Milk fat does not affect the symptoms of lactose intolerance

Article Abstract:

The symptoms of lactose intolerance are not affected by even a significant difference in the fat content of milk. For this reason, it does not seem to be justified to recommend full-fat milk products as part of the treatment of lactose intolerance. Lactose intolerant people are sensitive to a number of liquids and substances independent of lactose, and this could be why lactose-free milk produces as many symptoms as lactose containing milks.

Care and treatment, Lactose intolerance

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Evaluation of oro-coecal transit time: a comparison of the lactose-(13C, 15N)ureide 13CO2- and the lactulose H2-breath test in humans

Article Abstract:

Doubly-labelled lactose-(13C, 15N)ureide was synthesized to study the oro-coecal transit time (OCTT) in contrast to the conventional lactulose H2-breath test. Findings indicated that the use of the lactulose H2-breath test for studying OCTT revealed a statistically significant shortening of 1.18 hrs in comparison to the lactose-(13C)ureide 13CO2-breath test in healthy adults.

Breath tests

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Coffee, caffeine and blood pressure: a critical review

Article Abstract:

The effect of caffeine in coffee can have an adverse effect the blood pressure of people who drink large quantities of coffee, but this varies from person to person. Studies on this have so brought variable results. It is necessary for a great number of people to take part in extensive clinical trials.

Health aspects, Finland, Coffee (Beverage), Caffeine, Coffee

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