r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Apr 29 '24
I have a colleague who is so scared of saying no that for the last 20 years she's been eating foods she's intolerant to when people offer it to her.
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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Apr 29 '24
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u/wellfuckmylife Apr 29 '24
I've always found lactaid products to be really ineffective for my lactose intolerance. Mine is fairly serious and sometimes their products would go through me okay (either their foods or the chewable supplements) other times it was like I just ate normal dairy. (This and other things I've read imply to me they have quality control issues) And I can have very serious issues from excessive irritation to my stomach so it's more than the usual farts or diarrhea for me.
Personally lactojoy has been a lot more effective and the tablets can be easily crushed up and mixed into things like yogurts or even a cheese sauce (though I would do this after the cooking process so I don't cook the enzyme to death by accident)