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Several years ago, i stopped being able to digest dairy, and thought i became lactose intollerant. however, i can't digest loctose-free milk, or eggs.
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Avoid them: If your body says no, believe it ! Lactose intolerance is a simple enzyme deficiency which can be overcome by adding the enzyme. Your symptoms points to a food intolerance based otherwise, and may be allergy. (egg,milk) Neither are required for a normal life. You can replace the nutrients from either with other foods/fluids.
Answered 12/1/2017
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