Im lactose intolerent and it drives me crazy cause i luv milk. Some milk products i can eat but some i cant. I just discovered this year i was lactose intolerent. Its sometimes hard to remeber that im lactose intolerent.
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I also have the problem.  Strangely I can like have ice cream by itself, but if I had it for desert after a meal - then I would have a problem.  They have over the counter medications like Lactaid, which you take a pill with the first mouthful of food.  If you have more problems, then it would be good to be more info. from your M.D.  I hope you feel better.
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Renin does not have a lot to do with milk.  It is part of a long chain of enzymatic reactions involved in control of blood pressure.  It is present in all adults.  You are thinking of rennet I believe.
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For me, I get stuffed up when I have certain foods, and I thingk it is something like an allergic reaction. Ice cream and mozzarella cheese are big ones for me in that regard. Maybe you are frequently having something to eat that is mucous forming, like alot of dairy and wheat products are.
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till now they didn't find a cure,these enzymes are fraud dont believe it..but its not the end of the world if u have lactose intolerance, you can deal with it smoothly ..here are some tips :1st instead of drinking milk u should take fermentated product such as white cheese,labaneh ,2nd u can take soy milk instead of cow milk....
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Have you been to the doctor?\n\nYou may want to keep a food diary. You may find through this diary, that there are foods that you are allergic to...I am lactose intolerant. I know that if I drink milk, eat yogurt, pizza, or anything with cheese or milk products, I will get nauseaous.\n\nThere are certain foods with a high acid content, Orange Juice and tomato sauce for example, that could cause nausea.\n\nYou may have an ulcer or irritable bowel syndrome, or some other digestive disorder.\n\nI strongly recommend you go to the doctor to get to the bottom of this issue.
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ABSOLUTELY!!! The "treatment of choice" for lactose intolerance... is...LACTOSE!!! You NEED to ingest milk sugar to INDUCE the gastrointestinal tract to MAKE LACTASE, the enzyme which "Digests" lactOSE!!! PERIOD!!! That's the bottom line...so many say so much about this topic (not a disease!), but the short and sweet of it (no pun intended!) is that there's no reason for super long-term supplements and aids here (marketing!!!!) , just start small (even at teaspoon amounts!) and gradually build up your "tolerance" over a period of days to weeks....before you know it...you WILL tolerate all forms of dairy (use milk as the inducing agent...easy to measure "doses" of and if you can tolerate milke, other forms of dairy ought to follow!).\nGOOD LUCK!!!!
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to me, it sounds like your lactose intolerant.. but i am not a doctor, my b/f is lactose intolerant.\n\nTry taking Imodium AD before you eat any of the things that bother your tummy.\n\nmy b/f's sister has IBS and that's all she has to do is take an Imodium , and she is fine.\n\nand her IBS would act up after she ate ANYTHING! lol\n\ntry some Imodium.
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hey natalie k don't feel alone i have a million different kinds of allergies ~~ milk, wheat, animal hair, corn, peanuts, and on top of that i have asthma so i know how you feel
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cut down on dairy, it sounds like some kind of mild allergic reaction to something in your diet.
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Hard aged cheeses are generally much lower in lactose, but they aren't lactose free. They might just have a low enough amount that it won't upset your body. Aged sharp cheddar, aged swiss (gruyere, emmentaler), or dry jack might be good options. Another thing you might want to try are raw cheeses (available at many health food stores). A majority of people who are lactose intolerant are not bothered by raw dairy products. It has something to do with the pasteurization process changing the structure of the lactose. They're generally a little more expensive, but it might be worth a try if it means you'd be able to eat cheese.
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milk and dairy products like cheese and yoghurt ect
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I have a friend with this problem.  He has to avoid all cow's milk products, but can eat goats' cheese.  See a dietitian.  They may have recommendations for your individual case.
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i went into a Dairy queen to order a Belt-buster with cheese..\n\nwhat i said was i wanted a Butt-buster with cheese.\n\nthey laughed so hard and felt so bad for me,they gave me my meal free =)\n\n\n\nanother incident with a dairy queen was 2 years ago..\n\ni have fur seat covers in my car. I bought it on ebay and flew to tucson to drive it home. (texas)..was september,,HOT as all hell in a car with no a/c. I get out to go into DQ and as im walking..i feel something unusual *down there*. (ladies...u know how we dont like to "dig" in public)I was in some college town and kids were out for labor day..so DQ was full. standing in line, i shift my weight to dislodge whatever is stuck in the back of my shorts.no help. i order...get food and leave. when i get back to car, i finally reach around and pull out a big wad of that black fur from the seat out of my shorts leg..right next to my *area*.\n\ni bet those college kids thought i was the nastiest peron on planet Earth! \n=(
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mixed with a healthy diet and exercise you could lose weight. Not on milk alone. Are you mad?
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Hi:\n\nIt really depends on:\n1) what you eat\n2) Did you had it before? when did it start?\n3) You can be intolerant to some types of food (milk, peanuts, etc...)\n4) There are many types of diarrhea, the one that you describe is more like a "malabsorption diarrhea" (usually because of the food you eat and some times because of parasites and intolerance)\n\ngood luck, search in : www.emadicine.com
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I hear you loud and clear. Not only do I have ibs,but I have lactose intolerance and a load of fruit allergies.  I eat things like soups,chicken and rice that sort of thing. Cinnamon raisin toast is really good for your stomach too. It's really up to you. You should keep a diary, start introducing different foods, and make a note of which agreed and which didn't. It's different for everyone.
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I have been lactose intolerant for years.  There are many different symptoms, but I think the most common ones are cramps, diarrhea, constipation, bloating.  In my case, it even gave me horrible migraines.  You can use Lactaid products and pills to ward off any of those uncomfortable symptoms when eating dairy products or even try soy products instead of dairy.  They now make milk, cheese and all sorts of great, tasty food with no dairy whatsoever.\n\nI agree with thepathfinder804's answer too; that's exactly what I did to verify if I was lactose intolerant: I stopped all dairy consumption for 1 month and tried again 1 day and I knew then and there that I was lactose intolerant.