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The total human evidence base, as of this writing, consists of the following: 1) a Phase I safety trial of 42 healthy volunteers that was registered in 2015, canceled in 2016, and never published, 2) a retrospective case series of 12 patients with knee pain, no control group, and no validated outcome measure, and 3) a 2025 pilot safety study involving two healthy adults who received intravenous infusions at a single private clinic in Florida
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Camel milk could help with oral tolerance and food sensitivities, possibly due to oral tolerance brought on by smaller doses of similar proteins, improved fatty acid transport, and better digestion of the milk fats