Louella Poisons
25 de noviembre de 2022
Worth the very hefty pricetag
I thought I was lactose intolerant, because eating dairy had become very painful. Unbelievable cramps and gas. I tried Lactase and found that it worked for a while, but eventually, all the pain and gas came back, so I thought I'd have to give up all dairy. Over years, my gastroenterologist has been trying to figure out what I have, and he was amazed when, after taking Lacto, I could eat dairy. The reason is that I'm not just lactose intolerant. I have no idea which milk sugars I can handle, and I'm not sure it's possible to find out, but - the front of the Lacto bottle talks about relief for lactose and casein. The back of the bottle shows that besides lactase, it has 8 other enzymes to be able to break down any and all dairy. For those who say it doesn't work, I wonder if you are not taking enough, or maybe not at the right time - if I ate cheese without taking Lacto, my pain would start within minutes. I take a dose that fits what I'm eating and I take it immediately before I start eating. Yes, it's expensive, and would be expensive if one pill was all I took each time I eat something that has dairy in it. I take up to 5, depending on what and how much dairy is in a meal. And if I take 4 when I have a cream soup, I take 5 more when I'm about to eat ice cream even if it's within the same meal. For me, horrendously expensive as it is, it's such a big relief that it is really worth it.Ver másVer menos
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