A BREAKTHROUGH IN MICROBIOME SCIENCE
Who knew that tiny bacteria, invisible to the naked eye, could be so powerful?
HOW IT WORKS?
Bactose® features a novel strain of Lactobacillus acidophilus (BL21A™). Bactose does not contain lactase enzymes, it uses beneficial bacteria to support lactose digestion as part of a monthly routine.* Bactose® is designed to support comfortable dairy consumption.* Taken for only 7 days, Bactose® is designed for continued dairy enjoyment beyond the 7-day course.* Bactose™ is part of a new class of targeted probiotics that act like little factories in the gut, or what we call Bactories™ (Bacteria + Factories). Take one capsule twice daily for 7 days. Repeat monthly.
Taken for 7 days
Take one Bactose® capsule twice a day for 7 days, repeat monthly. Our package is designed to make it easier for you to stay on track*
Bactose gets to work
Our BL21A™ probiotics are beneficial bacteria designed to support lactose digestion*
Lactase enzymes
Lactase breaks down lactose into two simple sugars, glucose and galactose, which your body can then absorb.
Ongoing Support
One pack of Bactose® is designed for continued dairy enjoyment beyond the 7 day course* Results may vary.
AS WE GET OLDER
In infancy, mammals have a high level of lactase activity in the lining of the upper intestinal tract, because they depend on lactose as the primary carbohydrate in their diet of mother’s milk.
However, in humans, the lactase expression is diminished by about 90% between ages two and five. This condition is called primary lactase deficiency. Many Northern Europeans, some Western Europeans, some Mediterranean’s, and their descendants carry a mutation that prevents this natural decrease in lactase production. These individuals are able to consume milk as adults. However, large portions of the world population (68% globally), such as Southern Europeans, East Asians, and Sub-Saharan Africans have primary lactase deficiency.
OTHER WAYS LACTOSE INTOLERANCE FORMS
Secondary lactase deficiency results from injury or disease of the Small intestine. For example, celiac disease, inflammatory bowel syndrome (IBS) and Crohn’s disease are often accompanied by lactase deficiency.
WHAT IS LACTOSE AND HOW IS IT DIGESTED?
Lactose is a sugar found in milk and dairy products. It's made up of two simpler sugars, glucose and galactose, linked together by a chemical bond.
In the small intestine, an enzyme called lactase (also known as β-galactosidase) breaks lactose apart into these two sugars, which your body then absorbs for energy. Lactase is produced by tiny structures called microvilli that line the wall of the small intestine.
Most mammals naturally produce less lactase after infancy, since milk is no longer a primary food source. In humans, lactase production typically declines by about 90% between ages two and five. When lactase levels are low, undigested lactose passes into the large intestine, where gut bacteria ferment it, producing gas and drawing excess water into the colon.
ARE THERE ANY OTHER SOLUTIONS FOR LACTOSE INTOLERANCE?
Traditional lactase pills must be taken with each meal and typically last about 45 minutes. Bactose offers a different approach, taken once monthly for 7 days, it's designed for ongoing lactose digestion support.*
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Bactose® is a targeted probiotic designed to support lactose digestion.*
- Designed to support comfortable dairy digestion*
- Enjoy the cheese, ice cream, and other dairy products you love*
- Take for only 7 Days. Designed for monthly support*
- Forget the multiple lactase pills every time you eat
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14 Capsules | Take twice a day for 7 days | Repeat monthly
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