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It was reported that some volunteers had watery stools after the ingestion of powderedcoffee containing galactosylsucrose (LS) with milk in a previous paper. The effect o f theingestion of milk on defecation and fecal condition in the same 11 volunteers were studiedand compared to the LS-powdered coffee data that was previously described.The sub-jects were each given 200ml, 400ml and 600ml of milk in 3 days (ingestion phase), and theprepared blank phase when they were not fed any milk for a week between the ingestionphases. The excretion of watery stools was significantly increased by the ingestion ofmilk as compared with the noningestion in the group although a significant effect was notobserved in comparison with the each ingestion phase. When children (50-12 years old) ingested LS-powdered coffee (16g, LS2. 1g), the fecal conditions such as volume, shapeand hardness feeling were also significantly improved. No significant changes were ob-served in either the excretion of watery stools or the ingestion of LS. These results indi-cate that the defecation fo watery stools is caused by the oral ingestion of too much milk, and the Ls-powdered coffee is less likely to cause watery stools when orally ingested inregular doses.

The Safety of Powdered Soft Drink Containing Galactosylsucrose in Healthy Volunteers