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Malt and milk does not give blood or treat anaemia, pharmacist Dr Anagli debunks viral myth
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Malt and milk does not give blood or treat anaemia, pharmacist Dr Anagli debunks viral myth The combination of malt and milk has gained widespread acceptance in Ghana, particularly in some rural communities, where it is often consumed with the belief that it helps to increase blood levels.
Pharmacist Dr George Anagli tells Pulse Ghana that malt and milk do not treat anaemia or directly increase blood production.
According to Dr Anagli, while malt and milk can provide nutrients and energy, the combination does not directly increase blood production or treat anaemia.
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