All humans up to about 4 years of age are able to digest lactose in order to successfully breast feed; only Euros and the Masai maintain that ability into adulthood.
Really? So, Asians, Africans, Mongolians, etc., etc. STILL can’t digest lactose?
Thanks for answering and sorry to be so ignorant. Lactose has never been much on my radar.

The interesting thing about this map is that it shows that Semites didn't develop lactose tolerance, but they developed cheeses -- so the southern spaniards have a lot of middle-eastern genes, unlike northern Spaniards.
Ditto for Pakistanis who, though Indic, have a higher rate of intolerance compared to Indians
The highest rate of TOLERANCE seems to be slavs -- so indicating the lack of other foods?
The map shows also something strange -- white Americans have a higher tolerance than Western Europeans and higher than Germanics or Brits -- and the largest population of Euroepans in the USA were from Germanics and English/Scots