Does MRM Natural Whey (vanilla) contain lactose? I am extremely lactose intolerant.
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Most whey proteins do contain some lactose, but usually less than what's in milk. Since you're extremely lactose intolerant, you may try this brand: http://www.amazon.com/Lactose-Free-Whey-Protein-Isolate/dp/B004R0QFXA/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
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It says in the ingredients "calcium potassium from milk" but it doesn't say it actually contains milk. The front says it's suitable for those that are lactose intolerant.
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My son is lactose intolerant as well and we use coconut milk, which works great!
1958120
This supplement is great, yet expensive! Which is the reason I no longer use it. Unfortunately, I forget if its lactose free. Although, if you Google it you should have no problem finding your answer. Also, if you go onto Beach body website they have a live chat where a representative will answer your question quickly! I hope this helps you and good luck!
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I have added it to my yogurt smoothies with success. I am super lactose intolerant and can not seem to tolerate any dairy unless it has been treated first. I stirred in about 10 drop (a large container size) and waited a couple days before using it. I had to stir it a few times a day too because it is a lot thicker than say milk or cream.
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Despite its name, coconut milk is quite different from dairy milk. It's high in fat, but it's also cholesterol-free and rich in many nutrients. Because it's not derived from the milk of animals, coconut milk is lactose-free and can be a perfect alternative for people pursuing a lactose-free diet. SO YES! For me I can't have any dairy and coconut works great for me also Almond Milk :0)
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I don't actually know, but as a lactose-intolerant person, this creamer fits the bill for me and I've been drinking it for many, many years now with no ill effects from it. I've also turn my lactose-interant friends on it it, as well, and they also drink it. All it says on the individual cup-ettes label is that it contains "natural and artifical" flavors. Actually, I quite enjoy this product, and I decline to drink my morning cup of 'java' without it. I'm sure it's ingredients are probably printed somewhere, but I'm thinking it's a soy-based product. If you need more information, contact the manufacturer, (International Delight), on their customer service link at their website.
277906
Reading from the bottle's label: Lactose (milk), natural flavors acacia gum. Is this the information you were looking for?
701956
depends on how severe your lactose intolerance is. I'm moderately lactose intolerant and this protein powder is just fine.
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The packing says "it contains Dairy (milk) and soy (in trace amounts)". I am highly allergic to milk products and have taken this for 25 years without a problem. It has helped my Lactose intolerance issues. I hope this helps.
277056
Anti-lactose is called lactase. It sure worked for me when i used it with milk.
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Yes! Believe it is. I am lactose int. and these drinks don't bother me. My daughter put me on to,them for,that very reason.
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Lactose by definition is (always) from milk. There is a confusion about this listing because it says under the Product description that there is lactose. But in the picture it shows glucose, a different form of sugar that will not cause a negative reaction in someone with milk or lactose intolerance (or allergy).
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To the best of my knowledge. I have stopped using the Hunger Smart because they tend to upset my stomach. Boost Calorie Smart and Glucose control definitely are lactose free.
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I don't actually know, but as a lactose-intolerant person, this creamer fits the bill for me and I've been drinking it for many, many years now with no ill effects from it. I've also turn my lactose-interant friends on it it, as well, and they also drink it. All it says on the individual cup-ettes label is that it contains "natural and artifical" flavors. Actually, I quite enjoy this product, and I decline to drink my morning cup of 'java' without it. I'm sure it's ingredients are probably printed somewhere, but I'm thinking it's a soy-based product. If you need more information, contact the manufacturer, (International Delight), on their customer service link at their website. I don't actually know, but as a lactose-intolerant person, this creamer fits the bill for me and I've been drinking it for many, many years now with no ill effects from it. I've also turn my lactose-interant friends on it it, as well, and they also drink it. All it says on the individual cup-ettes label is that it contains "natural and artifical" flavors. Actually, I quite enjoy this product, and I decline to drink my morning cup of 'java' without it. I'm sure it's ingredients are probably printed somewhere, but I'm thinking it's a soy-based product. If you need more information,... » Read More I don't actually know, but as a lactose-intolerant person, this creamer fits the bill for me and I've been drinking it for many, many years now with no ill effects from it. I've also turn my lactose-interant friends on it it, as well, and they also drink it. All it says on the individual cup-ettes label is that it contains "natural and artifical" flavors. Actually, I quite enjoy this product, and I decline to drink my morning cup of 'java' without it. I'm sure it's ingredients are probably printed somewhere, but I'm thinking it's a soy-based product. If you need more information, contact the manufacturer, (International Delight), on their customer service link at their website. « Show Less
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I check their website and it says the inactive ingredients contains anhydrous lactose. the others are: carnauba wax, D&C yellow no. 10 aluminum lake, FD&C blue no. 1 aluminum lake, hypromellose, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, polyethylene glycol, pregelatinized starch. They also gave their number for questions or comments? 1-800-719-9260
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It contains sodium casienate, which is a milk derivative. They call it "lactose free" because it doesn't contain milk sugar, just the protein.