How interesting! I have just received a question from an LC in Moscow on
this subject. I have never heard of lactase presence in human milk. So
the question remains is there or isn't there. Your trail of thought makes
sense to me.
I have also done a search on the net and several links do mention the
presence of lactase in human milk. No references unfortunatelty.
http://www.icr.org/pubs/imp/imp-259.htmhttp://www.modernstork.com/content/002478.shtml
Is anybody aware of any new developments in this area? I am very curious.
Natalie Wilson
LLL of NC
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