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Casein is a lactose free, pure source of protein derived from skim milk. Once the casein is separated from the milk, it is free of the fat and cholesterol associated with most dairy products. Although casein does include very trace amounts of lactose, the amounts are so trivial that FDA regulations allow for “Lactose Free” claims on the packaging.
