Comments on: What if a lactose intolerant person continues consuming milk and milk products? http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html Free cooking ingredient collection Sun, 11 Dec 2011 13:04:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rhia B http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10801 Rhia B Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:01:02 +0000 http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10801 One thing to try would be drinking organic milk. It may be more expensive, but some people that have a reaction to regular milk, don't when drinking organic. Another thing to try would be getting raw milk, but make sure you get it from a reputable source. The pasteurization of milk takes away some of the enzymes in it which make it easier to digest, which may also be your problem if your not sure that you are really lactose intolerant. One thing to try would be drinking organic milk. It may be more expensive, but some people that have a reaction to regular milk, don’t when drinking organic. Another thing to try would be getting raw milk, but make sure you get it from a reputable source. The pasteurization of milk takes away some of the enzymes in it which make it easier to digest, which may also be your problem if your not sure that you are really lactose intolerant.

]]> By: mystic_eye_cda http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10800 mystic_eye_cda Tue, 14 Apr 2009 21:19:03 +0000 http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10800 The lactose irritates the digestive tract and makes it hard for your body to break down food. Also you will likely become anemic from iron loss due to irritation of the intestines. You can just take lactase then you can digest lactose The lactose irritates the digestive tract and makes it hard for your body to break down food.

Also you will likely become anemic from iron loss due to irritation of the intestines.

You can just take lactase then you can digest lactose

]]> By: pumpkinsmommy http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10799 pumpkinsmommy Sat, 11 Apr 2009 16:55:52 +0000 http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10799 Being lactose intolerant is usually just caused by the lacking of lactase in the digestive system, resulting in stomach distress and diarrhea. Most of these symptoms can be prevented by just taking a lactase supplement along with the first bite of dairy you consume. Try getting some lactaid, its an over the counter medication, and it will provide you with lactase to correctly digest the dairy you consume. Being lactose intolerant is usually just caused by the lacking of lactase in the digestive system, resulting in stomach distress and diarrhea. Most of these symptoms can be prevented by just taking a lactase supplement along with the first bite of dairy you consume.

Try getting some lactaid, its an over the counter medication, and it will provide you with lactase to correctly digest the dairy you consume.

]]> By: Marissa C http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10798 Marissa C Wed, 08 Apr 2009 15:25:40 +0000 http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10798 It doesn't sound like you're lactose intolerant. You may just be a bit sensitive to lactose. I had issues with lactose intolerance when I was child. My symptoms were stomach cramping and a need to urinate but nothing would come out. There aren't any long term side effects that I know of, it's just uncomfortable. Actually, they make tablets that can help your body digest lactose. You can buy them at CVS or any pharmacy. It doesn’t sound like you’re lactose intolerant. You may just be a bit sensitive to lactose.

I had issues with lactose intolerance when I was child. My symptoms were stomach cramping and a need to urinate but nothing would come out.

There aren’t any long term side effects that I know of, it’s just uncomfortable. Actually, they make tablets that can help your body digest lactose. You can buy them at CVS or any pharmacy.

]]> By: Harry > Edward http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10797 Harry > Edward Mon, 06 Apr 2009 07:32:41 +0000 http://cooking-ingredients.com/what-if-a-lactose-intolerant-person-continues-consuming-milk-and-milk-products.html#comment-10797 I believe you get an upset stomach. Switch to soy beverages and soy cheese, same idea only not lactose-y! I believe you get an upset stomach. Switch to soy beverages and soy cheese, same idea only not lactose-y!

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