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The food you eat is not the only thing that could lead to tummy troubles. As the weather becomes warmer, some doctors are seeing more cases of gastric woes such as indigestion, inflammatory bowel disease and food poisoning.In one case, an elderly woman and her daughter who live in a bungalow were so short of cash that they had to depend on their friends to pay for their meals.
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