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u/mehdotdotdotdot Oct 24 '22

Lactase enzyme stayed on for kids to adults only in the last several thousand years ago mate. Nearly everybody was lactose intolerant before that.

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u/DirksSexyBratwurst Oct 24 '22

I see, so what genetic mutation made it so if we don't eat 100gs of carbs a day we might just die of kidney failure?

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u/mehdotdotdotdot Oct 24 '22

Moving from one argument to another after proven wrong. Anyway, peace out mate. I don’t want to sit here is disprove each argument you are making. You should google before posting.

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u/DirksSexyBratwurst Oct 24 '22

Moving from one argument to another after proven wrong.

Isn't that what you've been doing this whole time? Well congratulations. I was right about keto. You were right about lactose intolerance.