If you are living with lactose intolerance, using a lactase enzyme supplement allows you the freedom to enjoy dairy products again.  The use of micro-organism derived lactase enzyme with meals containing lactose has been confirmed to be safe and free from side effects.  Lactase enzyme is available in liquid, powder, and tablet forms.  When taken with meals, a potent lactase enzyme supplement will break down lactose into its two constituent simple sugars, galactose and glucose.  

Liquid and powdered lactase have the advantage of versatility; it can be taken with meals or added directly to liquids that contain lactose.  The liquid form, however, is the easiest to mix in evenly with milk.  The amount of lactase needed to sufficiently reduce the lactose in milk varies based on the lactase supplement used. 

In order to digest 70% of the lactose in one pint of milk, 1960 lactase activity units are needed, a per gram potency of 6160 LAU.  If you choose to use a lactase enzyme supplement, be s...

Tired of taking pills every time you want to drink milk or eat something with dairy in it? 

Tired of diarrhea, nausea and headaches associated with lactose intolerance?

Not only is this expensive, but it is a hassle. Also if you forget to take the lactase enzyme before a meal, you have to deal with the consequences of diarrhea, headaches and nausea. Not fun.

There are two solutions for treating lactose intolerance

1. Short term fast acting and
   
2. Long term slower acting.

It is not possible to obtain the long term solution of lactose intolerance without having to stop dairy for a month unless the short term solution is utilized in conjunction.

Do you want to avoid dairy for one month?

I didn't think so.

Here is how to effectively treat lactose intolerance long term without having to stop enjoying products which contain dairy:

Step 1. Get Lactase Drops and add to milk or any dairy product as explained on the product page. The Lactase Drops digest the lactose for you in any product containing dairy. T...

Suffer from lactose intolerance and want it gone?

You are not alone.

There are three treatment options for treating lactose intolerance:

Lactose Intolerance affects nearly 25% of the US population or 1 in 9 people.1

Knowing how the lactase enzyme operates and how it is produced is the key to effectively treating lactose intolerance.

At birth, we have high levels of the lactase enzyme produced by cells located in the small intestine. However, as we age, these cells produce less and less lactase enzyme.

As lactase enzyme levels drop due to decreased production, symptoms of lactose intolerance appear and increase in severity over time.

Symptoms of lactose intolerance occur after eating anything which contains lactose.

Lactose-containing foods is not limited to dairy produc...