I am lactose intolerant and this causes me to go #2 alot. I have read that being lactose intolerant, my body is NOT absorbing important nutrients (such as calcium) if it is passing through my system so fast. With that said, is it also possible that my body is not absorbing the fat either? In other words, can drinking milk cause me to lose weight? If I were to eat fatty foods, followed by a big glass of milk, can this milk essentially "push" out all the other fatty foods, thus, being a fast way to lose weight? My stools are generally floaters, which suggests fat to me. True?
2007-02-21
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