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Scilly.Suffolk
Not really. It depends if you definition of "complete" is "complete" or "contains a lot of stuff you need but not everything."
Breast milk is a complete food for babies. As is formula milk.
Dairy milk is not complete (for any aged humans), it may contain protein, fat and carbs but there are a load of essential vitamins and minerals it doesn't contain.
In what terms? Rehydration efficiency? (The recent BBC Horizon program demonstrated an interesting but utterly pointless result in this regard.)