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I just checked the lactose content in butter. I was curious [grin]. All the

sources agree that there is very little to a trace of lactose in butter. The

charts indicate that 1 tsp. of butter contains anywhere from 0.05 to 0.5 grams

of lactose. That is a very small amount.

I haven't seen anything listed in terms of a maximum amount of butter to be

consumed. Like everything else, it is going to depend on the individual

tolerance for fats. For example, I have a functional digestive disorder that

requires me to keep my fat consumption down to around 5 grams per day total, and

never more than 2 grams per meal. I can't have more than 1/2 tsp. of butter in

one meal, can't use olive oil in a veggie dressing.... Many other people

happily consume a lot more fat in a meal and within a day than I can.

However, I have found that my body can react to certain brands of butter, even

when the listed ingredients are nearly identical. I don't buy any that have

coloring agents added; the kind I purchase just cream and salt. I have often

discovered that when I stopped using a particular brand of butter in my muffins

my reactions disappear. So you might need to do some testing.

Kim M.

SCD 6 years

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> I know butter is considered legal and I get a lot of it in baked goods, on

bread, on my steamed veggies etc. And then the other day I saw a list of lactose

content in dairy products and it said 0.6% for butter. Should there be a limit

to the amount of butter intake?

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> I'm looking for a reason to some D and other discomfort right now and haven't

found it yet. Could it be the lactose in butter? Just looking for opinions

before I go all the way and try cutting it all out :-)

>

> Gitte from Denmark

> CD 30y

> OCD 30y

> Recovering from cancer treatment

> SCD 3y

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Thanks Kim

I'm afraid you're right. I need to do some more testing. I think, however, the

control of the dairy business is quite thorough where I live (Denmark). Only

cream and salt is allowed in order to call it butter, and getting an organic,

good, quality is easy. So I don't really suspect any illegals. And I haven't

noticed problems with fat intake like you (that must be hard!). I'm only around

(pecanbread) stage 2 - even after 3 years - so my system is not nearly healed. I

will have to look into different things. Thanks for input!

Gitte

> >

> > I know butter is considered legal and I get a lot of it in baked goods, on

bread, on my steamed veggies etc. And then the other day I saw a list of lactose

content in dairy products and it said 0.6% for butter. Should there be a limit

to the amount of butter intake?

> >

> > I'm looking for a reason to some D and other discomfort right now and

haven't found it yet. Could it be the lactose in butter? Just looking for

opinions before I go all the way and try cutting it all out :-)

> >

> > Gitte from Denmark

> > CD 30y

> > OCD 30y

> > Recovering from cancer treatment

> > SCD 3y

> >

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You could try cultured butter. THat takes care of the lactose, butit is pretty expensive.Or you could make ghee. I think that removes all remaining milk solids/lactose, and it's not too hard. Here's a good website: http://vegeyum.wordpress.com/2007/09/16/ghee/ Peace =)Alyssa 16 yo UC April 2008, dx Sept 2008SCD June 2009 (restarted)Azathioprine 50 mg 1x per dayPrednisone 35 mg 1x per day

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