5254 - حدثنا أبو اليمان: أخبرنا شعيب، عن الزُهري: أخبرني سعيد بن المسيَّب: أنه سمع أبا هريرة رضي الله عنه:أن رسول الله ﷺ أتي ليلة أسري به بإيلياء بقدحين من خمر ولبن، فنظر إليهما، ثم أخذ اللبن، فقال جبريل: الحمد لله الذي هداك للفطرة، ولو أخذت الخمر غَوَت أمتك.
تابعه معمر، وابن الهاد، وعثمان بن عمر، والزُبَيدي، عن الزُهري. [ر: 3214]. 5255 - حدثنا مسلم بن إبراهيم: حدثنا هشام: حدثنا قتادة، عن أنس رضي الله عنه قال:سمعت من رسول الله ﷺ حديثاً لا يحدثكم به غيري، قال: (من أشراط الساعة: أن يظهر الجهل، ويقل العلم، ويظهر الزنا، وتُشرب الخمر، ويقل الرجال، ويكثر النساء، حتى يكون لخمسين امرأة قيمهنَّ رجل واحد).5254
- Abu Al-Yaman told us: Shuaib told us, on the authority of Al-Zuhri: Saeed bin Al-Musayyib told me: He heard Abu Huraira, may God be pleased with him: The Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him, was brought on the night of Isra to Ilia, two cups of wine and milk, and he looked at them, then took the milk, and Gabriel said: Praise be to God you guided to the fitrah, and if you took the wine, your nation would be tempted.
Milk has many sayings that milk lovers do not like, as it is said that about 100 years ago the whole world's cows were genetically editing by scientists so that they produce more meat and more milk, But despite that: The Messenger of God - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him - chose milk, and he praised Gabriel for his choice - peace be upon him - and in this there is doubts. Why does he say that to him? The truth is that in the days of the Messenger - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, cows were on the nature created by God - the Almighty - so he actually chose the instinct, and you will know the benefits of milk on the central nervous system shortly through scientific talk, but now ... did you pray for the Messenger of God today?
Could milk peptides treat central nervous system disorders?
Scientists found milk components that may treat central nervous system (CNS) conditions, including anxiety and depression. These are new generation compounds that showed promising results in preclinical studies, predicting the avoidance of side effects caused by anxiolytics and antidepressants found in pharmacies. Milk can indeed calm down many people — just think of the glasses of warm milk you had before going to bed and be able to get a good sleep after a hard day. But now, scientists went farther, and after examining milk components, they found peptides that could specifically treat anxiety and depression in clinical patients.
One indicative example is the use of Lactium in dietary supplements. Lactium is a protein obtained from bovine milk hydrolysates after enzyme digestion. It’s a milk-derived mixture of ingredients that doesn’t cause any side effects. This product is used as a supplement to help with anxiety management, such as stress, sleep disorders, lack of concentration and more.
Based on the same idea that milk components help the newborn with stress management, Lactocore, a Massachusetts-based startup, decided to go even further and isolate individual milk peptides that could treat CNS disorders in a safe, direct and specific clinical setting.
The future of milk components for CNS therapies
While these are only some examples, the use of milk peptides is a promising procedure to obtain non-toxic drug candidates for treating CNS disorders safely and effectively. Due to its inherent high safety, scientists believe these drug candidates could even be used by children, for example, as a therapy for attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Clinical studies will tell more about these encouraging therapies and how to apply them to specific CNS disorders in humans. Meanwhile, did you drink your glass of milk today?
For Milk health concern
Milk and other dairy products are the top source of saturated fat in the American diet, contributing to heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and Alzheimer’s disease. Studies have also linked dairy to an increased risk of breast, ovarian, and prostate cancers. for more information, please for:
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