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A bride ate just chicken nuggets on her wedding day.Source:istock.

Ever since I was a young girl I’ve had the same problem causing roadblocks in my life – it may seem ridiculous, but I can eat only chicken nuggets.

I realised the full extent of my problems when on my wedding day, in front of all the people I love in my life, they saw me eat chicken nuggets while they ate the beautiful food my husband and I paid thousands of dollars for?

Answer: Hi Stacy, you have what medical professionals call a food aversion, and a serious one.

I’m especially worried about your food aversion because of how dangerous chicken nuggets are.

Stacy ate only chicken nuggets on her wedding day.Source:istock?

Food aversions are the clearest display of how uncontrollable the mind can be, which is why I always stress to my patients the importance of looking after ourselves.

Back in the days of cavemen, this gag reflex would’ve been used to stop ourselves from eating rotten meat or poisonous berries and not just your partner’s attempt at bacon covered asparagus (I mean how can bacon be ruined … it applauds itself while being cooked).

I believe there should be a ban on chicken nuggets, they are on the same level with cigarettes.

A 20-piece chicken nuggets meal contains 58g of fat and 926 calories, which exceeds daily recommended intakes of 56g fat, and is almost half of the daily recommended 2000 calories a day.

You are not allergic to the food, your mind is just associating the food with a time you got sick.

Here are a few ways to try and combat food aversions:.

You may associate coconut flavour with the time you got ill after eating coconut cream pie, so you associate coconut with vomit.

If you became sick after eating fried eggs, try to prepare your eggs in a different way — such as an omelette — to avoid associating eggs with sickness.