Donkey milk, this great, hard-to-find and very nutrient-rich milk, has undoubtedly emerged as one of the top milks, both for human health and for skin care.
Since the depths of centuries, donkey milk has impressed with its properties...
- In the ancient Greece, Hippocrates used donkey milk for treatment many diseases.
- In the ancient Egypt, Cleopatra held the skin her youthful bathing in it.
- In Rome, was considered the drink of the aristocracy.
It is beneficial for both consumption and skin care, as it:
- Contains 60 times more vitamin C from cow's milk.
- Contains the vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, D & E.
- It is rich source calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, sodium, iron, zinc, immunoglobulins and glycerin.
- Contains essentials fatty acids, which help in the absorption of vitamins.
It is an ally for the longevity and well-being of your body, while it revitalizes and regenerates your skin.
Did you know that…
Every donkey needs the almost the same amount of food with a cow and it gives thirty times less milk (about 1 liter)?
Then, half of it is fed to the little donkeys and the rest is available to consumers!
It is, therefore, a rare and expensive good, with supply being much lower than demand.
Of course, it is worth adding that donkey milk is precious in the context of a healthy eating and that it is considered a substitute for breast milk, as it has high nutritional value ideal for infants!
Clearly, the donkey milk has all those useful anti-aging properties and the regenerative ingredients needed for a cuticle, so it prevents certain skin diseases. At the same time, moisturizes but it is also particularly absorbent and friendly to sensitive skin.
Try incorporating donkey milk into your family's daily routine and enjoy its benefits!
