Dairyfree Articles
		0%	Articles from medical journals and consumer magazines. No Cow's Milk for me Thanks!   United Kingdom
Your comments

			Got gas? It could be Lactose Intolerance
		0%	Very good and indepth article. What is Lactose Intolerance?, Who gets LI, and why?, What are the symptoms of LI?, What does LI have to do with Inflammatory Bowel Disease?, How is LI diagnosed?, How about treatments? Allergies.About.com   USA
Your comments

			How can I overcome lactose intolerance? - Lactase Supplements
		0%	What to do if you are lactose intolerant. Kirsten's Non-Dairy 100% Lactose-free Web Page   USA
Your comments

			Is It Milk Allergy or Lactose Intolerance? - AAAI Advocate
		0%	A good overview of these two conditions, diagnosis and treatment. Dr Stanley Goldstein American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
Your comments

			Lactase! What? Where? How Many? How Much? Which? When? Why?
		0%	A great site for lactose intolerance: What is lactose, how much can you take, what treatments are effective, and more. Steve Carper's Lactose Intolerance Clearing House   USA
Your comments

			Lactose Intolerance
		0%	This information is from the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse (NDDIC) Healthtouch Online   USA
Your comments

			Lactose Intolerance
		67%	What is lactose intolerance? What is lactose-free milk? Teach Nutrition   Canada.
Your comments

			Lactose Intolerance
		0%	The area in the intestines where lactase, the enzyme needed to break down lactose, is produced is called the brush border. It is at the ends of the microvilli. It is only one cell deep. As most people age, their ability to produce lactase decreases. Sometimes it decreases to the point where you are unable to deal with all of the lactose that you ingest. An introduction. Ellen Eagan www.NoMilk.com - The No Milk Page   USA
Your comments

			Lactose Intolerance
		0%	The area in the intestines where lactase, the enzyme needed to break down lactose, is produced is called the brush border. It is at the ends of the microvilli. It is only one cell deep. As most people age, their ability to produce lactase decreases. Sometimes it decreases to the point where you are unable to deal with all of the lactose that you ingest. A good introduction. Ellen Eagan www.GFlinks.com - The Gluten-Free Page   USA
Your comments

			Lactose Intolerance - Questions and Answers
		0%	A brief section for questions and answers with special reference to the Dairy Care product. Dairy Care   USA
Your comments

	This icon indicates the target audience
	This grades the article - click to view the article
	This indicates an organization type - click for its details.
	Click to vote for this article

Primarily for:	Site Owner:	Content Rating:
Health Professionals Teens Kids	Professional Organization Commercial Organization Professional's Personal Site Layperson's site Layperson Organization	Position Statement Excellent Good Moderate Acceptable Poor No Grading Given
Symbol Explanation