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Feb 9 2017 02:55am
Quote (tommyd323 @ Feb 8 2017 10:10pm)
Lol I'm not even a huge Zelda fan. I've beat the original and windwaker and only played skyward some



Didn't even know skyward existed.. fkn sold my wii in a garage sale rip
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Feb 9 2017 08:36am
Quote (Gonorrhea @ Feb 8 2017 10:33am)
Just didn't realize it would come on so fast, it's so painful I can barely walk around, I'm at the gym last night... standing there in agony. The only thing I ate before going was yogurt+ Granola and a clif bar and some pre workout. I know its not the pre workout cause I've been on for awhile.

My sister is lactose intolerant since birth and I'm pretty sure it's a hereditary thing, could be just my time to get it lol


Have you always consumed dairy or was there a period recently where you stopped and then started again? I'll bet it only takes a few weeks to a months of not eating lactose in some cases to lose your ability to digest it
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Feb 9 2017 10:11am
iirc some humans, with age, lose the ability to effectively process dairy products and it's a bit different than straight up lactose intolerance. yes it's due to going too long without consuming dairy.

something to do with the biological anomaly of adults (see: non-infants) actually consuming milk. we're not supposed to from a genetic point of view. anyways, those good bacteria all up in our gut adapt to our absurd habits in order to tolerate it.

you're a dairy lightweight now, and i can drink you under the table :flex:
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#14
Feb 9 2017 01:41pm
what about yogurt though

probiotics = more enzymes
yogurt = dairy product itself

wow what do
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Feb 9 2017 03:49pm
Quote (Wretch @ Feb 9 2017 12:11pm)
iirc some humans, with age, lose the ability to effectively process dairy products and it's a bit different than straight up lactose intolerance. yes it's due to going too long without consuming dairy.

something to do with the biological anomaly of adults (see: non-infants) actually consuming milk. we're not supposed to from a genetic point of view. anyways, those good bacteria all up in our gut adapt to our absurd habits in order to tolerate it.

you're a dairy lightweight now, and i can drink you under the table :flex:


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#16
Feb 11 2017 06:37am
almond milk ftw
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