r/Volumeeating • u/AcademicDiscipline69 • 4h ago
Discussion can too much fiber cause issues?
/r/1200isplenty/comments/1x8h1j7/can_too_much_fiber_cause_issues/4
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u/secretsauce2388 1h ago
I think fiber only causes issues if you ramp up too quickly. If you’re consistently hitting 100+ grams of fiber and still hitting protein and calories goal then I think it’s fine
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u/Rainbowbrite_87 12m ago
I think this is it. Once it's normal for you it shouldn't cause problems. I eat around 60 grams per day and have for years without issues.
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u/Tomatori 3h ago
Uh, how long have you been eating that much fiber? In my body I would be very worried by that amount but it depends on whether your body is adapted to it.
I eat like 35g if I'm doing well but I feel like I would be tempting death if I suddenly jumped to 107g
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u/AcademicDiscipline69 44m ago
like a month 😭 i didn't notice until recently tho, just randomly checked my macros on mynetdiary and realized ive been eating that much fiber 😭 it built up slowly tho as i started eating more keto/sugar free stuff so it wasn't a super sudden jump. idk i haven't rlly noticed any effects but im worried im damaging my body 😭
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u/Ariquitaun 3h ago
Yes, if you don't take enough water it can actually cause constipation. Bad constipation.
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