Australia; International; NSW
A study in mice suggests that camel milk could have some health benefits for asthma, according to Australian and international research. The mice had the camel milk before being exposed to house dust mite allergens, and they experienced less airway hyperresponsiveness and had less activated immune systems than mice who had not had camel milk. The authors note that they did not compare camel milk with cow's milk, and that more trials are needed before camel milk can be considered for allergic asthma management.
Note: Not all attachments are visible to the general public. Research URLs will go live after the embargo ends.
Sign In
