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lactose intolerance and OCPFrom: Terrence.Jones@ncal.kaiperm.orgThu Mar 28 21:26:40 1996
Might try one of the commercially-avail lactase preparations. Tho LACTAID had the lowest breath hydrogen levels after an 18 gm load, LACTRASE, followed by DAIRY EASE, offered the best symptom relief (Ramirez, Am J Gastroent 4/94, 89: 566-70). However, varied dosing influences efficacy (Lin, Dig Dis Sci 11/93, 38: 2022-7). As always, local mileage may vary, and GI intolerance may be more related to those wonderfully aromatic Italian spices... :) TJ/KSF
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