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For questions related to the chemistry of food.
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Does boiling milk really make the nutrients in it less useful to the body when ingesting it?
Does “denaturing” nutrients in milk by boiling it make them less useful, or actually more useful, as they undergo “denaturation” anyway during digestion?
I've read online that boiling milk "denatures …
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