CALORIES IN SKIM MILK PROFESSIONAL
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It will help your digestion, boost your immune system, and give you loads of energy. Fermentation preserves the vitamins and minerals and increases C and B vitamins. The content of lactic acid is 0.7–1% of the finished product depending on fermentation time. The lactic acid does have a small number of calories. It chemically breaks down milk with its abundance of bacteria and yeasts and converts the carbohydrates in the milk to lactic acid, leaving the milk with almost no lactose (99.9 % lactose-free). It differs in calories and nutritional differences depending on which type of milk you use. Kefir can be made with many different kinds of milk, be it non-dairy or dairy milk.
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