Find out how one type of cow's milk can help with the effects of autism. But it's not easy to get hold of.
We all know that our milk here in the UK primarily comes from cows. But some scientists believe one special kind of cow's milk may help with the effects of autism.
Yet getting your hands on this kind of treatment isn't as easy as popping down to the shops to buy a pint.
You might think milk from one cow would be much like milk from any other. But actually different breeds make milk that contains distinct varieties of milk proteins. Most milk sold in Britain comes from cows producing a form of of protein called betacasein A1, But these Guernsey cows mostly produce a different type, betacasein A2.
The research is still hotly debated, some scientists believe drinking A1 milk may worsen the symptoms of autism: so switching to A2 milk could help improve the conditions.
You can find A2 milk at these places: Prosperous Home Farm, Berkshire, 01488 684557 Hurdlebrook Farm, Somerset, 01458 223229 Suffolk Farmhouse Cheese, Suffolk, 01473 836996 Kingston Brook Farm, Loughborough, 01509 881098 Higher Murchington Farm, Devon, 01647 433170 Tiresford Guersney Gold Farm, Cheshire, 01829 734080 Kelsmor Farm, Hereford, 01600 750685 |
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