Converse of object

• digest: Some people lack an enzyme necessary to digest lactose, the sugar in cow's milk.

• eliminate: By eliminating lactose from the diet it can in some cases reduce the cause of discomfort.

• contain: Any sort of milk produced by the human being or animals contains lactose.

• include: Fat is also necessary in the proper quantity to provide energy, along with sugar which includes lactose from the milk.

• have: The treatment of this intolerance is to avoid having lactose in the diet for a period of time.

• avoid: The treatment for lactose intolerance is straightforward: avoid lactose.

Preposition: in

• milk: A streptococcus bacteria is now added to change the lactose in the milk to lactic acid.

Adjective modifier

• less: As a result most ripened cheeses, like Cheddar and Swiss, contain about 95 % less lactose than whole milk.

Modifies a noun

• intolerance: Persons with lactose intolerance should never use goat's milk.

• maldigesters: Tolerance to small amounts of lactose in lactose maldigesters.

• monohydrate: Lactose monohydrate is present in the tablet film coat.

• malabsorption: CONCLUSIONS: Women with lactose malabsorption handle lactose better than usual in late pregnancy.

• gluten: Free from wheat dairy lactose sugar yeast gluten salt corn/maize soya starch.

• maldigestion: Comparisons between commonly used diagnostic methods for lactose maldigestion were also made.

Noun used with modifier

• wheat: Free from wheat dairy lactose sugar yeast gluten salt corn/maize soya starch.

• dairy: Free from wheat dairy lactose sugar yeast gluten salt corn/maize soya starch.

• sugar: It has been suggested that the milk sugar lactose is a risk factor for ovarian cancer.

• milk: It has been suggested that the milk sugar lactose is a risk factor for ovarian cancer.

• %: This contains 90 % protein, and less than 1 % lactose.

• diary: Free from wheat diary lactose sugar yeast gluten salt corn/maize soya starch artificial colors preservatives and flavoring.