Why does Indian cuisine always give me diarrhoea?
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#90232Sat 26/04/08 12:37 |
I assume that it's an allergy to something found universally in all Indian cooking, whether mild or spicy. However, I have no idea what. The only Indian food that I seem able to eat without ill effect is dairy, kulfi and raita primarily. I'm usually fine with Turkish and Lebanese cuisines, the two that seem most like Indian that I like. I'm also fine with Chinese and Vietnamese but they aren't much like Indian. |
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tavdySat 26/04/08 12:47 |
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quoting > "The only Indian food that I seem able to eat without ill effect is dairy, kulfi and raita primarily." |
#76006Sat 26/04/08 12:50 |
It could be any number of things, though I'm no expert by a long way. |
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johnandsurajSat 26/04/08 13:16 |
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You get used to it after a while, or at least i did, 95% of the food we eat in this house is highly spiced asian cooking, mainly curries, and they dont seem to affect me any more |
#90232Sat 26/04/08 13:26 |
quoting > "I think most people have "the runs" for want of a better phrase; following a night of curry." |
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