EPTI only get the itchy feeling in my nose whenever I eat chocolate but if I eat enough of dark chocolate I sneeze.
What's up with that?
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BanZu
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I only get the itchy feeling in my nose whenever I eat chocolate but if I eat enough of dark chocolate I sneeze. What's up with that? | ||
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da_head
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IntoTheWow
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IntoTheWow
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BanZu
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Draconizard
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On November 02 2009 10:13 IntoTheWow wrote: Maybe you are allergic. On November 02 2009 10:13 IntoTheWow wrote: or maybe you are a little girl! ha! ha! :3 Or maybe the OP's an allergic little girl. Hmmm... | ||
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IntoTheWow
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On November 02 2009 10:18 BanZu wrote: It's odd because I didn't have this my whole life. :/ Well allergic reactions don't always occur since you are born. They trigger later sometimes, or you develop allergies. I never had any allergies and one summer we rented a house by the coast which was closed all the year and i started sneezing a lot. It turned out im allergic to Acari. It doesn't always happens, but when it does, it's pretty bad. I never had any other allergy before. But if you want a real answer you should contact an allergist  | ||
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GreEny K
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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
On November 02 2009 10:27 GreEny K wrote: Sometimes you can develop new allergies or even lose them as you age. A nice example is poison ivy, most people are allergic it but if you have enough contact with it you will become immune to its effects. Random story, but somewhat related. My family was friends with this doctor, and he developed an immunity to poison ivy. He ate it... I was like wdf? But essentially, he slowly increased the amounts, I dunno how he prepared it, or anything, but he developed an immunity with absolutely no sacrifices (i.e. no painfully itchy esophagus). Not gonna try it myself though. | ||
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Disregard
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n.DieJokes
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l10f
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mOnion
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On November 02 2009 11:11 l10f wrote: I never get brain freezes ME TOO! everyone finds this strange. but i've NEVER had that feeling in the front of my head the way ppl describe. i've even chugged sno cones and slushies to prove it. nothing. i talked to a doctor about it and he said it has something to do with the distance from my brain stem to the back of my throat. | ||
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l10f
United States3241 Posts
On November 02 2009 11:19 mOnion wrote: ME TOO! everyone finds this strange. but i've NEVER had that feeling in the front of my head the way ppl describe. i've even chugged sno cones and slushies to prove it. nothing. i talked to a doctor about it and he said it has something to do with the distance from my brain stem to the back of my throat. Yeah and my icon turned into a lurker and I can't recognize my posts anymore when I skim down the pages  | ||
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BanZu
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On November 02 2009 11:19 mOnion wrote: ME TOO! everyone finds this strange. but i've NEVER had that feeling in the front of my head the way ppl describe. i've even chugged sno cones and slushies to prove it. nothing. i talked to a doctor about it and he said it has something to do with the distance from my brain stem to the back of my throat. When the roof of your mouth is really cold it causes brain freeze. Which, I guess makes sense with what your doctor said. | ||
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faseman
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eMbrace
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On November 02 2009 12:55 faseman wrote: Be glad you don't get brain freezes. It's so painful for such a small thing, lol. Kind of like paper cuts! lol paper cuts feel like a feather across your skin and then it's like "oh shit I'm bleeding a pint of a blood every 5 seconds" | ||
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