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Once you become lactose intolerant, is there anything you can do to be able to process lactose again, without taking lactose pills?
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Lactose intolerant. : There’s currently no way to permanently correct the actual enzyme deficiency that causes lactose intolerance.
Answered 9/22/2017
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