• FiveMacs
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    458 months ago

    Intolerance doesn’t kill people…why do people.always seem so shocked when people still want dairy when they just get upset stomachs and wanna shit after…makes no sense to question it.

    • TesterJ
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      338 months ago

      “Wanna shit” is a bit of an understatement for what happens, but yeah, just take a 9000 unit lactase pill every 30 minutes while consuming it and you’ll be fine. Or maybe two pills if you’re eating a LOT of cheese.

      • @lemmylommy
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        168 months ago

        Ripened cheese (eg cheddar, Emmental, Monterey Jack, Parmesan, Brie…) usually does not have any significant amount of lactose left. The ripening process gets rid of it. If you are lactose intolerant you just need to avoid fake/processed „cheese“ and fresh cheeses (eg mozzarella, ricotta, cream cheese). That said, taking lactase pills when it’s not necessary will not hurt you, just your wallet.

          • Uranium 🟩
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            28 months ago

            If you can get lactose free milk where you live (which in and of itself is a godsend), then you can make lactose free mozzarella from it, just follow online videos for meeting your own mozzarella (it takes like 30 mins and you can freeze it)

        • Uranium 🟩
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          18 months ago

          Interestingly parmesan in any quantity over a couple of grams still messes me up, it really depends on the person

          • @lemmylommy
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            17 months ago

            Have you considered histamine intolerance? Real Parmesan should have next to no lactose left. Generally longer aging means less lactose, but more histamine. And Parmesan is aged at least 12 months.

      • @[email protected]
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        48 months ago

        Also might be worth looking into products made from A2A2 milk. My friends are lactose intolerant and they can drink and eat products made from A2A2 without pills or any problem.

    • lurch (he/him)
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      also, there’s pills.

      i read, “bactose” is a very good pill. it’s unfortunately unavailable in my region, so i can’t test it 🙁

      // edit: changed typo “bactase” to “bactose”

      • @dustyData
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        78 months ago

        Also be aware that lactose intolerance is not the same thing as lactose allergy. There’s no pill that can help with the latter and milk can fuck you up for several days. So it’s not ”just and upset tummy”. It’s much more complicated than that and some people, though they are only intolerant, the pills still don’t help them at all. Fox example, people with diverticulitis, the pills will not help, the colon will still be gravely upset.

        • Karyoplasma
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          58 months ago

          An actual allergy to lactose is extremely rare. More likely, you’ll be allergic to some protein in dairy products.

        • lurch (he/him)
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          No, “bactose” is a product name. It’s bacteria pills that produce lactase. I put a typo in it tho and will try and correct my other comment.

          • @[email protected]
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            38 months ago

            My bad

            Lactase is the “ingredient”, so you may find a generic brand. I use lactaid or the kirkland brand but I was able to find lactase in Mexico when we forgot our pills during a trip

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      Tryptophane uptake is also inhibited so it could cause serious depressive issues.