Food & Drink

Lactose Intolerance

Food & Drink

Posted by: Sparkle

21st Aug 2013 05:26pm

I've just found out I'm lactose intolerant (after years of symptoms it's great to finally find out what is wrong). It means though that I have to stop buying dairy products - does anyone else have this problem and does it affect your lifestyle?

annie
  • 24th Nov 2013 08:28am

Hi my daughter last year was diagnosed with cealiac diseas a intolerance to wheat and has had to adjust her diet to go on a glutin free diet.when we go shopping now we have to check the labels and make sure things are wheat free.It has been hard at first adjusting to this new way but it has made her feel better in herself so maybe after you start your lactose free diet you will feel better too


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