Cows have more in common with humans

The research “One of the surprises in the analysis was that cow and human proteins have more in common than mouse and human proteins, yet it is the mouse that is often used in medical research as a model of human disease conditions.”found that cows have more
proteins in common with humans than
mice do, and could be useful for medical
research.
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Does the phrase “weight-loss plateau” ring a bell? If you’ve ever embarked on a weight-loss journey, it more than likely does. And now there’s good news for you—results from a just-published study show that losing more belly fat and gaining more muscle is easier by eating more protein from dairy. The researchers credit the results to the whey protein fraction of the milk.


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Posted on Medscape this week is a study showing that milk protein helps prevent gout flares by "milk protein can help lower serum urate."