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84,297 Views • Dec 30, 2022 • Click to toggle off description
#lactose #bloating #stomachpain
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I turned 30 two weeks ago and my body was like ✨ it's time✨
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I've heard that this occurs in Asian people. I believe I've had it lifelong. Sometimes I can eat dairy products and I'm fine. Other times I eat dairy products and I wish I hadn't. Not quite sure why the two different scenarios. I tried taking Lactaid. Sometimes it helps and sometimes not.
I always eat dairy products at home when I know I'll be home the entire day. On many occasions, I've had to run to the restroom, but couldn't get to one as I was in transit. It's a horrible predicament in which to be.
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I'm 29 and my body has decided I can't have a slice of cheese without me having explosive diarrhea. I feel like crying constantly, I LOVE diary, milk, ice crem, ESPECIALLY cheese. Every single year for my birthday my mom's made me a homemade cheesecake. Now I'll never be able to have it anymore.
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It happened to me several years ago to the point I cannot consume cheese or any milk products without being in severe pain and on the toilet for the rest of the day.
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I'm 51 and suddenly became lactose intolerant a little over 2 years ago. My GI doctor didn't think it was the case initially as I only had a couple of the more inconvenient symptoms, but eventually stopping ALL dairy products resolved these symptoms practically over night.
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I used to be lactose intolerant but I figure out how to overcome it. It is called adaptation. I used to drink lactose free milk but it is more expensive and tend to spoil before expire date. So I ask myself is it possible for me to train my gut to adapt to lactose. The answer is : YES.
1. Mix 20% regular milk with 80% soy milk or almond milk. Drink it like that for an extend period of time ie 6 months or 1 year
2. Increase percentage of regular milk slowly. If I get diaherra then I know my guts are complaining and I need to reduce percentage of regular milk
It took me about 2 years at which point I no longer need to dilute my regular milk with something else. Not sure if it works for other people. That‘s right I trained my guts to adapt to lactose. It has been more than 5 years since I go from lactose intolerant to be able to digest lactose. Save a lot of money :)
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I suddenly had lactose intolerant, and i get a heavy stomach ache if i drink normal milk. But now i just drink lactose free milk and everything is better. No stomach aches.
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Age 18 I drank a bowl of milk and cereal for what would be my final time before the following in autumn 2015. I began experiencing difficulties processing dairy products, mainly milk and liquid like melted cheese. Soon after, my realization came I developed lactose intolerance from bloating another symptom is constipation or lack of #2. And feeling nausea but never throwing up.
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I had IgG testing in my mid-50's that showed a casein intolerance, not lactose. I successfully switched to goat milk and milk products, then eventually couldn't tolerate those either. Then I switched to occasional sheep's milk yogurt and cheeses, but started getting symptomatic with those too. I'm now dairy (and symptom) free!
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Yes I became lactose intolerance after having surgery and taking antibiotics afterwards. Before my surgery, I had no problem drinking milk and I love milk 😭😭
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Not 100% sure if I'm lactose intolerant or not. But having IBS symptoms which get 10x worse if I have too much dairy, things are easier when I remove it from my diet all the same.
I can have small amounts, like milk in tea or a few pieces of cheese. But sometimes I just have to suffer if I want to eat certain foods lol.
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I am 18 and i am lactose intolerant from the past year ig and i think my consumption of antibiotics alot is the problem coz my dr always prescribe me antibiotic for my tonsils and thanks for the video
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Thank you for the info doc. I have been watching your videos since 2020 mostly about COVID. I have never had issues with Lactose, and at 56 it kicked in. My GI said she didn’t think that is what it was, but I have recently spoken to several people who are about my age or older who all had similar roads into intolerance. Keep up the good work, your vids are informative, not too overwhelming with info, and easy to understand for the lay person. happy New Year to you and your family!
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Not sure if anyone has faced this but I suddenly became lactose intolerant when I stopped eating every kind of artificial sugar or sweetner or dairy products as I wanted to rely only on natural fruits etc and 3 months later on a party, I had to eat some ice cream and for the first time ever in 3 months I ate something containing artificial sugar and milk and boom been 2 days and I have the severe possible symptoms, I repeat the most severe of all these symptoms, to the point where I'm throwing up.
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I am 40, but I became completely lactose intolerant 2 years ago. My theory is that this followed after having my 3 children via 3 c-sections over 5 years, which of course is major lower abdominal surgery. I believe my intestines were somehow injured in the process. My theory.
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Thanks for the clear message 🙏🏽
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I know for sure now that I just became lactose intolerant at 30. For 2 years I noticed this but didn’t understand and it keeps getting worse. Thank you for this. I was going to take antibiotics for the symptoms. Now I know that is a huge NO
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It's the hormones in the milk. I never have any problem when I buy 100% grass fed buffalo milk.
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i’m 14 and i suddenly would have to go to the bathroom so bad and feel like i had to throw up when i ate or drank. i never knew why until i got tested and now i can’t have anything with dairy or lactose
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@DAGIEBOB
1 year ago
I remember the good ol days of tolerating lactose. Life was so simple
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