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<blockquote data-quote="badcat" data-source="post: 1549229"><p>Many years ago I was diagnosed as lactose intolerant, although that has reduced since I initially completely excluded milk etc and then used rotation diet ( not eating more than every 3 days)</p><p>When I was diagnosed I was told by the hospital team that yogurt, and particularly live yogurt, is fine if you are lactose intolerant because the bacteria used in making the yogurt feed on the lactose</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="badcat, post: 1549229"] Many years ago I was diagnosed as lactose intolerant, although that has reduced since I initially completely excluded milk etc and then used rotation diet ( not eating more than every 3 days) When I was diagnosed I was told by the hospital team that yogurt, and particularly live yogurt, is fine if you are lactose intolerant because the bacteria used in making the yogurt feed on the lactose [/QUOTE]
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