Examples of using Lactose in English and their translations into Hebrew
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An example of such a reaction occurs in children with lactose intolerance, which occurs because of a deficiency of the enzyme lactase, which normally breaks down the sugar lactose.
a large amount of milk sugar(lactose) arrives in the intestine all at once.
which contain very little lactose.
Because lactose lurks in foods you might not suspect,
Lactose intolerance means that your body's deficient in naturally occurring lactase,
cats stop making the enzyme lactose, which breaks down their mother's milk.
the patient is typically diagnosed as a lactose malabsorber.
Lactose overload happens when a baby consumes large amounts of lactose at one time and can't break it all down.
Though rare, it is possible for babies to be born with lactose intolerance due to a complete lack of lactase production.
a large load of milk sugar(lactose) arrives in the intestine all at once.
since not all dairy products contain lactose, which is what creates problems for people who are sensitive to it.
stopping by for a corporate board meeting on his way to a five-hundred-mile bike-a-thon to support the fight against lactose intolerance.
the content of lactose(milk sugar) decreases.
such as fructose, lactose, or stevia.
for increasing muscle mass, but it may not be ideal for someone with lactose intolerance or a milk allergy.
even eliminate dairy products to best manage symptoms of lactose intolerance.
This leads to a lack of an enzyme called lactase that is needed to help the body digest the milk sugar lactose.
as well as to people who suffer from lactose intolerance.
Some people are able to tolerate some lactose in their diet without any problems, whereas others experience symptoms after consuming food containing only a tiny amount of lactose.
But it also contained high quantities of lactose- a sugar which is difficult to process for many ancient and modern stomachs.