Originally posted by: Auryg
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
Mrvile
Yes, I'm lactose intolerant, but this happened when I was 25. I was able to eat and love cheese before that time, it's what makes it so difficult.
Rogo
Rogo, my wife developed lactose intolerance a couple of years ago. (maybe she always was and just never knew?)
We're both in our 50's and used to eat lots of cheeses, but now it's pretty uncommon.
Once in a while she'll use a bit of cheese when she cooks, a bit of shredded parmesan, that kind of thing, but unless I scecifically ask for it, she never buys cheese for eating anymore.
I guess I can always go for a cheeseburger if I really crave cheese...
Dunno if anyone has mentioned it in this thread, but there's this product called Digestive Advantage - Lactose Intolerance Therapy.
Anyways, it's a once a day pill..it puts some bacteria in your digestive tract that eats up lactose - that way you don't need to take it with every meal, just in the morning. I take one in the morning and one at night as I'm pretty bad.
When I eat some lactose now, I just get a bit bloated for a little while. A lot better than what it was.
Originally posted by: loki8481
spider cheese is f'ing disgusting
I'll eat cheese with something else (sandwich, burger, nachos, etc), but I never really just eat cheese by itself. I'm french, but not that french. lol.
Originally posted by: TecHNooB
Haven't had cheese in weeks... that stuff makes you fat!
Originally posted by: gamepad
I honestly don't see how people can live without cheese.