Discussion: Is camel or Yak milk a recommended panacea for the chronically ill?

The camel is a desert animal that lives on a special diet. Camel milk is often a rare and costly commodity. Camel milk differs from all other types of milk; it is excellent for nomads who need exceptionally nutritious food. Camel milk is also often organic and free of chemicals and additives. Can camel milk cure Crohn's, colitis, or other chronic diseases (as some claim)? In my opinion, not! Although it is a relatively healthy milk, it cannot neutralize the causes of chronic diseases, a combination of body, mind, and spirit.

Yak milk is often organic milk from yak-free grazing in the mountains of the Tibet Plateau. The milk tastes very refined, and yak milk yogurt tastes terrific! The inevitable conclusion is that milk (of all kinds) grown under conditions of natural pastures has properties different from the industrialized milk we buy in the supermarket.

At the same time, it is not a panacea because there are no miracle cures!