Yes. The combination of (usually) significant oil and high fibre can do this. Any more than 1/4 to 1/2 cup of any kind of nuts, or trail mix with combined dried fruit and nuts, and most of my family could count on noticing the effects the next day.
It does limit enjoyment of nuts, for those of us sensitive without actually being allergic...but the upside of this is that they taste better than laxatives, when needed.
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I am not a doctor so consider the source. But just about anything with fat can cause diarrhea. Nuts have a lot of oil in them. It seems to me it would take a lot of nuts to cause this but I'm just giving my 3 cents' worth.
Eating dates may cause one to develop diarrhea.
Certain nuts do cause constipation. Macadamia nuts for example have been shown to cause constipation, but as far as constipating foods go, nuts aren't the worst. You should be absolutely fine eating nuts.
Fruit alone should not cause diarrhea, unless it is contaminated and results in food poisoning. Acute diarrhea is generally caused by * infections (e.g. traveler's diarrhea), * food poisoning and * medications. If you have diarrhea it is best to avoid eating fruit, dried fruit, and drinking fruit juice, however, eating bananas and applesauce may actually help control the diarrhea. Read more in references below.
Only if it's explosive diarrhea.
Best medicine to give a 5 year old for diarrhea include yogurt with live cultures and probiotics. For more information visit: webmd.com/children/guide/diarrhea-treatment
Due to its liver and gallbladder stimulating effects, eating wasabi may cause gastrointestinal disturbances, including diarrhea and nausea.
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Yes it can cause diarrhea, particularly the antibiotics
Yes, thyroid issues can cause diarrhea.
Diarrhea is a possible result of eating any kind of food that has gone bad.