Lactose intolerance and aging In this video, we are going to see how lactose intolerance can develops as you age and what you can do about it , therefore stick to this video till the end. Like, share and subscribe to this channel for more similar videos.
Lactose intolerance is the inability of the digestive system To completely breakdown lactose, a special type of sugar found in milk and other dairy product.
These results to symptoms like vomiting, stomach pains and cramp, increase aging and stomach bloating, among others.
Does lactose intolerance emerges at birth?
No lactose intolerance does not start at birth, most babies are born with the ability to digest milk and dairy product, their digestive system do produce enough lactase to digest milk, remember, breast milk is the primary foods to infants. Lactase is an enzyme that is responsible for the digestion of lactase sugar in foods.
Can you suddenly become lactose intolerant later in life.?
Yes, it is possible to become lactose intolerant later in life, as you age, your lactase production level lowers ups , but the good news is , that your primary foods is not breast milk or breastfeeding formular as infants, therefore the little lactase enzyme, can take care of the milk or dairy foods you may occasionally eats.
About 65% of adult , who are not born or had any family history of lactose intolerance can develop it in the future, this is so rampant among the Asians, Africans, Arabs and jewish race, but it is predictably low among the americans and the european population.
Can you random become lactose intolerant?
No you cannot suddenly develop lactose intolerance, it is a gradual process, but if you have celiac diseases, then you can be affected by lactose intolerance at any time
Lactose intolerance develops as you age, newborn babies are not born with this condition, it can occur but in a very rare cases. You can suddenly develop lactose intolerance if you are affected by celiac disease.
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