Stomach hurts so bad after Taco bell?

Question

how come every time i eat taco bell's tacos my stomach hurts so much for like an hour?

what the fork i should sue them or something.

what's happening? is it the beef or somethin?

Answer 1

Taco bell where I live is amazing, it's great it's sensational.

Your taco bell probably has unsanitary conditions like most fast food, the best thing to do is stop going there.  

Answer 2

your stomach probably doesn't agree with the mexican and how spicy the food is. my stomach always hurts to but i continue to eat it. you might also be eating to much. next time you eat the tacos, maybe get one less than you do and then see how your stomach feels.

Answer 3

fast food is grossssssssss

Answer 4

stop eating taco bell dude.

anyway i have had food poisoning from taco bell. that was the last time i ate there, even though i like the food...the stomach pains were not worth it.

Answer 5

You probably have a gallbladder stone.  When you eat fatty foods, your gallbladder squirts bile (acid) into your stomach to break it down enough to be blood-soluble.  Because of the anatomy of the two organs, sometimes fat slides down into the ducts of the gallbladder.  It can collect there if it is not pushed out, and form solid chunks that stay there.  When the gallbladder tries to push bile out past these 'stones,' the pressure causes pain.

Taco Bell beef is extremely fatty.  You need to eat fat with animal protein, because bile is also the only thing that breaks down animal protein, and bile production is not stimulated by protein alone.  The reason that you experience more pain with Taco Bell in particular is that there is so much concentrated fat that your bile production is more than usual.

Tell your doctor about this.  It will help if you do a test first; eat nothing for a couple hours, then eat something (not Taco Bell) extremely fatty, like a big hunk of soft cheese.  I bet you'll get the same result, and you will be able to tell your doctor what's up.  Bile duct stones can often be stimulated to eject with non-invasive methods, and if those fail, the surgery to remove them is relatively painless.

Answer 6

This happens to my mom, which is why she doesn't eat it anymore. I'm not exactly sure what it is. It could just be all the grease, some type of oil, or sauce they use for the meat.

Whatever it is, I wouldn't eat Taco Bell anymore. Because the same happens for me too.