Eating a donut after months of healthy eating = nearly puked.

Same thing happened to me. I was eating fairly healthy and then I had a high-fat meal and suffered. I ended up having pain with certain meals such as fatty meats, eggs and avocados. Chocolate was ok in small quantities. My doctor thought I had a stomach ulcer. One day I ate two cookies for breakfast. I was in pain the whole day. My back and the right shoulder. I had to go to the doctor. Did some tests and turned out I had a 2.5cm gallstone. I had a surgery this January and up to this day eating avocados, tofu and whole eggs makes me throw up. Other fatty foods have been ok.

There could be an underlying health problem, is all I am saying. It can be psychological or it can also be a tolerance thing as well. Especially if it happened after a period of eating a non-donut diet.

dudebro200 wrote: »

Not sure what's going on here.

I ate a donut and a 1/2, and I haven't had any since November 2016.

Now, I have really bad chest pains, and I feel nauseous. Is my body used to more clean foods?

there is burning acid-like feeling from my mouth through to my stomach. I feel like can't eat anything else, and I am fairly dizzy too. I have felt this way before like 3 years ago, after I ate a bowl full of fried onion rings at a steak restaurant.

It's an inflamed feeling, and not a stomach flu feeling.

Have any other dieters experienced this? Not sure if this is worth a doctor's visit.

Sounds like a classic case of Acid Reflux. It gets worse with fried food. Especially if they've gone over the smoke point of the oil or they've used the same oil in a few days, which they do in a lot of places.

Usual triggers are usually super oily stuff, non-distilled booze like wine etc. Just google acid reflux diet, and follow your body in terms of what messes up your stomach, and simply avoid it. Just because some random dude on MFP ate a dozen Donut's and nothing happened to him does not mean you should do the same and suffer stomach pain.

subcounter wrote: »

dudebro200 wrote: »

Not sure what's going on here.

I ate a donut and a 1/2, and I haven't had any since November 2016.

Now, I have really bad chest pains, and I feel nauseous. Is my body used to more clean foods?

there is burning acid-like feeling from my mouth through to my stomach. I feel like can't eat anything else, and I am fairly dizzy too. I have felt this way before like 3 years ago, after I ate a bowl full of fried onion rings at a steak restaurant.

It's an inflamed feeling, and not a stomach flu feeling.

Have any other dieters experienced this? Not sure if this is worth a doctor's visit.

Sounds like a classic case of Acid Reflux. It gets worse with fried food. Especially if they've gone over the smoke point of the oil or they've used the same oil in a few days, which they do in a lot of places.

Usual triggers are usually super oily stuff, non-distilled booze like wine etc. Just google acid reflux diet, and follow your body in terms of what messes up your stomach, and simply avoid it. Just because some random dude on MFP ate a dozen Donut's and nothing happened to him does not mean you should do the same and suffer stomach pain.

That is also very likely. In many stores they're using the same oils for frying more than a couple of times. In that case, no matter what you're eating on the regular, it could be that this is going to be harsh on your stomach.

Therealobi1 wrote: »

subcounter wrote: »

dudebro200 wrote: »

Not sure what's going on here.

I ate a donut and a 1/2, and I haven't had any since November 2016.

Now, I have really bad chest pains, and I feel nauseous. Is my body used to more clean foods?

there is burning acid-like feeling from my mouth through to my stomach. I feel like can't eat anything else, and I am fairly dizzy too. I have felt this way before like 3 years ago, after I ate a bowl full of fried onion rings at a steak restaurant.

It's an inflamed feeling, and not a stomach flu feeling.

Have any other dieters experienced this? Not sure if this is worth a doctor's visit.

Sounds like a classic case of Acid Reflux. It gets worse with fried food. Especially if they've gone over the smoke point of the oil or they've used the same oil in a few days, which they do in a lot of places.

Usual triggers are usually super oily stuff, non-distilled booze like wine etc. Just google acid reflux diet, and follow your body in terms of what messes up your stomach, and simply avoid it. Just because some random dude on MFP ate a dozen Donut's and nothing happened to him does not mean you should do the same and suffer stomach pain.

can people actually eat that many doughnuts?
is it all in one setting or over a period of days
thats just amazing.

Do not try this at home:

I'm glad to read others have problems feeling sick because I ate out 4 times last month (rarely eat out) & each time i felt sick to my stomach even tho I ate "well". One meal was a sirloin steak & green beans. They must put something in restaurant food. (never bothered me before) Yesterday I made my husband breaded & fried tilapia, I never eat fried foods any more (I do use olive oil for saute without a problem) I had a small piece & had diarrhea rest of the day

Orphia wrote: »

Evamutt wrote: »

I'm glad to read others have problems feeling sick because I ate out 4 times last month (rarely eat out) & each time i felt sick to my stomach even tho I ate "well". One meal was a sirloin steak & green beans. They must put something in restaurant food. (never bothered me before) Yesterday I made my husband breaded & fried tilapia, I never eat fried foods any more (I do use olive oil for saute without a problem) I had a small piece & had diarrhea rest of the day

Are there others like me who think this sounds like disordered thinking about food?

This does sound like a lot of psychosomatic stuff going on. Steak and green beans, unless contaminated, are not usually likely to cause upset, and a small piece of anything that isn't contaminated is also unlikely to cause upset. Of course there is also the possibility that these might have been bad meals or coincidentally happened to be consumed around the time of a stomach bug so they're more likely to stick out in memory. Other "bad foods" attempts might have been forgotten if they did not cause issues.

I feel exactly like that when I eat higher fat/high sugar stuff, chips and milk chocolate stuff in particular.