Eating a donut after months of healthy eating = nearly puked.
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This happened to me! I had lost 40 lbs at that time and I am not sure exactly what caused it. I went out for Mexican food. Chips/salsa and a quesadilla I mean nothing crazy or out there. I had eaten homemade Mexican dishes while losing. For some reason the restaurant food made me sick and I think it was just a shock to my system after changing my diet so much. When you stop eating lots of grease and fat and it can do that. I saw a documentary about holocust survivors and it said when they were liberated that the troops gave them meat to try to keep them from starving and it had been so long since they had digested much of anything let alone meat that some of them died from eating it. Their bodies simply couldn't break down the enzymes anymore.2
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I feel this way with any greasy treat meal. I look forward to it, but then I pay dearly for it. I feel like my stomach has a brick in it and then the heartburn will kick in.0
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So the moral of the story is to eat donuts on the regular.
OP, I suggest a proper crisis management plan is put in place for situations like this in the future. It's prudent to have a medivac on 24 hour stand-by for things like stubbed toes and donut related catastrophes.15 -
Probably the combination of GMO'd sugar-beet sugar, white super-refined flour, boiled in some random vegetable oil that's reheated too many times1
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canadjineh wrote: »Probably the combination of GMO'd sugar-beet sugar, white super-refined flour, boiled in some random vegetable oil that's reheated too many times
Do you have any evidence that GMO sugar beet sugar causes any of the above ailments?11 -
You've probably reduced your fat consumption when you were dieting and a large influx on fat caused discomfort. It's not the doughnut per se, if you had fried eggplant, even without breading, you would most probably feel the same.
People going from eating barely no vegetables to eating a lot of them are also likely to experience stomach issues simply because they aren't used to this much fiber. It's not because vegetables are bad for health, it's simply because they aren't used to them.6 -
canadjineh wrote: »Probably the combination of GMO'd sugar-beet sugar, white super-refined flour, boiled in some random vegetable oil that's reheated too many times
Do you have any evidence that GMO sugar beet sugar causes any of the above ailments?
lol, it's obviously difficult to post in sarcasm and irony, isn't it?7 -
I haven't eaten pizza in a while.
Tonight for dinner I had seven slices of Little Caesar's Smokehouse BBQ pizza (pulled pork, brisket and bacon with BBQ sauce).
It was absofrickinglutely glorious.
Yes, seven slices. And I ain't even sorry. Stomach feels great and I don't even have heartburn. Pizza was guaranteed heartburn every time when I was obese, but since I lost weight and reached a healthy BMI I very rarely/almost never have heartburn anymore regardless of what I eat.11 -
canadjineh wrote: »canadjineh wrote: »Probably the combination of GMO'd sugar-beet sugar, white super-refined flour, boiled in some random vegetable oil that's reheated too many times
Do you have any evidence that GMO sugar beet sugar causes any of the above ailments?
lol, it's obviously difficult to post in sarcasm and irony, isn't it?
Yeah. Gotta use a winky or a smirk face or something.1 -
I haven't eaten pizza in a while.
Tonight for dinner I had seven slices of Little Caesar's Smokehouse BBQ pizza (pulled pork, brisket and bacon with BBQ sauce).
It was absofrickinglutely glorious.
Yes, seven slices. And I ain't even sorry.
Doing this tomorrow, but I'm gonna try and pawn most of the pizza off on my parents. Glad to know it was good.1 -
After a 48 hour water fast, and nearly two months of relatively low fat eating, today's evening exceptionally heavy meal is going to be interesting, but I will regret nothing!5
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amusedmonkey wrote: »After a 48 hour water fast, and nearly two months of relatively low fat eating, today's evening exceptionally heavy meal is going to be interesting, but I will regret nothing!
I remember breaking a 36 hour fast once. My guts were maaaaaaaaaaad.1 -
PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »amusedmonkey wrote: »After a 48 hour water fast, and nearly two months of relatively low fat eating, today's evening exceptionally heavy meal is going to be interesting, but I will regret nothing!
I remember breaking a 36 hour fast once. My guts were maaaaaaaaaaad.
Yeah, now imagine breaking it with a meal that is almost literally made of more than half the calories from fat. Heaps of butter, fatty meat, desserts that are almost literally half cream half butter, so much mayo might as well be eating it with a spoon... You get the idea.1 -
A muslim I used to know once went out for dinner at a non-halal restaurant. He was so upset to know it wasn't halal he vomited.
Our minds can make our bodies do weird things.9 -
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Donuts nearly make me ill now. I ate half of one a couple months ago and threw the other half out. The third bite just got gross.0
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prattiger65 wrote: »This is the very reason I don't eliminate any foods. It's not because the donut is bad, it's just you aren't used to it. You know what gets me? Broccoli, weird huh?
This.1 -
boopster99 wrote: »Ditto. Obviously it's worse for us than we can even imagine otherwise why would it make us feel so blech?! My grandmom's answer to heartburn: pickle juice, straight out of the jar. Not sure why it works, but it works and fast!
I'm eating a donut right now and it's not making me feel 'blech' at all, it actually tastes pretty awesome6 -
I wonder if the OP knows that donuts are fried food?
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I think I'd be sad if my once a year foods (fried dough, fluffernutter ) made me feel sick.1
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