I can see why you would think you’ve been lied to by the company, but depending on the probiotic strains they sell, they *might* actually be telling the truth: The kind of probiotic bacteria that can convert lactose (the naturally-occurring sugar in milk) into lactic acid, include all those from the Lactobacillus family (such as L. acidophilus). Lactobacillus is very common in probiotic pills, but they are not the only family of probiotics out there... another common family of probiotics is called Bifidobacterium (for example B. lactis or B. bifidum), and bifidobacterium strains can only ...
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