Is lactose intolerance a chronic caseor not? And is it inhereted to kids?

I love milk and it’s essential in my breakfast but What happens if I keep drinking milk when I’m lactose intolerant?

Continuous flatulence mainly after eating dairy products, can be linked to lactose intolerance or something related to the gallbladder or liver, as I used the lactose enzyme supplement but nothing occured

Raise your hand if you've ever eliminated a food group that was troubling you, only to later start reacting to other foods? By the end of my decade-long foray into fasting/IF, I was pretty much reacting to every food I ate. Digesting food requires energy, it requires vitamins, minerals, enzymes, thyroid hormone, stomach acid, bile...and the list goes on. 👉 Think of it like this: Becoming intolerant to food is like a warning light showing up on your car dashboard. And though eliminating the food is usually the go-to 'remedy' it's akin to disabling the warning light so you don't need to be reminded there's a problem under the hood. (Until the problem shows up in other ways) 👈

Does the newborn baby colics may refer to lactose intolerance, or there is no link?

I have extra stomac after eating some food, could it be intolerance?