Source Naturals
Source Naturals Lactase Digest For Lactose Intolerance Digestive Enzyme Supplement 45 Vegetarian Capsules
Source Naturals Lactase Digest For Lactose Intolerance Digestive Enzyme Supplement 45 Vegetarian Capsules
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Materials and care
Materials and care
Lactase Enzyme (from Aspergillus oryzae), maltodextrin, hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (capsule), magnesium stearate, and silica.
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FAQ
Q1. Do lactase pills work for lactose intolerance?
Ans: Yes, lactase supplements work by providing the specific enzyme your body needs to break down lactose, the sugar found in dairy. Taking them right before consuming dairy helps digest the food properly and prevents symptoms like gas and bloating.
Q2. Is it bad to take lactase pills every day?
Ans: Lactase supplements are generally safe to take daily whenever you consume foods containing dairy. Because they are digestive enzymes rather than medications, they simply replenish what your digestive system is missing.
Q3. What are the side effects of taking lactase pills?
Ans: Lactase pills rarely cause side effects when used as directed. However, individuals with specific allergies should check the label carefully, as this particular formula contains wheat.
Q4. Is this Source Naturals Lactase Digest an authentic USA import available in India?
Ans: Yes, it is fully authentic. Rudra Retails directly sources this supplement from trusted suppliers in the United States, ensuring Indian consumers receive genuine, high quality imported wellness products.
Q5. Can I take these capsules after I have already eaten dairy?
Ans: For best results, it is highly recommended to take the capsules at the very beginning of your meal or snack. Taking them afterward may reduce their effectiveness since the lactose will have already entered your digestive tract.