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How come everyone gets sick if the go to India ?
Really too many reasons to list
If you're from a country that sanitizes water, you're going to get the shits from water in a place that doesnt. Because your body isn't used to fighting all that stuff off on a daily basis.
But there's also the insane amounts of air pollution in India, again, it's bad for everyone, but especially people whose bodies aren't used to it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35PUIhDUFZo
Very relevant.
Basically, it's a combination of new foods and exposure to new bacteria.
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Same reason you get sick going anywhere, the water.