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skinnyminny

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skinnyminny Enthusiast

Does anyone drink Lactid milk, I started to get off milk products months ago but seem to be able to drink Lactid milk, it just has an enzyme, if this works does this mean its lactose rather than casien..?


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Most likely, yes. :)

Pauliina

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I would lean towards yes, because if you can drink Lactaid milk and not get sick it is definitely not a casein intolerance.

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