I have two suggestions. The first is that you have an allergy to those specific nuts. Some people react differently to different nuts or to all nuts. Oddly, in some cases an allergy can form later in life or can stop later in life if it existed in one's youth. read more
Some people react differently to different nuts or to all nuts. Oddly, in some cases an allergy can form later in life or can stop later in life if it existed in one's youth. The other is, people can get cramps in cases of eating raw materials, so it is the form in which you are eating them. Perhaps if you ate them cooked or cooked differently. read more
Within minutes of eating nuts, your mouth might start tingling, hives may erupt on your skin, your face and throat could swell up, you might have trouble breathing, you could feel lightheaded, and your stomach could start to hurt. read more
Nuts are one of the most common food allergens, and intestinal problems may indicate an allergy. Nut allergy symptoms include cramping, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. You may also experience an itchy throat or develop a rash. read more