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Lactase is an enzyme found in the small intestines¹ that is essential for the digestion of lactose in milk.²

Fast Facts:

• -- Can also be produced from yeast fungi ³
• -- Lactase is easily digestible ⁴
• -- Also comes in pill, drop, and capsule forms ⁵

Top Resources on Lactase

• Wikipedia: Lactase
• Wolters Kluwer Health (via Drugs.com): Lactase Chewable Tablets
• Healthnotes (via Revolution Health): Lactase: Where Is It Found
• About.com: Lactase Definition
• Wishard (via Krames Online): What Side Effects May I Notice From Receiving Lactase?
• Vitamin Supplements Guide: Lactase
• Vitabase (via NutraSanus): Benefits Of Lactase

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GuideWisdom and Fast Facts References

1. ↑ Healthnotes (via Revolution Health): Lactase Introduction
2. ↑ Wikipedia: Lactase
3. ↑ Vitamin Supplements Guide: Lactase
4. ↑ Maxilact: Benefits Of Lactase
5. ↑ Blue Shield of California : Lactase

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