Have you ever enjoyed a creamy milkshake only to regret it hours later with bloating, cramps or an urgent trip to the bathroom? You’re not alone. Around 65% of adults worldwide experience some form of ...

Two former Obama staffers admitted Tuesday that intolerance within the Democratic Party was a "huge problem" that needs to be addressed if the party hopes to win future elections. Tommy Vietor and Jon ...

A new study suggests that loading up on dairy products before bed might do more than cause a stomachache—it could be fueling your nightmares. Researchers have found a strong link between lactose ...

New research suggests lactose intolerance can cause nightmares, possibly because of symptoms like stomachache that disrupt sleep. While only a small percentage of people directly connect specific ...

Most students don’t blame food for their dreams, but for those with lactose intolerance, that midnight snack could be fueling restless nights and unsettling nightmares. Study: More dreams of the ...

Share on Pinterest The old adage is true, research finds: Cheese could really be giving you nightmares. Image credit: Codruta Istrati/500px/Getty Images. Researchers estimate that about 56% of people ...

Lactose intolerance causes digestive discomfort. Learn its causes, symptoms, treatments, and how to maintain proper nutrition ...

A new class of high-powered, slickly branded lactose intolerance treatments is targeting consumers. But do they actually work? Tony Cenicola/The New York TimesCredit... Supported by By T.M. Brown When ...

In my family, milk had two distinct functions: As a source of nutrition for us kids, and as a laxative for my dad. While we were holding our noses and obediently gulping down a glass each morning, my ...

I spoke with two gut health experts to learn more about what happens when you eat cheese if you're lactose intolerant, the long-term effects of eating dairy when you probably shouldn't, and whether ...