What's with the diarrhea after eating chicken soup?

Diarrhea refers to diarrhea. Diarrhea is caused by eating chicken soup. It is considered to be related to high fat content, intolerance of spices or additives, and freshness of chicken soup.

1. High fat content

Some chicken soup may contain a lot of fat, especially chicken soup with more fat. Excessive intake of fat may lead to abnormal cholesterol metabolism or indigestion, causing diarrhea.

2. Seasoning or additive intolerance

Sometimes chicken soup may be added with spices, additives or artificial spices. These ingredients may cause discomfort or gastrointestinal sensitivity to some people, causing diarrhea.

3. Chicken soup is not fresh.

If the chicken soup is stored for too long or under improper storage conditions, bacteria or toxins may breed, causing gastrointestinal infection or food poisoning after ingestion.