By: Max Robinson

Max Robinson — Mon, 08 Dec 2014 17:45:13 +0000

SCIENCE BRIEFS. Ancient dental plaque shows milk was bronze age beverage. An international team of anthrobiologists has discovered the earliest evidence of Milk consumption an the ancient dental calculus–a mineralized dental plaque–of humans in Europe and western Asia. The team found direct evidence of milk consumption preserved in human dental plaque from the Bronze Age to the present day. Underrstanding how, where and when humans consumed milk products is a necessary link between human consumption and their livestock. The new research provides direct Protein evidence that the milk of all three major dairy livestock – cattle, sheep and goats – has been consumed by human populations for at least 5,000 years. The findings were published in Nature’s Scientific Reports. Team leader Christina Warinner of the University of Oklahoma said. “Dairy products are a very recent. post-Neolithic dietary innovation, and most of the World’s population is unable to dijest lactose ,often developing the symptoms of lactose intolerance.”—OU.EDU

By: Teresa Kramer

Teresa Kramer — Mon, 08 Dec 2014 17:15:44 +0000

Bless you for trying it! I’ve had the problem, in a mild form, and even that mild form was enough to make me try just about anything. We so need a real solution to the problem of gut bacteria deficiency (or whatever it is–gut for sure!) Teresa

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