1             Sixty-two women (31 with lactose maldigestion and 31 without) were studied in a double-bl

2         We evaluated the symptoms of lactose maldigestion and digestion when the diet was supplemente

3  fibro-inflammatory disease leading to pain, maldigestion, and pancreatic insufficiency.

4 ill not be tolerated by persons with lactose maldigestion (approximately 30% of the adult US populati

5          The symptoms resulting from lactose maldigestion are not a major impediment to the ingestion

6  reduction in the symptoms caused by lactose maldigestion is not the only benefit provided by yogurt

7  and rotavirus infections, secondary lactose maldigestion (LM) might be implicated.

8            Subjects with established lactose maldigestion (n = 24) were invited to be randomly assign

9                           Women with lactose maldigestion reported significantly increased flatus fre

10                                      Lactose maldigestion was established in 24 of 42 subjects (57%)