Quote (MrBobMarley @ Jul 28 2013 01:05pm)
"Most likely the content of the food and water of the region. Your body is probably not used to the mineral and/or bacteria content of both of the water and food. As a result, you are having a similar problem that American tourists have in Mexico. Sometimes it takes a while for xyz to accumulate in your body and start causing you intestinal distress.
I would advise that you try to limit your fiber intake, completely eliminate coffee intake, and increase binding intake (white rice, white breads, meats, and other non-fiberous foods) until you can get things under control. Once they go back to "normal", re-introduce fiberous foods, but slowly.
If the problem persists or gets worse, you will probably need medication. I'm unsure of what the doctor situation is there, but you may need to see one and receive a prescription."
amazing thanks. I realized the majority of the tap water I was drinking was in my coffee. So I eliminated it for a few days and I'm back to normal.
Just had a cup of coffee I brewed with bottled water, so i'll see how that goes.
thanks a lot man! My body thanks you as well lol
Anytime. Glad I could help!