Researchers found that dairy consumption influences gut microbiota composition, with milk promoting beneficial bacteria and ...

However, Savaiano says it is possible to train one's own digestive system to break down the lactose. "Our studies have shown a really amazing adaptation of the large intestine of humans," Savaiano ...

Medically reviewed by Allison Herries, RDN Yogurt is a popular dairy product made by fermenting milk in a bacterial yogurt ...

A survey of the literature reveals that only two common lactose-fermenting organisms, other than B. coli, are found in association with pathological conditions in man. These are Cl. welchii and ...

Rats were also fed a lactose-only diet for 2 weeks after the ... that scavenge foreign proteins, viruses and bacteria, and rapidly (within 3 hours) transport these foreign agents to the immune ...

Experiments by F. Jacob and J. Monod provided much of our foundational knowledge of the mechanisms of lactose metabolism in bacteria. Working with a panel of mutants that had defects in different ...

Breaking the silence about embarrassing digestive issues isn't easy, but understanding and managing unpleasant gas odors can ...

Undigested lactose will pass into the colon, where colonic bacteria will convert lactose into hydrogen gas and short-chain fatty acids. The amount of lactose that people make is variable ...