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of course it does. pasteurization involves rapidly heating and cooling the milk to kill off bacteria and viruses. Thats going to denature a lot of enzymes as we
by cultofmetatron 3y ago
of course it does. pasteurization involves rapidly heating and cooling the milk to kill off bacteria and viruses. Thats going to denature a lot of enzymes as well as change the structure of a lot of proteins. To say that no vitamins or nutrition is affected is an incredulously false to make here
- mtizim 3y agoI think the parent meant "`for any choice of (∀) nutrient, pasteurization kills nutrient` evaluates to false" Rather than "`any nutrient (∃), pasteurization kills nutrient` evaluates to false" - which is what you seem to be responding to.