When milk is heated and then again cooled and kept in refrigerator for 2-3 days and then heated again, it looses 50% of its vitamins. So this should be avoided.
Also milk should not be kept in warm conditions for too long as at such temperatures vitamin killing enzymes are produced.
We should reduce the surface area of the container in which we keep or heat milk.
No. Milk is a source of vitamins, not a vitamin itself.
Mineral water does not contain the same vitamins as milk. Milk is a good source of vitamins such as vitamin D and calcium, while mineral water typically only contains trace amounts of minerals such as calcium and magnesium.
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Milk, vitamins, meat and water.
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Yes. Because it conserves mass.
There are many elements found in milk such as vitamins and minerals. These vitamins include Vitamin D and Vitamin A as well as calcium.
Milk, vitamins, meat and water.