Indigenous Non Bovine Welfare Trust India

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27/07/2022

Would you like to learn more and know the local stories of herdsmen. It's the culture & tradition that has been leading us and we are following our drive to achieve a balance. The idea to create a socio economic balance with sustainable living is a synergy we a dwelling towards. to know more about our farm stays and accommodation. Dm us .

13/07/2022

The benefits of camel milk have always been known to their rearers. They survive on it when out grazing their caravans for days. Several studies on camel milk have found its positive impact on autism, diabetes, liver disease, jaundice and even cancer. The milk is high in vitamin C, many minerals and immunoglobulins, which boost the immune system. A healthy gut & immune system is a Healthy you.

08/07/2022

We proudly say Camel Milk from Desert milk Farms is about sustainable living. Its the vision and the idea to bring life collectively to be healthy.
Our Camels at our farm are looked after with utmost care. We work with the local herdsmen and in our efforts are trying to bring in a system of sustainable living. Camel and other types of milk have been used for acid reflux and heartburn treatment since pre-modern times.

25/06/2022

Why is Camel milk the super Nutrient.
Our camels are cared for at our farm and the herdsmen use their age old practices and traditions to nurture the Camels. While the milk does not actually prevent you from getting a cold or the flu, it can speed recovery and help ease some of the symptoms. On the one hand, the milk stands out as a source of good nutrition, with 3.2-3.4 g of fat, 2.9-3.2 g of protein, good amounts of vitamins A, C, D, E, B2, B12, calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, sodium, zinc. Regular consumption strengthens the body and supports the immune function, promoting quick recovery and a return to good health. Give it a try to experience the health benefits.

22/06/2022

If working together towards a sustainable lifestyle is your hearts calling write to us. The global scenario is changing in terms of health & health care. Practitioners are beings questioned and food industry is going through a major evolution. Is it about quantitative living over quality. If such instances and events create a feeling of understanding what is sustainable living, write to us. We are happy to share our vision and bring you on board as an important core team member. Write to us on [email protected] or DM.

Happy World Camel Day

17/06/2022

We proudly say Camel Milk from Desert milk Farms is about sustainable living. Its the vision and the idea to bring life collectively to be healthy.
Our Camels at our farm are looked after with utmost care. We work with the local herdsmen and in our efforts are trying to bring in a system of sustainable living. As our learnings have created a strong foundation for what we do, we are looking for meaningful connections and collaborations.

05/06/2022

Save the Camels 🙏🏻🙏🏻

The benefits of camel milk have always been known to their rearers. They survive on it when out grazing their caravans for days. Several studies on camel milk have found its positive impact on autism, diabetes, liver disease, jaundice and even cancer. The milk is high in vitamin C, many minerals and immunoglobulins, which boost the immune system.

29/05/2022

Save the Camels

The recent increase in interest in camel milk has been led by consumers seeking the milk's supposed health benefits. On a nutritional level, camel milk is richer than cow's milk in vitamin C, vitamin B, iron, calcium, magnesium and potassium.
Other properties attributed to camel milk, according to the 2016 Australian Government market assessment, include its "attributed" capacity to "alleviate food and seasonal allergies, usefulness in reducing insulin dependency and the treatment of diabetes, [and] ease of digestion".

20/05/2022

While the milk does not actually prevent you from getting a cold or the flu, it can speed recovery and help ease some of the symptoms. On the one hand, the milk stands out as a source of good nutrition, with 3.2-3.4 g of fat, 2.9-3.2 g of protein, good amounts of vitamins A, C, D, E, B2, B12, calcium, copper, iron, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, sodium, zinc. It’s actually regarded as more nutritious than cow’s milk, having more vitamin C, vitamin B12, iron and potassium. Regular consumption strengthens the body and supports the immune function, promoting quick recovery and a return to good health.

08/05/2022

To the divine feminine nurturer - the one whose heart is pious and pure with intent to nurture and caress and pamper. Our humble heartfelt gratitude in reverence of the universal feeling of motherhood. Happy mother's day to each of us & you who bring the best in us forward.

06/05/2022

You can say camel milk is a brain food: it has fat, including good amounts of healthy unsaturated fatty acids such as alpha-linoleic acid (Omega-6), but also some cholesterol, protein which is made of amino acids, B vitamins, especially vitamin B12. The brain is made up of fat and eating fats helps keep it nourished and working optimally as well as prevent brain fog. Cholesterol and vitamin B12 protect the coating surrounding the tail of nerve cells (the myelin sheath) which provides insulation and effective brain-body communication. The amino acids that make up protein help synthesize neurotransmitters that regulate mood, appetite, sleep and other functions. Children would be given camel’s milk for good mental development.

02/05/2022

Camel and other types of milk have been used for acid reflux and heartburn treatment since pre-modern times. But camel might have been preferred to other types because of its typically lower fat content (although there may be significant regional variations in fat content and camel’s milk may range from 1.8% to 5% fat or more). The milk is helpful as a solution because it forms a protective film over mucous membranes irritated by gastric juices and allows for temporary relief.

24/04/2022

When it comes to choosing the right products for your skin, harsh chemicals and ingredients can leave your skin dry and irritated. Camel milk has become a popular alternative, rising in reputation as a more gentle approach to skin care.

Naturally high concentrations of alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs)
High in lactic acid
High levels of vitamin C – used in the production of collagen
Easily absorbed into the skin
Contains anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties
Certified toxic free
Suitable for all skin types
Now, let’s take a deeper look into exactly what benefits the different elements present in camel milk have for our skin…

18/04/2022

For thousands of years, Camel Milk has been treasured for its benefits to hair, skin and beauty. It is said that Cleopatra regularly bathed in Camel Milk to enhance her beauty.

Camel Milk is rich in healthy vitamins and minerals, and contains disease-fighting immunoglobulins, providing potent healing benefits for the skin biome. The unique milk structure can pe*****te lower layers of the skin and provide everything that is needed for healthy, younger, and brighter looking skin.

for Camel Milk Skin Care write to us, we would be happy to share our stories with you.

16/04/2022

Rosacea is a common skin condition that causes redness, flushing, and sometimes pimples and pustules on your face. It’s not the same as acne, but it can make you feel embarrassed or lose confidence, particularly if it is left untreated.
Here at Desert Milk Farm, we can help. Camel milk has long been used in skincare treatments because it is so anti-inflammatory. We've often seen rapid calming of the redness associated with Rosacea and we want you to try it.
ASK us more ❤️

30/03/2022

Raw camel milk does not contain beta-casein and beta-lactoglobulin which are responsible for causing allergy due to cow’s milk. Camel milk also provides you with various protective proteins especially, enzymes known for exerting antiviral, antibacterial and immunological properties. These are crucial in food allergy prevention and immune system rehabilitation. Camel milk helps treat food allergies owing to its hypoallergenic properties, inflammation-inhibiting proteins, and smaller-size nanobodies. Nanobodies of camel milk have shown to be promising in immunity and infection.