DCarnivore

Hello everyone,
I’ve been eating carnivore for eight years. I have occasional cheats with fruit and mostly in the summer and very small amount. Most of the year I don’t eat any carbs
I have a question every once in a while I eat something very terrible. For me terrible is milkshake and a burger with a bun. I got extreme pain last time I did it. On the left side of my lower abdomen.
Has anyone had severe pain on their lower abdomen from consuming too many carbs all at once after not having consumed any for many months?
Just wondering if anyone else has this issue and how they dealt with the pain.

Thank you.

Hello everyone,
I’ve been eating carnivore for eight years. I have occasional cheats with fruit and mostly in the summer and very small amount. Most of the year I don’t eat any carbs
I have a question every once in a while I eat something very terrible. For me terrible is milkshake and a burger with a bun. I got extreme pain last time I did it. On the left side of my lower abdomen.
Has anyone had severe pain on their lower abdomen from consuming too many carbs all at once after not having consumed any for many months?
Just wondering if anyone else has this issue and how they dealt with the pain.

Thank you.

Trust me the more adapted you are to carnivore the less adapted you will be to “non-optimal” foods. Just like alcohol you develop a tolerance. My tolerance to heavy carb foods is over. I’d have to build it up gradually if I wanted to and I don’t.
The benefit of the pain I felt is it will be a strong reminder to stay strict carnivore. I feel better the longer I do it.
Temptation goes into remission but it doesn’t seem to die.

I only have 11 months in and have only cheated once or twice, once with a rack of ribs with BBQ sauce and once accidentally picking up a vanilla milk drink.
I don't think mine was pain from carbs but more so from the sugar, and not sure it was anything more than the discomfort of the bubble guts.
Scott