Food Allergies Treatment

Question by Raia: Anyone who’s lactose intolerant or just doesn’t drink milk?
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Anyone who’s lactose intolerant or has a milk allergy?
I just found out that I am allergic to milk. I was about eat a few tater tots until I read something that says partially hydrogenated vegetable oil in the ingredients. Does that ingredient have some type of dairy or lactose in it?

Thanks

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Answer by Gregor
nope, i love tater tots and im lactose intolerant.

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Question by MatthewG: Lactose intolerant people suffer diarrhea when they drink milk because?
a osmosis
b toxicity of milk protiens to them
c- milk allergies
d all of the above

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Answer by Vera Z
B
lactose intolerant people are not able to digest sugars that are in the milk.

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Question by Raia: Anyone who’s lactose intolerant or has a milk allergy?
I just found out that I am allergic to milk. I was about eat a few tater tots until I read something that says partially hydrogenated vegetable oil in the ingredients. Does that ingredient have some type of lactose in it?

Thanks

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Answer by Mr. Dent
no…

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Question by pat s: allergic to wheat and glutose intolerant?
any suggestions on what suppliment to take to make me feel better when there is a wheat allergy and glutose intoleraence

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Answer by ?
Thats called celiacs desease. You need to look it up online. There should be some lists of foods you can have and can NOT have. I have a friend that has this and she is limited to what she can eat. Id look up celiacsdesease.com

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Question by toydesign: what is the difference between a wheat allergy and a gluten allergy (gluten intolerant)? Which is Celiacs?

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Answer by mysticduder
celiac dis. is a gluten intolerance. I guess you could be allergic to another protein in wheat other than gluten.

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