I just saw an ad promoting A2 Ghee.
— Nikhil Chitale (@nikhilchitale) July 18, 2024
A2 GHEE? At five times the usual price?
What kind of nonsense is this? A1 and A2 are proteins, but ghee is 99.5% to 99.7% fat and moisture with no protein—neither A1 nor A2.
Don't fall for these scams.
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— Nikhil Chitale (@nikhilchitale) July 18, 2024
There’s no proven medicinal benefit.
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Many other breed’s milk (including jersey) have A2 protein but doesn’t go with the narrative.
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The remaining % is moisture.
It's actually not even a fraction of what the entire industry does, so no it doesn't hurt. But fooling customers is never a great business model.
— Nikhil Chitale (@nikhilchitale) July 18, 2024
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This is just feedback not related to this post but for Challenges in Transmission of Assets event that is scheduled on August 28, 2024, it will be better if PDF copy are made available before event so that audience can read it and prepare their questions that they want clarifications on or they may even offer good suggestions?
Instead of launching report it should be discussion on report that should be made available 1 week before event.
This is just suggestions, I don't know how to approach directly.
Eg:
1. Ghee from the milk of Malenadu Gidda, Hallikar, etc., will be certainly expensive and of high quality
2. Ghee from collective milk of Desi Cows in general are almost 40% less than the above but expensive than the packaged branded ghee
Unadulterated Desi Ghee is very important for consumption. We can easily make out the difference. Pure & Unadulterated Food Products are critical amidst factory products, even to help small cattle Farmers.