What are the magical uses of milk powder

Everyone is familiar with milk powder. It is used to supplement the human body's nutrients. Everyone knows that milk powder is made from fresh milk. It not only retains the main nutrients of fresh milk, but also adds various high-quality proteins, unsaturated fatty acids, calcium, iron, phosphorus and other vitamins and trace elements. The milk powder sold in the market is designed and produced according to the nutritional needs of people of different age groups. The scientific and nutritious formula can achieve a more comprehensive nutritional supplement effect than drinking milk directly.

Milk powder contains a variety of vitamins and trace elements, and these vitamins in milk powder are easily destroyed at high temperatures. It is necessary to drink it in appropriate proportions in daily drinking. In order to maximize the nutritional value of milk powder, the boiling water must be cooled to below 70 degrees Celsius when drinking. When preparing milk powder for drinking in the morning, be sure to add dry food such as bread and biscuits to facilitate digestion and absorption; when preparing milk powder for drinking in the evening, pay attention to adding less sugar or no sugar, which will help reduce the occurrence of diseases such as diabetes.

DHA is added to infant formula. It is one of the two most abundant long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids in the brain. It is an important structural lipid component of the brain and retina, and continues to increase in the infant's forebrain from before birth to 2 years after birth. The lecithin contained in milk powder has the effect of improving cognitive ability and increasing the biological activity of long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids. An important substance that affects life activities such as lipid absorption, growth and development, intracellular calcium, stability of excitatory cell membranes, osmotic pressure regulation, and nervous system function.

Among all the milk powders sold on the market, infant milk powder has the most comprehensive nutrition, because infants need more nutrients for their growth and development. Whey protein, taurine, etc. are all indispensable nutrients for infants' growth and development. Whey protein can form an effective protective film in the stomach, which not only effectively protects the gastrointestinal mucosa, but also helps the secretion of digestive enzymes, allowing the baby's gastrointestinal functional system to better digest and metabolize, regulate sleep quality, and also help the development of the baby's brain.