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thejudge

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Q: Do our bodies get used to laduzi-inducing foods over time?

Im not a scientist, but I want to know whether bodies get used to the bacteria or whatever causes laduzi over a period of time? If so, how long does it normally take? I ask because I really like eating street jian bing, but seem to constantly have "issues" with it afterward.

11 years 28 weeks ago in Food - China

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Everytime, just when I start to think my body has overcome this "phenomenon", the laduzi strikes again. So, I think to a point your body can adjust...but when you eat that especially dirty rotten piece of Chinese delicacy, then you just need to be within earshot of appropriate WC facilities.

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