Why is sheep’s milk a natural super food?
Rich in calcium, sheep's milk not only supports bone health but exceeds cow's milk levels of calcium. There is about 33% more calcium per serving so it makes it an excellent choice for maintaining strong bones and teeth. Additionally, it's packed with a higher levels of vitamins A, B, and E, vital for maintaining healthy vision, energy levels, and skin health.
Sheeps milk is naturally high in protein
But what really sets sheep's milk apart is its high protein quality. Sheep milk contains more amino acids than cows milk, making it a really good natural option for muscle repair and growth. Its rich fatty acid profile, including medium-chain triglycerides is also very impressive.
Does sheeps milk have lactose?
For those with lactose sensitivities, sheep's milk presents a naturally homogenized alternative, potentially offering easier digestibility. And the good news is as well as being good for you its creamy texture means it tastes fab, and doesnt have a strong flavour so we of course would suggest you integrate this nutritious powerhouse into your diet for a healthier lifestyle.
Read how our sheep's milk proucts have helped hundred of customers
However we know as food producers we are biased so dont belive us read the hundrreds of reviews about how Velvet Cloud has helped our customers here. If you want to read more about the science I recommend this blog or this one Does Sheep's Milk Have Lactose here
A Natural Dairy Alternative
If you follow us on social media you will see how passionate we are about natural food, and how we feel stongly that a lot of the dairy alternatives are positioning themselves as healthy but in reality they are highly processed with a long list of ingredients. All we ask is that you inform yourself and try it, read the ingredients of any food product you are thinking of buying before you buy, in particular the dairy alternatives, like almond milk, soya milk and oat milk, these products are now allowed call themselves milks any more and instead must be labeled Almond drinks, soya drinks etc.
