Is it true that the number of people that cannot digest lactose is increasing?
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FrieslandCampina Belgium
“No, it is not, although it may seem that way. Lactose intolerance complaints are quite general and are sometimes confused with symptoms of other disorders like irritable bowel syndrome or cow’s milk allergy. Also, many people self-diagnose lactose intolerance which causes an over-estimation.”
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