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Enzymedica Lacto Capsule

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Enzymedica Lacto in Pakistan

The dairy map: how much lactose is in your daily doodh, dahi and chai?

What Is Lactose Intolerance?

Lactose is the natural sugar in milk. To digest it, the small intestine makes an enzyme called lactase. Many adults make less lactase as they grow older, which is common in South Asia. When lactose is not fully digested, it can cause bloating, gas, stomach cramps or loose motions after dairy.

A lactase enzyme supplement, such as this one, provides the enzyme itself, which supports the digestion of lactose.

The Dairy Map

Approximate lactose in common Pakistani dairy foods. These are rough estimates, and they vary by brand and recipe.

FoodServingApprox. lactose
Milk (doodh)1 cupAbout 10 to 12 g
Chai with milk1 cupAbout 2 to 4 g
Dahi (yogurt)1 cupLower than milk, about 6 to 9 g, since fermentation breaks some down
Lassi1 glassVaries; sweet lassi made with milk can be higher
Kheer, rabri, kulfi, ice cream1 servingOften high, because they contain concentrated milk
Paneer100 gLow, usually a few grams or less
Aged cheese1 sliceVery low
Butter and ghee1 tablespoonTrace amounts

What this shows: many people tolerate dahi, paneer, ghee and butter better than plain milk, kheer or ice cream. Your own tolerance is personal, and it varies from person to person.

What Lactase Does

StatementStatus
Lactase is the enzyme that breaks lactose into glucose and galactoseWell established
A lactase supplement provides this enzymeAccurate
It supports the digestion of lactose in dairy foodsAccurate
It treats a milk allergy, or cures lactose intoleranceWe do not claim this

Lactose Intolerance Is Not a Milk Allergy

 Lactose intoleranceMilk allergy
CauseNot enough lactase enzymeThe immune system reacts to milk proteins
SymptomsBloating, gas, cramps, loose motionsHives, swelling, vomiting, wheezing, or a severe reaction
Does lactase help?It can support lactose digestionNo. It does nothing for a milk allergy

If you or your child may have a milk allergy, please see a doctor. Do not use a lactase supplement as a substitute for avoiding milk.

Ingredient Breakdown

IngredientAmount per serving
Lactase enzyme[activity units from label, e.g. ALU or FCC units]
Other ingredients[capsule shell, fillers and others; copy from label]

Format: [capsule, confirm]
Serving size: [as per label]
Servings per bottle: [confirm]

About the brand: [Add only details and certifications printed on your pack.]

About the units: enzyme strength is measured in activity units, and not in milligrams. Compare activity units, not weight, if you compare products.

How to Take It

  1. Take [serving as directed on the label] right before your first bite or sip of dairy, or with your first mouthfuls.
  2. If you eat a large dairy meal, such as kheer or ice cream, ask what the label says about taking an extra capsule during the meal.
  3. Keep a few capsules in your bag when eating out.
  4. You do not need it for lactose-free foods.

Tips for Dairy Lovers

TipWhy it helps
Try dahi, paneer and ghee if milk upsets youThey contain less lactose
Have dairy with a meal, not aloneSlows the pace
Choose smaller portions at firstYour tolerance may be higher than you think
Keep calcium in your dietIf you cut dairy, look at other calcium sources, such as sesame seeds, almonds and fish with soft bones

Do Not Self-Diagnose

Bloating and loose motions have many causes, including coeliac disease, irritable bowel syndrome, infections and other conditions. If symptoms are frequent, severe, or come with weight loss, blood in the stool or night-time symptoms, please see a doctor.

What to Expect

Lactase enzymes are generally well tolerated. Rarely, people notice stomach upset or an allergic reaction. Stop and consult a doctor if you feel unwell.

Who Should Speak to a Doctor First

  • Anyone with a milk allergy, or a child with suspected milk allergy
  • People with galactosemia
  • People with diabetes, since lactase turns lactose into glucose and galactose, so ask your doctor about your carbohydrate count
  • Pregnant or breastfeeding women
  • Anyone buying for a child

Storage

Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture, especially in Pakistan's hot months, since enzymes are sensitive to heat and humidity. Keep out of reach of children.

Why Buy From Us

  • Original Enzymedica product [add only what you can prove: sealed pack, batch number, expiry visible]
  • Delivery across Pakistan [add delivery time, and how you protect the product from heat in transit]

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Yes. You can order it from our store with delivery to cities across Pakistan.

The enzyme your body makes to digest lactose, the sugar in milk.

Many adults in South Asia make less lactase with age, so it is common. A doctor can confirm it.

Right before your first bite or sip of dairy, or as directed on the label.

No. A milk allergy is an immune reaction to milk proteins, and lactase does not help. See a doctor.

Dahi contains less lactose than milk, and many people tolerate it. Try it and see.

These can be high in lactose, so some people take a capsule before them. Follow your label.

No. It supports the digestion of lactose while the enzyme is active. We do not claim it cures anything.

Ask your doctor, since lactose is broken into glucose and galactose.

Only with a paediatrician's advice.

Ask your doctor first.

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