foodreactions.org: Digestive enzyme for Lactose Intolerance

Digestive enzymes containing lactase:

This page provides the products containing lactase, the only medically proven product to treat lactose intolerance (LI).

Prolactazyme Forte is a very powerful product for LI allowing you to eat dairy peacefully. Use Lactase Enzyme liquid to make lactose free milk/shakes etc.

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Hint:

Take enzyme capsules 5 - 15 minutes before eating. You do not need to take more than one.

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Lactase Enzyme Liquid

Also recommended to treat Baby Colic. See the Baby Colic page for instructions.

Make up to 75 pints of milk and use as ordinary milk. Lactase enzyme helps to eliminate all symptoms associated with Lactose intolerance, such as cramps, bloating, flatulence etc. Ideal for children who love milk and recommended for babies who suffer from baby colic.

15ml bottle £10.05

Prolactazyme Forte Capsules

Designed specifically for the complete digestion of milk and its products. Ideal to persons suffering from LI and/or milk allergies. It helps to eliminate all symptoms associated with Lactose intolerance, such as cramps, bloating, flatulence etc.

30 Caps £06.85

60 Caps £13.30

90 Caps £19.70

Spectrumzyme Capsules

Spectrumzyme is a broad spectrum plant enzyme complex. It is a useful digestive support to help improve tolerance to wider variety of foods. It is very suitable for those with IBS, coeliac and general food intolerance.

60 Caps £15.50

90 Caps £20.65

Other products to consider:

A wide variety of probiotics - combine a probiotic with a digestive enzyme to help maintain a healthy digestive system, keeping it in perfect working order. Ideal if you suffer from symptoms associated with food and lactose intolerance. A choice for children as well.
Gluten digestive enzymes - a must for those who are gluten intolerant to avoid suffering nasty surprises when eating out.