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Difference between Desi Gaumata (Cow) and Jersey Cow
Published on 07-03-2022
| Sr. No. | Desi GauMata | Jersey Cow |
| 1. | Milk of Gaumata is known as A2 milk. Gaumata produces A2 beta-casein a genetic variant of Amino acid-like Proline bonded with another amino acid Isoleucine, which is potent in fighting against many diseases like obesity, Joint pain, asthma, mental problems etc. |
Jersey cow milk is called A1 Milk. The jersey, HF etc. cows produce A1 milk where this genetic variant of beta-casein is not found. On the other hand, their milk contains a poisonous chemical named Casomorphine & due to this, it is said to be responsible for diseases like diabetes, cancer, Heart Disease & Asthma. |
| 2. | Gaumata has dewlap: a flap of skin beneath their neck (Point 2 in Pic) | These cows don’t have it. |
| 3. | They have a Hump. The hump enables the bull to work in farms like ploughing land. (Point 3 in Pic) | These cows don’t have it. |
| 4. | The back is curved especially at the rear side. (Point 4 in Pic) | Their back is straight through out the body. |
| 5. | Usually they have very big horns. | Horns are missing in these cows. even if they have, they are very small. |
| 6. | The Quality of the Milk is best on earth, however the quantity is very less. | The quality of the milk is not at all good, however the quantity is very huge. |
| 7. | During its life time, it give more calves i.e. 10-12 calves; sometimes more than 15 too. Hence, the amount of milk given by Gaumata in life time is more as compared to HF cows. | It gives very less Calves in the whole life and hence the amount of milk given in its whole life is less compared to GauMata. |
| 8. | Gaumata Milk has certain medical qualities, and doctors advise pregnant women, kids, diabetics and heart patients to consume it. | The milk from these cows should not be consumed and certainly does not reach anywhere near A2 Milk. |
| 9. | Cow Urine and Cow Dung is consumed in the form of PanchGavya. | Neither the Dung nor the Urine is consumable. |
| 10. | Very Active in Nature and shares warmth with all. | Sits idle and very inactive. Likes to sit at one place. |
Shri Amitabh Bhatnagar is the Author of Cow:Our Ultimate Savior and a GavyaSiddh (PanchGavya Doctor) in Hyderabad, India. Can be reached on amitabh.bhatnagar@gavyachetnaa.com
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