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I used to drink milk almost every morning with chocolat and never have had any problem. But after my 30's I start to have some effects after eating pizza (with lot of cheese), or hamburguer (with cheese), or icecream (this was the worse of all).
I took 6 months to a year to realise I could be becaming lactose intolerance. So I make the test of cutting all milk and milk based food and drinks... and voi-lá! The effects had stopped!
Years later, participating on a self-improvement course here in Brazil, and for the most "coincidental" (but I believe there's no such thing as "coincidence") I found like four participants in this course that were lactose intolerant too!
And what we realized we had in common was problems with mom and/or dad!!
It looks like the development of lactose intolerance in adulthood could be connected to an internal rejection of maternity or paternity. So that you have so much inner rejection or great intolerance about your mother or father that you manifest that physically in your body, rejecting lactose (that is something extremely connected to maternity).
I wanna know if any of you have this perception too and how can we revert this rejection/intolerance we may have internally about our parents?
@smaily-prado Any intolerance is "linked" to a certain trauma, but it is not spiritually per se - although that too is possible. No it is the time of the trauma, and you were consuming milk. The body connects the trauma with what you eat. In fact it's taking a picture of all circumstances not only food. Everything can be a trigger, even sounds or weather. The solution is to be found in proper shadow work, maybe with a glass of milk in your left hand. Let the bad feelings come up concerning negative aspects of your mam/dad. Then heal yourself by saying reassuring calming things like "i am loved" "I'm safe now" "this was a lesson" "thank you" etc. Cut cords with the milk. Refill the cord with Unconditional Love 😃
Very Interesting.
Just reading your words make me wanna cry.
I'll definitelly try to do that.
Thanks for your reply and help.
It is very common as we grow older to develop lactose intolerance, I see it all the time. The body reacts to the sugar in the milk as it has a hard time digesting it. A large percentage of adults have it.
@cat19 And now you know why it is "common". Remember, the body is PERFECT. It is only responding to trauma the way it is programmed: to become stronger in the end. So, love your body with all its pains and complaints, show gratitude, and do the shadow work if needed. I'm not saying it's easy! Sometimes it's not even your mom or dad, it can be a figure of speaking dad, like a teacher or leader. Or a grandfather. Possibilities are wide, but only you know - in your position - what caused the intolerance(s). So there is no one-cure-for-all.