You don't just get diarrhea from food though (under normal circumstances), that's a matter of food borne infection or food poisoning.

You clearly overestimate genetic intervariability. Just like everybody has the same body mechanic patterning, everyone response the same way to food and drugs and other molecular complexes on a physiological level, anything beyond that is the person psyching them self up psychologically. If you don't believe I'm the power of the brain I can describe some research that may convince you.

(All of that is predicated on the fact that we're excluding unique pathologies which should be obvious)

This post was edited by cloudkicker on Aug 5 2014 10:06am

Couldn't it be the extra fat and not enough fiber? Loose stool.

it was like an immediate after effect though.


i'm not denying that. doesn't make McDonald's food any better though, it's sketchyyy

Well my hypothesis would be that u have to adapt to greasy foods like adapting to drinking milk (people get bloated and constipation when they start drinking lots of milk) for example.

that's an assumption, not a 'hypothesis'.

Unless you have a lipid malabsorption problem or are drinking pure oil it shouldn't be that bad. Stool might be mushy but not full blown diarrhea.

Also affic it could've been something you ate earlier. Food poisoning won't present with diarrhea immediately after eating. It could also be an issue of osmotic pressure, for example it's pretty common for athletes who try to mix their own sports drink for cheaper than gatorade to put too much sugar in their drink, the sugar sits too long in the gut in high concentrations and draws water into intestinal lumen, diarrhea can commence within 20 minutes or so of drinking the hyper concentrated drink

This post was edited by cloudkicker on Aug 6 2014 08:51am

Right u are as usual lightman. There wasn't any hypothesis to make lol.