Because water accounts for a large proportion in milk, drinking more milk on an empty stomach dilutes gastric juice, which is not conducive to the digestion and absorption of food. In addition, on an empty stomach, intestinal peristalsis is fast, milk passes through the gastrointestinal tract quickly, and the retention time is short. Its nutrition is often too late to be absorbed, so it rushes into the large intestine and goes through the motions. Therefore, drinking milk on an empty stomach is not in line with nutrition and hygiene.
The ideal breakfast should be a high-protein and high-calorie meal, and its amount should not be less than a quarter of the whole day's food intake. If you want to drink a bottle of milk for breakfast, you can eat 50 grams of rice or pasta first, then add an egg and a little pickles and dried tofu, and then drink milk, so that milk can be mixed with other foods in the stomach, and the stay time in the stomach can be prolonged, which is beneficial to the digestion and absorption of nutrients. This is very good for children's health. Although the value and nutrition of milk are relatively high, it is best not to drink milk on an empty stomach early in the morning to avoid harm to the body.