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    Fall movie preview: The Coens dumb it down with starry 'Burn'  Aug 29, 2008
    Or a super-secret invention being built in the basement by Clooney's Harry Pfarrer, a sex-addict federal marshal who suffers from bouts of "lactose" reflux and paranoia. "I think there is something random at the heart of this one," says Swinton, who plays Katie, Malkovich's disgruntled wife and Clooney's icy lover. (USA Today -- Life)

    Bones Get Mended With High Tech Glass-of-milk  Aug 28, 2008
    27, 2008) Scientists at the new Nuclear-Magnetic Resonance unit at the University of Warwick have discovered how a high-tech glass of milk is helping bones mend. Low temperature Bioglass is used to help fix broken bones, but until now no-one has been able to understand the process. (Science Daily)

    Say Soy!: Organic "Cheese" Options for the Lactose Intolerant  Aug 22, 2008
    Organic "Cheese" Options for the Lactose Intolerant: Scientific American ... Organic "Cheese" Options for the Lactose Intolerant ... With some 30 to 50 million Americans suffering from various degrees of lactose intolerance, and an estimated three million of us now eating animal-free (vegan) diets for humane, environmental and/or health reasons, the production of alternatives to dairy products has started to become big business. (Scientific American)

    How 275 food allergy tests 'feed on fear and could be health hazard'  Aug 22, 2008
    Celebrity sufferers include actress Rachel Weisz - who avoids wheat - and Rod Stewart's former wife Rachel Hunter, who has problems with lactose. But Which. (Daily Mail)

    The genetic map of Europe  Aug 15, 2008
    Of the 100 strongest sites, 17 are found in the region of the genome that confers lactose tolerance, an adaptation that arose among a cattle herding culture in northern Europe some 5,000 years ago. Most people switch off the lactose digesting gene after weaning, but the cattle herders evidently gained a great survival advantage by keeping the gene switched on through adulthood. (International Herald Tribune -- Health)

    Kate DeAraugo drops Jenny Craig instead of kilos  Aug 13, 2008
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    Kate DeAraugo reveals truth behind end of Jenny Craig deal  Aug 12, 2008
    " However DeAraugo seemed to be confused by her dietary dilemma when quizzed by an equally uninformed Kyle Sandilands. After first stating she was unable to digest gluten - a condition known as coeliacs disease - DeAraugo then said she was lactose intolerant after being prompted by Sandilands. Lactose intolerance refers to the inability to process dairy, not gluten. But diet riot aside, the proof is in the pudding - Jenny Craig just wasn't something for Kate. "Hugely overweight"DeAraugo's diet... (NEWS.com.au)

    At War with Deception: How to Feed Kids Right  Aug 7, 2008
    I have a mild lactose intolerance, which was not diagnosed until I was an adult. Throughout my childhood I had difficulty digesting milk, but my parents constantly forced it on me, even though they knew that even when I was a baby, drinking milk was a problem for me. (Epicurious.com)

    Hunting for an Asperger's Cure  Jul 27, 2008
    Removing gluten, lactose (milk products), or other food groups from diet improves Asperger s symptoms in some children. Food sensitivity treatment has been demonstrated as a viable Asperger s treatment in large scale clinical trials, but enough evidence exists to suggest that in some Aspies dietary changes are a possible Asperger s treatment. (Suite101.com)

    Energy food not new phenomenon  Jul 24, 2008
    VERDICT: Partly because of lactose intolerance issues, athletes in many other cultures avoid dairy, consider it to be too congesting. Also, Sacheck says the protein and fat in some dairy products can be slow to digest, making them poor choices prior to competition. (Helena Independent Record, MT)

    Genetic Variant Increases Triglyceride Levels In Asian-Americans  Jul 19, 2008
    15, 2002) UCLA and Finnish researchers have identified a genetic mutation for lactose intolerance, a painful digestive condition that afflicts some 30 million to 50 million North Americans, 75 percent of. . (Science Daily)

    Going gluten-free: Consumers have embraced diets free of proteins found in wheat, rye and barley but its not necessarily the best choice for everyone  Jul 17, 2008
    Gluten intolerance, Esrailian says, refers more to the symptoms a person feels, similar to the term lactose intolerance. No one knows how many people truly fall in these two categories, he adds. (Racine Journal Times, WI)

    Your Opinions  Jul 3, 2008
    However consider that EVERY DAY people who are lactose intolerant get SICK from pasteurized milk products ... It's taken for granted and the blame is laid upon those who are "lactose intolerant" instead of the milk product itself ... Raw milk is consumable for these lactose intolerant people who want to still eat dairy. (Ithaca Times, NY)

    M-P sets 10-year instructional support levy  Jun 26, 2008
    Also parents report that it is easier for children to digest more easily, easing lactose intolerance. Board president Jim Hussey said he was in favor of working with the creamery to serve their milk at the high school, but felt a number of issues must first be resolved. (Kalona News, IA)

    Drinking it in  Jun 22, 2008
    Sugar is in practically all the drinks we drink, be they white sugar in soft drinks, natural fructose sugars in fruit drinks or lactose sugars in milk ... But if you look at a smoothie, because of the fructose sugar from the fruit, and lactose sugar from the milk, and the fact that they often come in big containers, they are going to be very high in kilojoules. (Melbourne Herald Sun)

    Eats leaves and shoots ... himself  Jun 22, 2008
    Which was what I was doing when I examined the ingredients of this bag of nuts and noticed that, in among the listings for sunflower oil and salt and lemon and coriander leaf was a reference to lactose from cows' milk. Apparently it works as a thickener for flavouring powders. (Guardian Unlimited)

    Raw milk - the new craze  Jun 17, 2008
    Marta used to be lactose intolerant and also suffered from colitis, an inflammatory bowel disease, for eight years. But she has felt no ill effects from the raw milk. (iAfrica.com)

    Diets that eat away at illnesses  Jun 12, 2008
    Most of these diets have an obvious cause-and-effect relationship to the disease, such as the lactose-free diet for the treatment of lactose intolerance and the gluten-free diet for celiac disease. But diets without this clear connection to the causes of a disease are gathering steam in mainstream medicine as well. (Racine Journal Times, WI)

    More of this story  Jun 3, 2008
    But What if You're Lactose Intolerant. Between 40 and 50 million Americans have difficulty digesting lactose, the main sugar found in milk ... Many of them avoid dairy products altogether, which means a diet lower in calcium and vitamin D. With so many people struggling with dairy, the demand for lactose-free products is growing. (Burley South Idaho Press, ID)

    Cooking for kids 101: stealth veggies  May 21, 2008
    All those -oses - fructose, sucrose, glucose, lactose, maltose - are sugars that can send your kid off the deep end. And if you can't pronounce it, don't buy it. (Globe and Mail -- Business)

    Non-Dairy Milk Nutrition  May 10, 2008
    Cow s milk has about 12 grams of carbohydrates, most of which (11 grams) come from the naturally-occurring milk sugar lactose. Most plant bevvies have sugar added to make them mroe appearling, and the result is an average of 8 grams carbohydrates and 6 grams sugar per cup. (Suite101.com)

    New health woes as China moves from famine to feast  May 9, 2008
    Over the last two decades, Chinese have begun to eat more and more dairy, though lactose intolerance and limited refrigeration networks mean milk consumption still lags far behind the West. "I'm personally convinced that that has as much or more to do with the obesity or health problems that are emerging as the usual scapegoat of fast food," said Watson. (Scientific American)

    Are Personal Genome Scans Medically Useless?  May 8, 2008
    For $1,000 and up, several new companies will scan an individual s entire genome for clues about ancestry, potential health limitations and the inheritance of traits such as lactose intolerance. Clients can compare their DNA with a celebrity s or invite friends and family members to share genetic profiles. (Scientific American)

    Cell biology: The cellular hullabaloo  May 8, 2008
    Xie's team studies bursts in the production of LacY, a membrane channel through which the sugar lactose enters into E. coli. When lactose is present at low levels, a repressor protein binds DNA and prevents production of the channel and other proteins involved in lactose metabolism ... When lactose levels are high and enough has entered the cell, the repressor detaches and the cell switches into a state where it can metabolize and use the sugar. (Nature News Service)

    Which Cities Crave Junk Food Most?  May 8, 2008
    For example, areas with higher percentages of Caucasian people may like milk-based products such as ice cream more, because lactose intolerance isn't as prevalent in that group as others. "It's generally thought by nutritionists that the two coasts have people who are lower in body weight than the nation's middle," he said. (Click2Houston, TX)

    TASTE: Good to go: Quick and tasty ways to eat right  May 2, 2008
    But what if you re lactose intolerant. Between 40 and 50 million Americans have difficulty digest-ing lactose, the main sugar found in milk ... Many of them avoid dairy products altogether, which means a diet lower in calcium and vitamin D. With so many people struggling with dairy, the demand for lactose-free products is grow-ing. (Sierra Vista Herald, AZ)

    Glad You Asked: What are birthmarks and why do we have them?  May 2, 2008
    People unable to digest milk due to lactose intolerance might suffer extreme flatulence if they consume dairy products. Recipes exist online for preparing dry baked beans that do not cause lingering side effects. (Racine Journal Times, WI)

    Summit stars support  Apr 23, 2008
    Posted by: lactose_the_intolerant on April 22, 2008 12:35 PM ... But hey Lactose is right, maybe funding video games we could produce more than flops and more donations to bill hunters retirement fund. (The Age)

    Expressing our individuality, the way E. coli do  Apr 22, 2008
    Feed a colony of E. coli lactose (the sugar in milk), and some will respond by slurping it up through special channels and digesting it with special enzymes. Others will turn up their microbial noses. (International Herald Tribune -- Health)

    Eating Ice Cream May Increase Fertility  Apr 21, 2008
    Previous studies had suggested that lactose (a sugar found in milk) might be associated with anovulatory infertility, but Dr Chavarro's study found neither a positive nor negative association for this, and nor was there any association between intake of calcium, phosphorus or vitamin D and anovulatory infertility. . (Newsmax)

    Raw milk's the rave? Demand grows despite risks  Apr 12, 2008
    However, the process can destroy proteins and enzymes that help the body absorb vitamins and digest lactose, said Michelle Babb, a registered dietitian who teaches at Bastyr University in Kenmore, Wash. which promotes natural and alternative medicines. (USA Today -- News)

    Raw Milk Demand Grows Despite Concerns  Apr 10, 2008
    However, the process can destroy proteins and enzymes that help the body absorb vitamins and digest lactose, said Michelle Babb, a registered dietitian who teaches at Bastyr University in Kenmore, Wash. High heat also can damage water-soluble B vitamins, she said. (The Daily Reflector)

    The Comedy of Global Warming  Apr 9, 2008
    Wrote Peden "Dr. William F. Green, Senior Project Chemist and a member of the Australian Academy of Sciences, revealed the results of an 8-year study on dental health associated with high natural fruit consumption in children at the annual meeting of the Australian Dental Association in Sydney on March 13, 2008. The problem, says Green, is that the increasing world temperatures have significantly changed the ratio between two types of sugar associated with common fruits: Fructose and Galactose.... (Newsmax)

    In defense of the unemployed(s)  Apr 3, 2008
    My second option -- on the off-chance that politicians have finally gotten smart (very, very doubtful) -- is to create a blog of "What Jewish People Like." This will include dreidels, lactose intolerance, eating chocolate during Lent and psychotherapy. If I don't get a book deal from my sex scandal I will almost certainly get one from my blog. (The Cavalier Daily, VA)

    Hemp Bliss: Review  Mar 30, 2008
    Manitoba Harvest's New Hemp Beverage. Cannabis' cousin is the newest health food. (Suite101.com)

    Mobile phone inventor dreams of human embeds  Mar 29, 2008
    Ah, but Lactose - what REALLY happens is that baker C's goods attain a much higher profile than might otherwise be the case ... Here's a better one lactose: Copywrite infringement. (The Age, Australia -- Technology)

    Lifeway Foods Launches Starfruit, New 'Kefir Boutique' Cafe Selling Frozen Kefir & Kefir Smoothies  Mar 28, 2008
    Those benefits include 10 live and active probiotic cultures that have been shown in various studies to enhance the immune system, fight fatigue, promote gastrointestinal health, aid in vitamin and mineral absorption, and ease lactose intolerance. Yogurt has a similar taste and texture to kefir but many of these frozen yogurt style shops do not use a real live and active product and contain only two or three of these cultures if any. (PR Newswire)

    African Americans at Risk for Low Calcium Intake - New Survey Finds Those Experiencing Symptoms of Lactose Intolerance May be Sidelining Dairy in Their Diets  Mar 28, 2008
    Celebrity chef and restaurateur Delilah Winder joins LACTAID(R) Milk, the nation's #1 lactose-free milk brand, to help educate lactose intolerance sufferers about easy solutions for their symptoms that won't leave them at risk for inadequate calcium intake ... Addition of lactose-free milk like LACTAID(R) Milk increases calcium and vitamin D intake FORT WASHINGTON, Pa ... However, those who are lactose intolerant suffer uncomfortable side effects when consuming dairy products. (PR Newswire)

    Eat Your Germs  Mar 28, 2008
    Plain yogurt remains the best product for added bacteria because it has three things the bugs absolutely love: lactose (or naturally occurring sugar), fat and water. Another food out there with both sugar and fat is chocolate, and you guessed it the company Attune already has a probiotic chocolate bar. (Time.com)

    Parents look to gluten and casein-free diets to treat autism  Mar 20, 2008
    Gluten-free, casein-free, lactose-free and other such diets are relatively new forms of treatments ... Now a celiac diagnosis is more common, as are lactose intolerance and food allergy diagnoses -- witness the peanut-butter ban in many schools due to the increasingly common peanut allergy. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)

    Gene Hunters Fine-tune Marker For Common Obesity Gene  Mar 16, 2008
    15, 2002) UCLA and Finnish researchers have identified a genetic mutation for lactose intolerance, a painful digestive condition that afflicts some 30 million to 50 million North Americans, 75 percent of. (Oct. (Science Daily)

    Viagra bought online 'often fake'  Mar 15, 2008
    Dr Wilson explained: "A counterfeit tablet may contain lactose as an ingredient in the bulk tablet, whereas the authentic tablet does not. "NIR spectroscopy could only show that the tablet is different, while NIR microscopy could actually identify the likely presence of lactose. " Many of the samples tested contained less of the active ingredient sildenafil than authentic Viagra. They also contained different components from the bona fide Viagra. Dr Wilson said: "We don't know that 'wrong'... (Yahoo News -- Men's Health)

    FDA standards for generics are questioned  Mar 15, 2008
    One version of a drug might use lactose or sugar as an inactive ingredient; another might not. But incidental ingredients like these can affect the way patients dissolve and metabolize a drug's active ingredient -- faster or slower. (Los Angeles Times)

    5 good reasons for going on hormones  Mar 8, 2008
    Women are at high risk for osteoporosis if they're thin, have a family history of osteoporosis, are lactose intolerant or smoke. 5. (CNN -- Health)

    Managing Your Holstein Beef Calves Successfully  Mar 7, 2008
    It should also have energy and fat from lard, lactose or tallow. Low quality protein sources include modified wheat proteins, soy proteins, spray-dried whole egg proteins, and fish, blood and meat soluble proteins. (Agri-View, WI)

    Take Cooking Light's nutrition quiz  Mar 6, 2008
    For example, in individuals with lactose intolerance, the body is unable to break down lactose, a sugar found in milk. In those with gluten allergies, the immune system mistakenly identifies gluten, a protein found in wheat, as a hostile invader. (CNN)

    Filling a niche with la crme’ (54)  Mar 3, 2008
    The product is low glycemic, dairy and lactose free, soy free, cholesterol free, gluten free and has no hydrogenated oils or trans fats. In fact, she said, the product can be eaten by pretty much anyone except for people who have allergies to nuts. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)

    Got milk beer?  Feb 20, 2008
    "Milk" in milk stout refers to lactose, an un-fermentable sugar derived from milk, added for sweetness and body during brewing. According to my copy of Michael Jackson s (not that Michael Jackson. (Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)

    post a comment »  Feb 16, 2008
    On average, lactose intolerance increases with age, which simply should not happen if milk was a natural product to be consumed. After all, humans are the only living creatures that still consume milk as an adult. (International Herald Tribune)

    Advice for a single guy  Feb 14, 2008
    complextion too I m lactose intolerate. oh and my skin is already clear. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Living)

    Facts: Irritable bowel syndrome  Feb 10, 2008
    Diagnosis: Doctors look for specific symptoms and often use a blood test, barium X-ray, colonoscopy or other medical tests to make sure other health problems parasites, gastrointestinal infections, food allergies, lactose intolerance and Coeliac disease aren t causing the problem. 5. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)

    Can Yogurt Really Boost Your Health?  Jan 25, 2008
    This can be a problem for diabetics (especially those who enjoy unflavoured yogurt, as I do) and can also cause grief to the lactose intolerant. The thickeners added can also make it difficult to use yogurt in cooking, as they can cause the finished dish to be overly thick or even mucilaginous. (New York Times)

    The new yogurt culture  Jan 24, 2008
    These can be good for many people who can't digest cow's milk, whether because of lactose intolerance or, in some cases, milk allergies. You'll find brands from around the world. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    Fearless foragers  Jan 19, 2008
    Other words for sugar: honey, corn syrup, malt, golden syrup, glucose, disaccharides, monosaccharides, fructose, sucrose, lactose, maltose, dextrose, molasses, mannitol, sorbitol, xylitol ... the most fibre and the least sugar per 100 grams (not all sugar in a food is added -in products containing fruit or milk, some sugar may be due to the naturally occurring sugar in fruit, fructose, or milk, lactose). (Sydney Morning Herald)

    The tasty way to pump up your diet  Jan 17, 2008
    Probiotic bacteria have been shown to boost the immune system, prevent allergies and improve lactose intolerance; they may also help guard against inflammatory bowel disease and colon cancer. Unlike yogurt, kefir contains kefiran, a compound shown to have some medicinal properties. (Globe and Mail)

    Eating Healthy, Hardy And Heartily  Jan 6, 2008
    Almond Milk: Unlike animal milk, almond milk contains no cholesterol or lactose and can be used as a substitute for animal milk in many recipes. RECIPES. (CBS News)

    Ways To Reduce Gassiness: Certain Foods May Cause Gas  Jan 5, 2008
    Dairy products: The sugar lactose in dairy foods is a common cause of gas ... 25, 1998) Many people who claim to be lactose intolerant really aren't, says Dennis Savaiano, dean of Purdue University's School of Consumer and Family Sciences. (Science Daily)

    Medical Myths Even Doctors Believe  Dec 27, 2007
    Dairy products probably don t merit their own food group (the food groups pyramid was a marketing campaign created by the dairy industry), but there is no harm, and much good, in consuming them unless you are lactose intolerant. 9. (New York Times)

    The continuing of human evolution  Dec 17, 2007
    One was the spread of LCT, a gene that allows us to digest lactose, a sugar in milk, beyond our childhood years. In China and Africa, few people have the gene, but in Sweden and Denmark it has become almost ubiquitous in the past 10,000 years. (Hindu)

    Does your pet need a supplement?  Dec 12, 2007
    For example, a supplement might include lactose, which some cats and dogs can't tolerate. It's a good idea to consult your veterinarian first to discuss how the supplements may react with any medications the pet is taking. (CNN)

    Do you feel more evolved?  Dec 12, 2007
    For example, a mutation that allows the body to digest lactose gained ground in Europe, while resistance to malaria took hold in Africa. "Genes are evolving fast in Europe, Asia and Africa, but almost all of these are unique to their continent of origin," Dr. Harpending said. (Globe and Mail)

    Are Humans Evolving Faster?  Dec 11, 2007
    He now is studying if the mutation that allowed lactose tolerance spurred some of history's great population expansions, including when speakers of Indo-European languages settled all the way from northwest India and central Asia through Persia and across Europe 4,000 to 5,000 years ago. He suspects milk drinking gave lactose-tolerant Indo-European speakers more energy, allowing them to conquer a large area. (Science Daily)

    Humans still evolving, and quickly  Dec 11, 2007
    Though children were able to drink milk, they typically developed lactose intolerance as they grew up. But after cattle and goats were domesticated in Europe and yaks and mares were domesticated in Asia, adults with a mutation that allowed them to digest milk had a nutritional advantage over those without. (Los Angeles Times)

    New Fuel Cell Powered With Glucose From Biomass  Nov 30, 2007
    Renewable biomass resources include starch, cellulose, sucrose, and lactose. These complex sugar molecules can be readily converted to the much simpler glucose molecule with little energy cost through fermentation processes. (Science Daily)

    Acidophilus Benefits  Nov 28, 2007
    In addition to this protective role, bacteria help in production of niacin, folic acid and B vitamins, and enzymes, such as the lactase needed to digest lactose in milk and dairy products. Acidophilus also assists in the production of niacin, folic acid and B vitamins during the digestive process. (Suite101.com)

    Simply cereal a new food-store trend  Nov 28, 2007
    Milk comes in skim, lactose free, 10 percent non-fat, low fat ultra. The restaurant goes through about 30 gallons a week. (Seacoast New Hampshire)

    Food Intolerance  Nov 24, 2007
    Lactose, the main sugar in diary products, is broken down in the small intestine by the enzyme lactase. Many older children and adults lack adequate lactase, resulting in incomplete digestion of ingested milk sugar. (Suite101.com)

    Dr Daisy Pet Vet  Nov 24, 2007
    Diagnose 30 animals with unique and humorous maladies including chickens with chicken pox, bald eagles with pattern feather loss, lactose intolerant cows, and flamingos with pink eye. Tons of diagnostic devices, medical equipment, clinic contraptions, and crazy cures. (USA Today -- Tech)

    Food Allergies vs Food Intolerance  Nov 22, 2007
    e. lactose intolerance) will suffer more severe symptoms when ingesting larger amounts of dairy ... Lactose (dairy) intolerance is the most common form of food intolerance, with estimates of affected adults ranging up to 75%, according to. (Suite101.com)

    Mountain View startup offers DNA scans online  Nov 21, 2007
    -- Lactose intolerance. -- Athletic ability. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    Wind back in her sails  Nov 18, 2007
    Dairy products and anything high in fibre or lactose provide a ticket to pain, and she still tires easily. Her psychological recovery took the form of a return to Qingdao. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Sport)

    Yogurt Can Help Boost Immune System  Nov 17, 2007
    It could also help lessen lactose intolerance. But it might not help cure irritable bowel syndrome. (CBS 4, CO)

    Cows Milk vs. Goats Milk  Nov 7, 2007
    Cows Milk vs. Goats Milk: Dairy Allergies, Lactose Intolerance, Mucus, Acidity, and Hormones ... Dairy Allergies, Lactose Intolerance, Mucus, Acidity, and Hormones ... Many people only become lactose-intolerant as teens or adults, when the enzymes to digest any kind of milk stop being produced by the human digestive system. (Suite101.com)

    Body clock adjusts to time change  Nov 6, 2007
    Eat or drink milk products, which have moderate amounts of carbohydrate in the form of lactose, which raises our serotonin levels and causes us to feel sleepy. Remove that glowing clock dial from sight; it will only cause more anxiety. (Rapid City Journal, SD)

    Say cheese, and enjoy a dairy meal  Nov 1, 2007
    For those who suffer from lactose intolerance, it's not necessary to skip the cheese completely. Aged cheeses like cheddar and Swiss contain hardly any lactose. (Auburn Citizen, NY)

    Want a healthy baby? Drink milk during pregnancy  Oct 29, 2007
    "This is an important finding because increasing numbers of women are restricting milk consumption during pregnancy believing that it will lower fat intake, minimise weight gain, treat self-diagnosed lactose intolerance or prevent their children from developing allergies," Koski said. "Although most nutrients in milk may be replaced from other foods or with supplements, vitamin D is found in few commonly consumed foods except for milk. "Mothers and health professionals need to understand that... (Hindustan Times)

    Vegetarian and Vegan Halloween  Oct 26, 2007
    Keep in mind that information on the Internet might refer to specific regions or countries only; for example, Smarties are a fruit-flavoured candies (and vegan) in the United States but in Canada they are chocolates, containing lactose and milk ingredients. Some natural colours and flavours are animal-derived. (Suite101.com)

    Actelion Ltd: Miglustat (Zavesca) Receives Negative Opinion From the European Committee For Medicinal Products For Human Use For Extension of Indication For Niemann Pick Type C  Oct 19, 2007
    In clinical practice, diarrhea has been observed to respond to diet modification (reduction of lactose and other carbohydrate intake), to taking Zavesca(r) away from meals, and/or to anti-diarrheal medication such as loperamide. In some patients, temporary dose reduction may be necessary. (Primezone Releases)

    Corticosteroids Judged Superior for Bell's Palsy  Oct 18, 2007
    They recruited patients within 72 hours of the onset of symptoms, and randomly assigned them to into one of four groups, each of whom received 10 days of treatment with two preparations--prednisolone at 25 mg twice plus lactose placebo, acyclovir at 400 mg five times daily plus placebo, prednisolone plus acyclovir, or two placebo capsule. The primary outcome was recovery of facial function, measured by the House-Brackmann scale. (MedPage Today)

    Probiotics May Protect Infants From Eczema  Oct 18, 2007
    The oligosaccharides used in the studies were a combination of galactose oligosaccharide and fructose oligosaccharide, said Sinn. In the studies that analyzed allergy as an outcome, the Galactose oligosaccharide was made from lactose and the Fructose oligosaccharide was made from chicory root [an herb], all of which are natural substances. (Newsmax)

    Milk packed full of healthy benefits  Oct 4, 2007
    While ten ounces of flavored milk contains about the same amount of sugar as 10 ounces of cola (32-34 grams), about half the sugar in flavored milk is naturally occurring lactose, whereas all of the sugar in soda is added sugar, and the soda provides no nutrients. Sweeteners add about 60 calories for 8 ounces, an amount that easily fits into the total diet for most adults and children. (Auburn Citizen, NY)

    5 healthy food trends worth following  Oct 4, 2007
    "For example, if you're lactose intolerant, you might find it difficult to meet your calcium quota," Stokes says. "Calcium-fortified juice eliminates that problem, especially if a glass is already part of your daily diet." Likewise, if you dislike seafood, you can obtain extra omega-3s from eggs or pasta. (CNN -- Health)

    Report: 12-Year-Old Boy Allergic to Almost Every Food  Oct 2, 2007
    Tyler Savage, of Earls Colne in Essex, becomes violently ill every time he eats food containing dairy products or wheat, gluten, eggs, lactose and soy. Tyler was first diagnosed with a rare condition at age 6 when even a morsel of food would cause him sickness and diarrhea. (Fox News)

    Got kefir? It's milk's alternative  Sep 29, 2007
    Kefir and its sibling, yogurt, are suitable for those suffering from lactose intolerance as the lactose is eaten by the precise bacteria the probiotics that give them their health-enhancing properties. Kefir distinguishes itself from yogurt in that it is traditionally made only from kefir grains which contain a complex mixture of both bacteria and yeasts. (Telluride Daily Planet, CO)

    Ingest Good Bacteria For Good Health  Sep 27, 2007
    But researchers are finding that the regular use of probiotics can mean fewer sick days, and can help people who are lactose intolerant. They have shown that it can treat irritable bowel syndrome, and even reduce stress. (Newsmax)

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