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Answer:

I think it’s true

Step-by-step explanation:

because in homogenized milk the proteins and fats are broken down into smaller particles, so there is more surface area for enzymes to work so this leads to a more efficient digestion

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Answer:

Proper homogenization changes normal hard-curd milk to’ a soft-curd milk, which appears to be digested slightly more easily but neither more quickly nor more completely than hard-curd milk despite a faster stomach-emptying time.

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looked it up

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