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As another linked article attests, this milk doesn’t do anything in regards to lactose. It instead is a milk that uses a less common (in the Western World) A2 t
by Moto7451 9y ago
As another linked article attests, this milk doesn’t do anything in regards to lactose. It instead is a milk that uses a less common (in the Western World) A2 type of Casein Protein instead of A1 type. There are various health claims about A2 and A1 that have nothing to do with lactose intolerance. Lactose is a sugar in milk, and casein the main protein component.
- DEFCON28 9y agoExactly. So if people claim that they are "lactose intolerant" and can drink A2 with no bad effect, they are not making much sense.
- jeffdavis 9y agoIt makes sense: they assumed they were lactose intolerant because they had digestive problems with milk; but then found out the problem is something else. That "something else" may be the A1 protein but they don't want to make assumptions too quickly this time.