If you were like me, you used to believe that all milk is the same. Unfortunately, nothing could be further from the truth. Hundreds of years ago all the milk could be considered the same; however, today not all cows produce the same type of milk our ancestors drink. In the past milk was rich in the A2 type of protein; as time passed, other types of protein started showing up in the milk of European capitals. One such protein was the A1 type. As both herds of cattle and people started migrating throughout the globe, the milk we drink started to change. Today the majority of milk in your glass has a combination of both the A1 and A2 protein types. Independent researchers have conducted studies that found by drinking the original A2 milk, not only was it more natural, but it was also much easier for a majority of people to digest. 
As most cows now contain a mix of both A1 and A2 proteins, only a2 Milk comes from cows that are naturally selected to produce only the A2 protein. This is what makes all the difference. Another reason why we love a2 Milk is that it is not genetically modified or processed, and a2 Milk can make more people happier and healthier as only real and natural milk can do. The company released a video that makes bold claims about self-diagnosed lactose intolerance patients being able to drink a2 Milk , which you can view below:
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26 COMMENTS
Julie Wood
8 years agoI have problems with digesting regular milk and this mild says it is easy to digest. This is great and I like that it s that it is not genetically modified or processed milk. I think this would make me feel better!
Modern Day Moms
8 years ago AUTHORAwesome! Love hearing that :)
heather
8 years agoI have a super sensitive stomach and have to really be careful of drinking milk. I would love to try this milk I miss dunking my chocolate chip cookies in milk.
Elena
8 years agoMy family would benefit from this milk because we try to eat and drink wholesome foods and drinks
Steve Weber
8 years agoI have some dairy sensitivities when it comes to certain products.. I wouldn’t have to worry one bit with this product.
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Jessica To
8 years agoI think this milk would settle on my stomach better. I like that it is supposed to make you feel happier and healthier.
Jessie C.
8 years agoI would be happier to enjoy a2 Milk because it is not genetically modified.
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Natalie
8 years agoI get stomach pains when I drink lactose, so this milk would allow me to eat cereal with milk in the morning!
Mita
8 years agoYes, I would like to try this milk.
Rebecca
8 years agoI don’t have any milk allergies, but I’d be willing to give this a try. I love a glass of cold milk to go along with homemade chocolate chip cookies!
Natalie
8 years agoI have a hard time digesting a lot of lactose, so this would allow me to put milk in my cereal!
elizabeth
8 years agoYes I would love to try this milk…regular milk seems to bother me.
Susan Smith
8 years agoI have a hard time digesting dairy so I would love to try this milk.
Seyma Shabbir
8 years agoI would benefit by not getting that bloating or gassy feeling from milk!!
Elle
8 years agoI have a sensitive system and could definitely benefit from a2Milk and would like to give it a try.
Terry Stevens
8 years agoI think I would benefit from this as I have tummy trouble drinking regular milk.
Stephanie Phelps
8 years agoI would be able to enjoy all my favorites again like cereal and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches if I had a2 Milk®. No more bloating and cramps from milk!
Ellie Wright
8 years agoI would use it in my morning oatmeal. I think it would help with some stomach issues I deal with.
Tina W
8 years agoThis milk could help me sleep easier by eliminating the noisy gas problems that happen when my fiance drinks milk!
Kristen
8 years agoI’d like to give it a try, because regular milk does upset my stomach if I drink more than a small amount. I’d love to be able to have a big glass of milk with some cookies or waffles :)
Linda
8 years agoI would be able to drink milk again!!!
Thomas Murphy
8 years agoIt would be easier for me to digest.
Debbie B
8 years agoi would like to try this – i could use it in my protein shakes
jalapenomamamn
8 years agoa2 Milk would be beneficial for the calcium.
thank you
Heidi B
8 years agoI can’t tolerate regular milk, but I am thinking this would be easier for me to digest and process.
Christine Labelle
8 years agoMy son and I are both lactose intolerant. He is worse than I am. On occasion we indulge in some ice cream. I think it would be great to try.