Skateboarding made me lactose Intolerant

[RetiredAyden]

“Do not try this at home” Hmm, yea I wanna be lactose intolerant!

[FIFOFA-]

Future Tyler manipulating the past like Eren, ensuring he becomes lactose intolerant so he can create the most successful YouTube food channel centred around the one thing he can’t eat

[NewellandNeurosurgery]

Neurosurgeon here 🖐️

It’s pretty unlikely that crashing on your bike would make you lactose intolerant. Lactose intolerance happens when your body doesn’t produce enough lactase, which is the enzyme that breaks down lactose — the sugar found in milk and dairy products. Without enough lactase, your body struggles to digest lactose, which can lead to bloating, cramps, gas, and other digestive issues. Most of the time, lactose intolerance develops because of genetics, aging, or underlying health conditions like celiac disease or Crohn’s disease.

However,

in very rare cases, if the crash caused serious trauma to your abdomen or intestines — like internal bleeding, tissue damage, or inflammation — it’s possible that your digestive system could be affected, which might lead to temporary issues with lactose digestion. But this would be extremely rare and more likely to cause broader digestive problems rather than just lactose intolerance. Most cases of lactose intolerance are tied to gradual changes in the gut rather than sudden physical trauma.

[Jar_Edit]

"One Glas milk and its over"

[AdamWallis]

That crash partially led to your channel creation😂 butterfly effect

[MeIsDabowi]

I became lactose intolerant *proceeds to make a grilled cheese sandwich

[RainingHood]

The fact you had to add “do not try this at home” 😂

[CookingwithdanielYT]

As of last year, I was lactose intolerant and 1 cup of milk= the plumber being called

[karina_aespa-dv]

I kinda relate with this because when I was in the 4th grade I went to the zoo for a day trip. Once we went into the butterfly room, I felt unusualy sick. I went to eat my snack which was seaweed and I just couldn't eat it. Ever since then I haven't ate seaweed or even sushi. So I get it Tyler, I get it.

[Robloxianblink]

That one guy who was about to comment "instructions unclear": 💀

[lilyetal]

I became lactose intolerant after a round of antibiotics for an ear infection. Was fine, then the antibiotics basically threw off my gut microbiome (I felt like ass for weeks after and got back on track with probiotics) but after that I couldn't tolerate much dairy at all. Still can't. I have no clue if or why it's linked but I chalk it up to that weird antibiotic and gut flora issue

ETA: it does happen and isn't overly rare, especially if you have different allergies or digestive problems (I have some sensitivities and mild allergies so that's probably part of it)

[LizardThzbian]

Video 29 Whole bread with cheader on it in the pan but what special is the oil, use some Korean barbecue and Indian chili a bit of thyme and dried dill, parsley oil and butter, grill normally leave it in there for the next step. It’s a marinara get a small pot with lid and pour some marinara in there for 10 parsley, thyme, dill, Korean barbecue, and some more of that Indian chili in a bit of oil’s. That way it’s easier to move around and you’re all set.

[vastup]

The fact that he had to put the end part😂

[FIFOFA-]

Is it possible that your lactose intolerance was only temporary, maybe due to shock or medication, and you haven’t actually been so all this time?I think you should drink a litre of whole milk just to be absolutely sure.

[krentified]

bro is never gonna lose 2 truths 1 lie again

[jocelynpeters]

A wasp attack made me diabetic. Traumatic incidents really are crazy.

[davidrata]

One of the first things I do not want to try at home when they say not to😂😭😭🙏🏽

[pretzell_guy]

"B-b-b-bad to the bone 🎸🎸🎸🎶🎵🎶"

[Averagegocfan]

Yes, physical injuries can cause lactose intolerance. Sometimes, injuries that damages the small intestine can probably lead to secondary lactose intolerance.

[AaaAaa-xbjp]

lactose intolerance can develop after physical truama/injury to the small intestine.

Basically, the small intestine is responsible for producing an enzyme called lactase which is need to properly digest lactose. This is called secondary lactose intolerance.

It may be reversible after the injury heals, but the duration depends on the extent and recovery of the damage.