The Cheeses Lowest In Lactose Best For Lactose Intolerance
According to nutrition consultant and natural chef, Karyn Forsyth Duggan, M.S., BBS, not only is lactose intolerance “no fun!” but “it’s estimated2 that up to 75% of the world’s population have and/or will develop hypolactasia,” a specific term for lactose intolerance that indicates a deficiency of the enzyme lactase in the intestines. “Adverse reactions to foods encompass both food allergies and food intolerances,” she adds. “Lactose intolerance doesn’t actually involve the immune system; instead it’s the result of the body’s inability to digest/absorb/metabolize a food or a component of the food....