Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Dr. Rajan's Tips for Less Lactose Intolerance
Many people get stomach problems from dairy.
Dr. Rajan, a health expert, suggests two ways to feel better.
First, have a little dairy each day, slowly increasing the amount.
This helps your body get used to it.
Second, eat foods like kefir, which have helpful bugs that help break down dairy.
These foods have less lactose and give your gut good bacteria to help with digestion.
Doing these things can help you enjoy dairy more easily.
Many people experience lactose intolerance when consuming dairy products.
Dr. Rajan suggests gradual lactose exposure to train the gut microbiome.
Gradual exposure may help the body build enzymes to digest lactose.
Consuming fermented foods like kefir can increase lactose tolerance.
Fermented foods contain microbes with lactase enzymes.
- Who
- Dr. Rajan, a health content creator.
- What
- Methods to reduce lactose intolerance.
- When
- Information presented in a recent video.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To help people better tolerate lactose and reduce digestive issues.
- Expert
- Dr. Rajan, NHS surgeon
- Issue
- Lactose Intolerance
- Method 1
- Gradual lactose exposure
- Method 2
- Consume fermented food like Kefir
- Daily Lactose Intake (suggested)
- Up to 12 grams