1Day, 4500 or 9000 lactolerance, how to choose?
Your choice will depend on the frequency of your meals away from home and the level of comfort you desire. 1Day Lactolerance - 24 hour protection - Maximum comfort 1 daily capsule provides 24 hour protection, regardless of the level of intolerance. No need to read labels or carry a pillbox. No need to...
What is lactose intolerance?
What is lactose? Lactose is the sugar (or carbohydrate) in milk. It is a complex sugar (disaccharide), which is only digestible if it is converted into simple sugars (glucose + galactose). This transformation is carried out by the enzyme lactase (in the small intestine) and makes the lactose (broken down into lactic acid) available to the body.
Lactose content of dairy products
How much lactose does this food contain? That's a question that's on your mind! Find the main dairy products or products containing milk in our table: you will discover the lactose content. Can't find what you're looking for? Send us a message by clicking...
Consuming lactose-free milk
Lactose-free milk allows people with lactose intolerance to maintain a healthy diet without depriving themselves of the flavours of milk. Some dairy groups produce a lactose-free milk that has a slightly milder taste, but is very similar to milk with milk. To be precise, lactose-free milk is...
Lack of lactase enzyme
Lactase is an enzyme that is the only one capable of converting compound sugar into simple sugars. Some people do not produce enough lactase in their intestine. By digesting lactose, lactase will allow it to be assimilated and thus counteract the consequences of indigestion. The result will be better digestive comfort...
Lactose intolerance test: blood test
Blood glucose measurement can be used in cases of lactose intolerance, which is defined as the inability of intestinal cells to break down lactose (milk sugar) into simple sugars (glucose and galactose) due to a deficiency of lactase. The lactose intolerance test consists of measuring the level of glucose in the...
What is the purpose of lactose in charcuterie?
Lactose in sausage products... But what for? We are often surprised to discover the presence of lactose in charcuterie... or even frankly annoyed to discover it afterwards - when the digestive problems have appeared. Whether you find milk in a pastry, a biscuit, a sauce, an ice-cream,...
Treatments for lactose intolerance
There is NO CURATIVE TREATMENT for lactose intolerance. How to manage lactose intolerance on a daily basis? 1st solution: TOTALLY AVOID MILK PRODUCTS lactolerance4500900036144 Easy to say, because lactose is present everywhere in our diet: - in dairy products, of course, but also in: - many other foods, such as fruit and vegetables, and...
Home-made yoghurt, lactose-free yoghurt
True or False? Yoghurt does not contain lactose... This is not true! You may have already been told by authorised persons that yoghurt does not contain lactose? - And yet... after eating it, you experienced the usual symptoms of lactose intolerance. Why do you think this is? You need to...
Bloating and lactose intolerance
You may be one of those people who do not digest milk and its derivatives (intestinal pain, bloating, diarrhoea, ...) because of lactose intolerance, like 40 % of the French. This poses problems in your daily life, as most of the products you eat are lactose intolerant.
The enzyme lactase and lactose intolerance
What is lactase? Lactase or "lactase-phloridzin hydrolase" is an enzyme that belongs to the family of Beta galactosidases: it is a group of enzymes whose main function is to break down complex sugars into simple sugars. Lactase is composed of more than 1900 amino acids and is excreted by the liver.
Lactose intolerance test: the genetic test
The genetic test (DNA test) for lactose intolerance is a biological test that looks for the genotype of a person with suspected lactose intolerance. Lactose intolerance is the inability of the intestinal cells to break down lactose (milk sugar) into simple sugars (glucose and galactose)...