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There are a number of studies on the impact of A1- or A2-milk on digestive tract health [51, 52]. However, the increasing consumption of dairy products is associated with an increase in the risk of gastrointestinal function [53 -56]. Ho et al., [51] have found that A1-milk led to significantly higher stool consistency values (Bristol Stool Scale) compared with the A2-milk. Furthermore the authors found a significant positive association between abdominal pain and stool consistency on the A1-milk diet (r=0.52), but not the A2-milk diet (r=-0.13). Jianqin et al., [57] reported that the consumption of milk containing both types (A1-milk and A2-milk) was associated with significantly greater post-dairy digestive discomfort symptoms; higher concentrations of inflammation-related biomarkers and BCM-7; longer gastrointestinal transit times and lower levels of short-chain fatty acids. On the other hand, consumption of milk containing only A2-milk did not aggravate post-dairy digestive discomfort symptoms. Other studies in Germany have shown that after the application of A2-milk in 10 people who cannot tolerate A1-milk, have not had gastrointestinal problems [7]. He et al. [52] investigated that milk containing A2-milk attenuated acute gastrointestinal symptoms of milk intolerance, while conventional milk containing A1-milk reduced lactase activity and increased gastrointestinal symptoms. Animal studies have shown that the effect of A1- versus A2-milk on gastrointestinal was directly influenced [56, 58]. Similarly, it has been reported that casein and its derivatives, particularly BCM-7, exert a variety of effects on gastrointestinal function in animals, including reducing the frequency and amplitude of intestinal contractions [53, 59-61]. Interestingly, Barnett et al., [ 56] also shown in rats that A1-milk feeding relative to A2-milk feeding significantly increased the colonic activity of the inflammatory marker myeloperoxidase by 65%, an effect also negated by the opioid blocker naloxone. In general, it has been shown that the consumption of milk containing A1-milk would lead to systemic inflammation and gastrointestinal motility through the release of BCM-7 [51, 57]. In fact, further animal research and clinical trials is needed to compare disease risks of A1-free versus ordinary milk、
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