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Goat’s milk is not lactose free, yet people who are lactose intolerant often drink goat’s milk as an alternative to cow’s milk. Goat’s milk is low in lactose, so lactose intolerant people digest it more easily.More Information:Dynamic Chiropractic: Goat’s Milk: A Natural Alternative for Milk Sensitive PatientsMt.
