Answers to commonly asked questions
		100%	What is the difference between food allergy and food intolerance? Do children usually have milk intolerance or milk allergy? Is wheat allergy the same as celiac disease? Are there allergy injections for food allergy? Is there any medication that can be taken to prevent food allergies? What is the difference between a prick skin test and a blood test or RAST test? Which test is better? The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAN)   USA
Your comments			I think that children usually have milk tolerance because they cannot digest protein of the milk perfectly. I think skin prick test is better than RAST test because it is more specific result, I mean it can show the specific allergen for someone. From: Chi Chi

			Calcium: Life without Cow's Milk
		0%	Recommended Daily Amounts (RDA) Other Sources of Calcium No Cow's Milk for me Thanks!   United Kingdom
Your comments			Your information is now inaccurate - many studies now show that population with very low intake of cows milk have the best rates of bone density in the world - they are NOT getting their calcium in the way the people of USA and New Zealand are...and look how much oestoporosis occurs in USA and NZ. Refer to the recent China study for confirmation that high dairy diets are not recommended now for good bone density. A diet rich in Legumes, green vegetables, fruit and plenty of exercise (some moderate but regular exposure to sunlight)build the best bones in the world. Rom: Jenny Rielly

			Carper's SuperGuide to Dairy Products
		97%	This SuperGuide to Dairy give you the details on just about every type of milk product in the known universe, including lactose percentages for every type. What is whey, what is casein, concentrated milk, etc. Steve Carper's Lactose Intolerance Clearing House   USA
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			Cooking Lactose-Free
		0%	A list of recipes. Kirsten's Non-Dairy 100% Lactose-free Web Page   USA
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			Cooking Lactose-Free
		0%	list of lactose-free cook books, links to other sites Kirsten's Non-Dairy 100% Lactose-free Web Page   USA
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			Cooking Lactose-Free
		0%	So, what does all this mean to those of us who are lactose intolerant? Hidden Lactose Foods you can eat and cannot eat Kirsten's Non-Dairy 100% Lactose-free Web Page   USA
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			Coping with Lactose Intolerance
		60%	There's good news for people who like milk but think milk doesn't like them. According to a recent study, adults who believe they are lactose intolerant may actually be able to stomach eight ounces of milk a day with meals without ill effects. Defining Lactose Intolerance, Testing Tolerance, Keeping Calcium in the Diet Allergies.About.com   USA
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			Crohn's disease and milk - Research
		0%	There are many millions of people who must be cautious about consuming milk and milk by-products. For this group, there are four principle reasons for their caution: Lactose Maldigestion Milk Allergy Casein Intolerance Villous Atrophy. A good introduction www.GFlinks.com - The Gluten-Free Page   USA
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			Dairy Facts
		0%	If you want to live a symptom-free life even with LI, you have to know everything about milk. It doesn't matter whether you consider milk an evil to be avoided or a delicious nutrient bath that you want as much of as possible; your Milk Quotient is the most important number in your life. This SuperGuide to Dairy give you the details on just about every type of milk product in the known universe, including lactose percentages for every type. Steve Carper's Lactose Intolerance Clearing House   USA
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			Dairy or Nondairy? The Experts Speak
		90%	What is Lactate, Lactylate, Lactalbumin, Caseinate, Casein, Calcium Stearoyl-2 Lactylate, and a pile of others! This page describes the various forms. Steve Carper's Lactose Intolerance Clearing House   USA
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