From learning where lactose can be found and which foods will cause the worst symptoms, to discovering the potential causes for your discomfort, understanding dairy sensitivity due to lactose is the first step to treating it.
If your stomach feels unsettled 30 minutes to a couple hours after eating dairy, you might have some level of dairy sensitivity. Use the articles below to get a better idea if you should be tested for lactose intolerance.
While discomfort can be mild or severe, abdominal pain, diarrhea, gas, and bloating are signs of lactose intolerance.
If you think your child may have a dairy sensitivity, note their reactions to certain foods and mention it to your pediatrician.
Keep the dairy in your life and
feel great about it
Keep the dairy in your life and feel great about it
From our delicious lactose-free dairy products to crave-worthy lactose-free recipes, we can help make life without lactose easier. And for those dairy-heavy dishes you just can’t quit—our supplements can help ease your symptoms*.
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