Lacteeze Childrens 100 chewable Tablets Strawberry by Gelda Scientific

A few weeks ago, we discovered that our three-year-old leaves lactose in the system. This unpleasant discovery was made over the course of a few weeks when a very picky toddler was eating milk, grilled cheese, and quesadillas. There was thankfully no confusion & it was pretty straightforward The milk that we ended up using had some lactose in it, so we replaced the regular dairy with lactose-free milk When I stopped receiving free products, I became less loose and more serious It smells bad.

I am sorry. There's no other way to put it. As a result, he basically only eats cheese products, which makes eating out difficult. I turned to Dr. Google for help with this issue, which led After purchasing a bottle (end up purchasing two bottles), I returned the other bottle for a refund. After giving it a try, I was impressed. I did not flush the toilet with rancid poop because my preschooler didn't blow up the toilet. This was a really amazing experience. His digestive system dislikes dairy products so we give him two pills before he eats any dairy product. He doesn't fight us and is used to the routine. He also screams for the pills in restaurants which earns us a few looks from time to time. A second time. The phrase "GIVE ME MY PILLS" isn't often heard in the mouth of an adorable child. (This is My heart melts for him, so it's only natural. *)

But at home, we still stick with lactose-free Although we enjoy getting free products, Lacteeze provides us with a sense of safety and fresh air while eating.

Avi Crosby

| Dec 20, 2020

During the 15 months we were caring for our second son we thought he had a bacterial infection. In the world of pregnancy, this was the same for me. I was terrified of it with my third child. His problem began around his fourth week of life, when he was born. Whenever I get home from work, I cry and scream. The child was unable to calm down and did not sleep for any period of time before waking up screaming As a breastfeeding mother, I was trying so hard to figure out what was making my breasts sore. I am also a registered nurse and I used to work in pediatrics, so I knew he didn't Having the kind of personality my stepfather has is just part of his personality, as he explained to me. I didn't accept it because I didn't think it was right. The feeling that something wasn't right filled me with dread. As I was reading about his symptoms, I noticed he had others as well. A ring of red around his bottom and greenish poo on his bottom are his signs of dehydration. My husband cut out dairy, caffeine, etc. (did the same for my second child) while that helped some, it did not resolve the issue as dramatically as it should have if that were the only issue. After reading about an imbalance between foremilk and hindmilk, I embarked on further research. Adding up all the details was a balancing act. There is not an insensitivity to lactose in this child, but they take in too much milk ( the part of it from the breast first and is full of sugar and lactose) too fast and his little body couldn't produce the enzyme to deal with it. Hence, he had terrible gas, belly pains and rashes etc. Oh and he was screamin' like a crazy person. Therefore, I read somewhere that lactaid drops may be helpful for you- We attempted to drop a certain amount of food into his mouth, but it was so hard when he was screaming and hungry, hitting his head against the floor. I found chewable tablets to be a solution to this problem! It stated that when you crush the tablets ( we crushed one fourth at a time) and mix them with water to make a paste before each feeding, you can spread the paste on his tongue. I read this (hard to find) but my husband spread this paste on his tongue before every feeding. The baby he used to be became a different one after one day. Basically, we are still alive because of this stuff. In addition, my daughter, who is 12 years old, was able to see that a happy baby could be and my husband and I were able to witness a happy and reassured The second baby we had in our new marriage had "colic"- we had only been married for one year So it was a trial that was tough. This pain for the second baby could also have been avoided if I had done something about it for the first baby. Since I feel like I could have come up with something better. My sincere hope is that someone will find this useful. There is nothing dramatic about it The experience was quite dramatic for us, and my wish is for doctors to start looking at other treatment options and not just the "standard" approach, or to accept what they find they are given. We don't have to suffer for our babies, and neither do we for our.

Clare Mejia

| Mar 04, 2021

In addition to ice cream, milk, yogurt, and other lactose products, my daughter was not able to eat any of our home-made Lacteeze was the solution I came up with after doing some research. We can use this. Despite its wide availability, it does not have the market cornered for lactose intolerance. There are plenty of other products as well, but it comes in kid-sized doses and tastes great. He was middle of the road when he said that the product wasn't made in the US and it was not on her approved products list. Made in Canada, that's for sure. You might want to look at one of the other products if you want something made in the US. Lacteeze, on the other hand, does what it is supposed to do.

Phoebe Banks

| Mar 07, 2021

Lactose intolerance was diagnosed in my son after he complained of stomach aches after eating dairy food and etc. Finding lactose-free foods while eating out can be challenging, especially if you live in a dairy-free district. It has been working well for him for the past 2 weeks, just 2 before a meal or snack. I would recommend trying them if you have a similar problem. As a safety precaution, we keep a bottle in the cars and carry one with us at all times. They seem to be a hit with him, as far as taste is concerned.

Chase Klein

| May 22, 2021

The fact that they help my grandson feel normal is something I appreciate. His stomach gets bloated, he has pain, he gets sick, and he gets accidents without them. There had been no problems when I took two little pills before I ate or drank milk products. Being able to eat the same foods as his brothers is helpful for him. It is very important for children to have a sense of self-worth. In addition, it is a relief for grandmas who do not have to prepare extra meals since only one has lactose intolerance. Thanks for sharing!.

Barrett Levy

| Nov 15, 2020

The size is larger i purchased them for my niece, who is 19 months old and has an allergy to milk she loves them. Her acid reflux is caused by drinking milk, which makes her bloated and nauseated. Having a lot of burps, etc. She has found that these have been extremely helpful. As far as I can tell, it does I gave it 4 stars because the tablets are slightly bigger than I would have liked to have and they are also relatively hard to handle. The size is about the equivalent of a Keeping an eye on her when she receives it is definitely a must, as we don't want her to choke on it. I would not feel comfortable giving her one and walking away without making sure she chews it up all. She does very well with them and hasn't gotten choked on them. In addition, her teeth turn pink while the treatment is going on, but it only lasts for a short while. There are pros and cons to the effectiveness, but the pros In my opinion, this product is definitely recommended to alleviate the sensitivity to milk in children.

Levi Ortiz

| May 20, 2021

There is a reasonable amount of flavor in the tablet and it is easy to chew. My stomach now feels better after I take two tablets, and I can enjoy a small cup of yogurt (110g). If I want to eat a small piece of chocolate, I will have a lacteeze with it. There is no longer any discomfort or pain in my stomach (dodenum). It used to happen to me that I had pimples on my chin the next day of eating a chocolate bar. It seems that the problem is now resolved. Hopefully I can find out if three tablets are enough to digest milk or ice cream and will report back with my findings.

Raegan Hanna

| Jul 28, 2021