Evolution? Adaptation? Survival of the fittest?

Man has always been able to digest lactose, it's what babies drink. Some percentage, I think it was 30% or so, "grow" out of that and become lactose sensitive by adulthood though.
 
Man has always been able to digest lactose, it's what babies drink. Some percentage, I think it was 30% or so, "grow" out of that and become lactose sensitive by adulthood though.

Apparently both are right. Lactose tolerance was usually weaned from adults until about 7000 years ago. Now most humans are tolerant but there are those who are still lactose intolerant.

Everything you need to know about lactose intolerance
 

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