Nutritionists Reinstate Health Benefits Of Milk Consumption

Milk as well as other dairy products like cheese and yoghurt has been proved to be one of nature’s super foods, for its richness in essential nutrients, for bone and teeth development, blood pressure reduction, heart attack and cancer reductions.It is, however, worthy to note that cholesterol low milk is most recommended for women, to help keep them fit while supplying the vitamins and minerals to maintain their health, as they play the vital role of anchoring, caring and making the family happy.

But nutritionists have observed that this wonder food is often under consumed especially by women and children in this part of the world. Cognisant of this assertion and in the spirit of giving back to the society, leading milk producer, Friesland Campina WAMCO Nigeria
recently introduced its brand, Three Crowns Powder, specially formulated for the Nigerian woman, since her role is very demanding as she sometimes unconsciously forgets to take care of herself while caring for the family.

Speaking at the launch, Managing Director, Rahul Colaco, while appreciating mothers for their contributions to nation building, noted that the company is given to providing them as well as children and men affordable source of nutrition with the new milk powder, adding; “It is our responsibility to provide affordable and innovative source of nutrient as we inject a new lease of life into the brand, we also engage the platform in thanking our mothers who have helped in building the country.”

Marketing Director, Tarang Gupta, underlined the place of milk in supplying the right nutrient for families, especially women as they exert energy in nurturing lives.

“Milk plays extreme role in supplying nutrients for families and takes care of mothers, and as a brand this is the time we will give back to the society with sufficient nutrition and help them move forward,” he said.

Corporate Affairs Director, Ore Famurewa, said: “Three Crowns milk is being repositioned as the brand that cares for mums so they can continue to take extra care of the family.”

Source: dailyindependentnig.com