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A Professor of Public Health Nutrition at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, Beatrice Ogunba, says there is no scientific evidence to the claim by some Nigerians that drinking malt and milk mixed together increases blood volume.
Speaking with PUNCH Healthwise in an interview, the nutritionist said that the claim that consuming milk and malt increases blood in the body is not scientific. She, however, urged Nigerians to diversify the foods they consume to get all the nutrients they need to be healthy. “The lack of volume affects the ability of the body to adequately perfuse the tissues with blood, oxygen, and nutrients”, it noted.
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