The stomachs of
ruminant animals like cows and lamb produce this fat naturally, but unlike artificial hydrogenated fats, conjugated linoleic acid is very healthy.
However, trans fats are also naturally present in smaller amounts in body or milk fat from
ruminant animals like cows, sheep and goats.
Ruminant animals like cows and sheep convert K1 into K2 in their stomachs, but humans don't convert K1 to K2 as efficiently.
Not exact matches
It also has contributed to key insights about how
animal behavior can be harnessed to improve the condition of the land, especially in regions
like his native Zimbabwe with long dry seasons during which
ruminants are conveyers of soil fertility and moisture.
The researchers looked at domestic and international trade of corn, rice, soy and wheat, along with such livestock products as
ruminant (
animals like cattle, goats and sheep that subsist on plant matter), pork and poultry.
They are primarily produced by bacteria in
animals with
ruminant stomachs,
like cows, goats, and sheep.
All types of mammal milk, including cow's milk and human milk, also contain another type of casein called kappa casein, but kappa casein comes in two very different forms — a «
ruminant» form (for
animals with more than one stomach,
like cows) and a «non-
ruminant» form (for
animals with only one stomach,
like humans).
By itself, liver from land
animals, especially
ruminants like cattle and lamb, is very rich in vitamin A, 64 while livers from both
ruminants and poultry
animals have only about 12 IU of vitamin D for every 100 grams.65
Small
ruminants like sheep, goats and camelids round out our large
animal practice.
Small
ruminants like sheep and goats are especially vulnerable to the effects of intestinal parasites, because the worm burden increases quickly on the close - grazed pastures on which these
animals are raised.
«Interestingly, we also found that a shift away from
ruminant meats
like beef — which have impacts three to 10 times greater than other
animal - based foods — towards nutritionally similar foods
like pork, poultry or fish would have significant benefits, both for the environment and for human health.
Both products work by killing or stifling the «bad» bacteria that compete with cows for food by lingering in their guts — as well as those of other four - stomached
animals like sheep and goats (all called
ruminants).
Indeed, according to the EPA, so - called «enteric fermentation» in cows and other
ruminant animals,
like sheep and goats, contributed 26 percent of the country's total emissions of methane, a hard - hitting greenhouse gas with much greater short term warming consequences than carbon dioxide does (though the latter packs a far greater long - term punch).