The document discusses A2 milk and its importance in the human diet. It begins by defining A2 milk as a variety of cow's milk that lacks a form of beta-casein protein. It then compares the differences between A1 and A2 beta-casein, noting A2 milk may be easier to digest and lack compounds linked to health issues. The document outlines several potential health benefits of consuming A2 milk, such as reduced risk of heart disease, autism, diabetes and improved digestion. It also lists important nutrients found in A2 milk like calcium, vitamin D and omega-3 fatty acids. In conclusion, the document suggests A2 milk may be a safer choice compared to A1 milk for some individuals.