seroco
23-11-2009, 05:05 PM
Hi
Just found this site seems to have some good advice. My wife has been Alergic to Dairy (Lactose Intolerent) must be 25 years now.It started with not being able to finish a meal without going to the loo.then advancing to a form of Epilectic fit every time she would have any, no matter how small amounts of Cassein, Casseinates.Lactose.Whey (Dairy products).It was difficult at the start to shop. Safeways being the first that I found to mark there own products Dairy Free. But now it is not to bad just need to keep an eye out that if you have brought it before and the packing has changed so may have the ingredients. I expect 95% of items in our household is dairy free. just a bit more expensive. My wife now can eat the same as anyone else most of the time.You do have to make sure medication is ok as they use Lactose as a binding agent. So if you have just found out you are Lactose Intolerent (Dairy Free) dont despair there is plenty out there for you.:)
Just found this site seems to have some good advice. My wife has been Alergic to Dairy (Lactose Intolerent) must be 25 years now.It started with not being able to finish a meal without going to the loo.then advancing to a form of Epilectic fit every time she would have any, no matter how small amounts of Cassein, Casseinates.Lactose.Whey (Dairy products).It was difficult at the start to shop. Safeways being the first that I found to mark there own products Dairy Free. But now it is not to bad just need to keep an eye out that if you have brought it before and the packing has changed so may have the ingredients. I expect 95% of items in our household is dairy free. just a bit more expensive. My wife now can eat the same as anyone else most of the time.You do have to make sure medication is ok as they use Lactose as a binding agent. So if you have just found out you are Lactose Intolerent (Dairy Free) dont despair there is plenty out there for you.:)