Spice tolerance?

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Hi ladies! So, I ised to be a total dragon when it came to spicy food, I could eat anything, and I loved it. I'm about to turn 24 and I've noticed some changes, I can still eat spicy food, but I suffer hugely afterwards. Shooting pains in my lower back and never off the toilet. Sometimes diarrhoea. Has this happened to anyone else? Is it just an age thing or can you develop an intolerance to something?

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I have become severely allergic to cinnamon in the last year or so. It started out as the cinnamon oil like in fire balls and now I can't eat anything with cinnamon without having to use my epi pen.

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You could have developed an intolerance. My dad developed an intolerance to iodine in his early 20s.  And just starting last year I've developed an intolerance to portobello mushrooms, of all things lol maybe it's a particular spice that's causing this?

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That can happen with age. Eating too much spice can definitely cause damage to your stomach lining, which could cause this too.

Spice tolerance?

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