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A way of treating milk to stop causing diseases?
pasteurization
Is milk good for treating lung infections?
Milk is not recommended for treating lung infections. It is important to consult a healthcare professional for proper treatment and medication.
Can you get diseases from chocolate milk?
it depends if the milk from the cow it infected from the cow..... :)
Has the milking machine decreased the amount of diseases caused by milk?
Milk doesn't cause diseases, and milking machines just make it easier to milk more than one cow in a shorter space of time. No idea what you meant by "decreased amount of diseases caused by milk."
Who developed the process for treating milk to keep it from spoiling?
Louis Pasteur
What hormone is responsible for causing milk production in the body?
The hormone responsible for causing milk production in the body is called prolactin.
What are the two hormones responsible for causing milk production in the body?
The two hormones responsible for causing milk production in the body are prolactin and oxytocin.
Why is it necessary to heat milk at 85 c?
Milk contains bacteria that cause tuberculosis and other diseases. When milk is heated to 85c, all of the tuberculosis bacteria and disease causing bacteria are killed, and most of the bacteria are killed that causes milk to spoil. So, it makes milk safe to drink. The process is called Pasteurization. That technique greatly reduced tuberculosis in the United States making it much lower than in places where people use raw milk.
What is a suitable substitute for milk of magnesia in treating acid indigestion?
A suitable substitute for milk of magnesia in treating acid indigestion is an antacid medication like Tums or Rolaids. These medications work by neutralizing stomach acid to provide relief from indigestion symptoms.
Will pepper run away from soap in milk?
Pepper is insoluble in water, so it won't dissolve or mix with the soap in the milk. Instead, it will float on the surface due to its low density. The soap molecules will bond with the fats in the milk, causing the pepper to move away from the soap molecules.
Why does a q-tip with dish detergent on it make color dye mixed in milk go away?
The dish detergent breaks down the surface tension of the milk. This disrupts the molecules of the color dye, causing it to disperse and mix more evenly with the milk, making it appear as though the color has "disappeared."
Should men stay away from milk?
only if you have a milk allergy then try goats milk
