Lactase Drops

Key Benefits:

• Proven effective by lab testing to break down lactose
• More cost-effective than buying lactose-free products
• Use in all dairy products including breastmilk and infant formula

Are you, your baby or kids lactose intolerant? Do you get indigestion, bloating, or gas from dairy?

Do you want to make lactose-free-style milk products at home?

Lactase Dropsis an effective liquid lactase enzyme supplement. Add to dairy products, including breastmilk or infant formula to break down lactose. Enjoy dairy without the bloating, gas, stomach aches, and other symptoms of lactose intolerance or lactose overload.

Lactase Dropscontains the lactase enzyme. This natural enzyme breaks down lactose milk sugar into simpler sugars that are easier to digest. For those who experience symptoms of lactose intolerance, lactose overload, are lactose intolerant, or have lactase deficiency, usingLactase Dropscan life-changing.

While lactose intolerance is commonly understood, lactose overload is not. Many infants struggle with lactose overload which is extremely painful for baby – and parents as they cannot sleep or relax.

Regardless if you, or baby are struggling from lactose intolerance or lactose overload, its possible to support healthy lactose digestion by usingLactase Drops.

Lactase Dropshave been lab tested demonstrating effectiveness in breaking down the lactose in dairy products. Instead of avoiding dairy forever (or eating it and dealing with the discomfort), simply add the necessary amount to your milk, yogurt, cottage cheese, cream, ice cream, cheese, or any other dairy products.

Lactase Dropsare gluten-free, GMO-free, and hypoallergenic. The glass packaging is free of BPA and phthalates.

Key Ingredients In Lactase Drops

• Lactase: The enzyme that breaks down the lactose sugar in dairy

Suggested Use

Add 7 drops per pint of milk, refrigerate for 24 hours. If symptoms persist, refrigerate 48 hours or add more drops. Alternatively, add 7 drops directly to milk or dairy before consuming, or use as directed by your health care professional.

Suitable for

Bariatric, methyl sensitive, pregnancy, breastfeeding, vegetarian, vegan, ages 4 and up, infants

Delivery Method

Liquid

Age Suitability

Infants, Adults, ages 4 and Up

How to Store

Refrigerate after opening. Best if used within 60 days after opening. Keep out of reach of children.

Guidance from Dr. Lynch

Full-term infants are born with the ability to digest lactose. Premature infants do not have the ability yet but acquire it quickly. That said, despite having the ability to digest lactose, infants are commonly overloaded with lactose due to getting too much breastmilk too fast.

Symptoms of lactose intolerance are pretty obvious to many. Lactose overload, on the other hand, is hardly even known about. I was unfamiliar with it until a mother informed me about it.

Lactose intolerance is genetically caused in nearly 90% of adults in Asian, Hispanic, African and Native Americans populations. On the contrary, nearly 90% of Northern Europeans tend to tolerate lactose all throughout their adulthood.

If youre of Northern European descent and experiencing lactose intolerance, its more likely that your small intestine needs healing. The small intestine is where lactose digestion occurs so if this area is inflamed or injured, then the ability to digest lactose is greatly reduced. Crohns or Celiac disease are commonly associated with lactose intolerance.

Have a Leaky Gut? Learn how to support it by reading theLeaky Gut Guide.

The ways people use Lactase Drops vary tremendously. Here are some ways people have used it over the 10 years it has been around:

• Add directly to any liquid dairy product, shake and let sit for 24 to 48 hours.
• Add a few drops to infant formula or breast milk in a bottle, shake and then feed baby.
• Take the bottle with you when you go out to eat or a friends house and use it there. Testing shows that 24-48 hours is needed for the lactose to be neutralized.
• Want to cook using reduced lactose milk or cream? Add the Lactase Drops the night before to the liquid dairy product you are going to use. Shake and put into the fridge. Then, the next day, cook using that! All set!

Probiotics are known to support those with lactose intolerance by supporting healthy lactose digestion.

Specific strains, especially Bifidobacterium longum and Bifidobacterium lactis are researched to support lactose digestion. Lactobacillus acidophilus DDS-1 is also well known to digest lactose. Lactobacillus plantarum is moderately helpful.

You may find the bifidobacterium species inProBiota Bifidobacterium.

TheDigestive Enzymecapsules and chewables we have available also contain the lactase enzyme.