Of all pregnancies, between 1 and 2% are accompanied by preeclampsia, a complication of pregnancy, which can progress to a severe form in 1 in 10 cases. This complication can have significant consequences on the health of mother and child in the immediate course of pregnancy and childbirth. And according to a recent study, it might also have a lasting impact on the cognitive functions of pregnant women. Explanations.
March 29, 2023
‘Milk vs Cheese vs Yogurt’… Which dairy product is best for me?
There are many types of dairy products that can be made from milk, such as cheese, yogurt, and butter. As it is known to be good for health, consumption of dairy products is increasing every year. Dairy products seem to have the same efficacy in that they are all made from milk, but in fact, each food has slightly different effects. You can consume it according to your taste, but for maximum benefit, it is better to consume the dairy product that is most suitable for you.
There are various dairy products that can be made from milkㅣSource: Clip Art Korea
1. milk
Milk is known as the perfect food. This is because it is rich in essential nutrients such as proteins, fats, carbohydrates, minerals, and vitamins. In particular, it contains a large amount of calcium and protein, which are essential for bone health, and is effective in maintaining bone density and preventing osteoporosis. The calcium content per 100mL of milk is regarding 100mg and the protein content is regarding 3g, which is very high. Milk also contains insulin-like growth factors that are closely involved in the growth and development of bones and muscles. For this reason, milk is recommended for the elderly or growing children with weak bones.
There’s just one problem with all this good milk, and that’s lactose. When we consume milk, we need lactase, an enzyme that breaks down lactose in our body, to break down and absorb lactose in the small intestine, and Asians often do not have this enzyme. This syndrome is called lactose intolerance. If you have lactose intolerance, you can consume lactose-degraded milk or consume nutrients from milk in the form of cheese or yogurt.
2. Cheese
Cheese is made by concentrating milk to regarding 1/10, and has higher nutritional content than the same amount of milk. In addition, 90% of lactose in milk is removed during the fermentation process of cheese, and the rest is decomposed during aging, so even people with lactose intolerance can eat it without worry.
Cheese is a high-protein food that is easier to digest and absorb than milk. This is because cheese proteins are broken down into amino acids during fermentation and maturation. The actual protein digestion and absorption rate is 90-98%, which is much higher than meat protein. It even has more essential amino acids than other protein foods. It is the best food for the elderly who have a weak digestive system or find it difficult to consume animal protein.
There are a few things to keep in mind when eating cheese. It’s the sodium content. Cheese is often high in sodium because it is salted during aging to enhance flavor and texture. Be careful to consume the right amount.
3. Yogurt
Yogurt is also a dairy product made from fermented milk that can be eaten by people with lactose intolerance. This is because lactic acid bacteria use lactose as an energy source during the fermentation of yogurt, and most of it disappears.
The lactobacillus in yogurt promotes intestinal health and helps the growth of beneficial bacteria in the intestine to regulate the balance of intestinal microbes. It is a dairy product recommended for the elderly or people with poor digestive function.
A recent study found that liquid yogurt is the food that contributes the most to vitamin D intake in Koreans. According to the Hanuk Food Communication Forum (KOFRUM), Dr. Gye-ho Lee’s team at the Korea Analysis Technology Research Institute analyzed the vitamin D content of 148 commercially available foods in Korea. As a result, it was revealed that liquid yogurt (31.3%) was the food that contributed the most to vitamin D intake in Koreans.
Vitamin D, which is abundant in yogurt, plays a role in helping the absorption of serum calcium in the intestines. This is why it emphasizes the consumption of yogurt, which is recommended for postmenopausal women at high risk of osteoporosis.
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Gold declines due to declining demand, as concerns about the banking crisis recede, by Reuters
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(Archyde.com) – They fell on Wednesday as appetite for riskier assets increased following fears of a widening global banking crisis eased.
It fell in the spot market 0.6 percent to $ 1961.80 an ounce by 0749 GMT, following increasing 1 percent on Tuesday. US gold futures fell 0.5 percent to $1,963.10.
“We are witnessing a natural bounce… Gold is falling following a failed ‘attempt’ to break the $1975 barrier,” said Matt Simpson, senior market analyst at City Index.
However, he added that some investors “still seem to be holding on to gold ‘in anticipation’ of other mysteries.”
It rose, which raises the price of the precious metal for buyers holding other currencies. Asian stocks jumped on Wednesday.
Simpson said that although gold will “ultimately” be supported by uncertainty in financial markets, prices may become more volatile in the coming weeks if inflation and US economic data remain on the rise.
Data on Tuesday showed US consumer confidence rose unexpectedly in March, while the US goods trade deficit increased modestly in February.
As for other precious metals, it fell 0.5 percent to $23.15 an ounce, and platinum fell 0.1 percent to $962.05 and lost 0.3 percent, recording $1,414.64.
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The International Olympic Committee has had to put up with criticism on the thorny issue of re-admitting Russian and Belarusian athletes. The same sharp words came from Ukraine following the decision on their possible return as from Russia. Former world boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko accused IOC President Thomas Bach of serving the “colors and interests of Russia”. Russia’s Sports Minister Oleg Matyzin, meanwhile, complained regarding the “inhumane” IOC decision.
On Tuesday, the IOC recommended the re-admission of Russian and Belarusian athletes as neutral athletes to international competitions. According to the decision of the IOC leadership, athletes from both countries with connections to the military and security organs as well as teams should remain excluded. Bach emphasized that a decision on allowing Russians and Belarusians to participate in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris will only be made at a later date.
The IOC recommended that the world associations set up an independent body. This is intended to ensure a uniform interpretation of the guidelines adopted by the umbrella organization for the return of athletes from both countries to world sport. The body should be founded under the umbrella of the associations of summer and winter sports associations and the non-Olympic world associations, it said.
Among other things, the IOC recommended that these athletes should be listed as neutral individual starters under the French abbreviation AIN. Your competition attire should be either all white or another single color. Team logos are forbidden to Russians and Belarusians, as are national symbols, flags and playing their anthems. Athletes from both countries with connections to the military and security bodies and teams remain locked out.
The limited approval was criticized from Moscow. “The announced parameters and criteria for the return of Russians to international starts are absolutely unreasonable,” said Russia’s National Olympic Committee (NOC). After all, the IOC’s decision is an “admission of one’s own mistake” in completely excluding Russian athletes from international competitions. Russia’s sports officials also dislike the ban on athletes who train in clubs affiliated with the Russian army or other security agencies.