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Scientists have recently found that the "milk" Pacific Beetle Cockroaches feed their young is rich with protein, fat, and sugar and could make an excellent supplement for human diets, but would it be worth it?

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Cockroach milk is rich in nutrients and "a complete food" according to scientists. Would you drink cockroach milk as a dietary supplement?

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Would You Drink Cockroach Milk?

Scientists have recently found that the "milk" Pacific Beetle Cockroaches feed their young is rich with protein, fat, and sugar and could make an excellent supplement for human diets, but would it be worth it?

Cockroach milk is rich in nutrients and "a complete food" according to scientists. Would you drink cockroach milk as a dietary supplement?

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