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The science behind lactose intolerance 🤓 #ad Lactantia Lactose is a ‘disaccharide’ – 2 sugar molecules bound together. To digest them, your body needs to produce an enzyme called lactase. Some people do not make enough lactase to digest lactose effectively, leading to gas, bloating and diarrhea. Many of my IBS patients also have lactose intolerance; in fact, lactose is considered a FODMAP in those that can’t digest it! Luckily, lactose free products do the heavy lifting for your digestive tract

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