Lactaid is a brand of lactose-free milk. Lactose intolerance derives from the fact that some people don't produce enough lacatase, an enzyme that breaks lactose down. \\http://www.dairyease.com/yourhealth/lactose_intolerance.html
A cow that is lactose intolerant. Every time the cow gets milked it gets the same symptoms as a human who is lactose intolerant.
Lactaid milk is milk that has had the lactose, milk sugar, removed. Some people cannot digest lactose so they have to drink milk without lactose if they want to drink milk.
The Lactaid company now makes lactose-free ice cream in several flavors.
Drinking lactaid milk should not typically cause side effects in individuals who are lactose intolerant since it is lactose-free. However, some individuals may have an intolerance or sensitivity to specific ingredients in lactaid milk, such as additives or proteins. It is best to consult with a healthcare provider if you experience any unusual symptoms after consuming lactaid milk.
The enzyme that breaks down lactose (milk sugar) is called lactase, and a deficiency can prevent the body from digesting lactose.The Lactaid supplements provide lactase. However the Lactaid brand dairy foods have already been processed to break down the lactose sugar, and do not provide the enzyme.
It helps with lactose intolerance because contains the enzyme Lactase which if you are Lactose intolerant you body doesn't produce this enzyme and the enzyme lactase in Lactaid pills breaks down the milk sugar(Lactose) making it easier for your body to digest dairy foods. Taken off of my box of Lactaid
It is an artificial enzyme which takes the place of lactase. It acts as a catalyst by lowering the activation energy of the reaction in which lactose is broken down. This speeds up the metabolism of lactose.
A person with lactose intolerance can use non-dairy creamers in their coffee. If that seems unsatisfactory you can also try lactaid artificial milk with your coffee.
I'm not sure if there is a specific diet for both of these problems. I would suggest talking to your actual doctor, because lying is very easy on the internet. Personally I just take lactaid to combat my lactose intolerance. Lactaid is what your body is supposed to be producing to break down lactose. As far as the anemia goes, I can't really help because I'm just now looking into diets to help with it.
Rather than asking here, check out Lactaid's website. It is *not* dairy free, it is still milk, it simply contains the necessary enzymes to break down lactose that individuals may be unable to make themselves.
The best answer is to use alternatives to cow milk - such as soy milk or rice milk. Also, most people with lactose intolerance can eat yogurt.
There are alterations that you can make to your current diet to make lactose intollerance more tolerable. For example, you can consumer dairy in small quantities, drink milk with you meals, and take lactaid to treat any symptoms.