) has the most while the Saanen (Holstein of the goat world) would be pretty low.
Personally, I use raw Jersey cow milk. Any cow that can give me a lb of butter per gallon of milk is A-OK in my book!
As for being absorbed into the skin ... I would have to question that statement. Since soap is a wash off product, not much of the ingredients are actually absorbed into the skin.
I'm not trying to be snarky, its just that I don't care for 'mis-information'.
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Which type of beta-casein?? A1 or A2?? I'm betting A2 since that is the beta-casein that is more easily digested (when drank).
Guernsey cows have the highest A2 percentage with Jersey cows being 2nd. Just like the various cow breeds, you can't lump all goat's milk as being the same. I've never seen numbers on the A2 % of different breeds of goats, but I'll better the Nubian (with the highest cream content) has the most while the Saanen (Holstein of the goat world) would be pretty low.
Personally, I use raw Jersey cow milk. Any cow that can give me a lb of butter per gallon of milk is A-OK in my book!
As for being absorbed into the skin ... I would have to question that statement. Since soap is a wash off product, not much of the ingredients are actually absorbed into the skin.
I'm not trying to be snarky, its just that I don't care for 'mis-information'.
Welcome to the forum and to the Hobbies sub-forum!
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