Hydrogen sulfide overgrowth may be a legitimate reason to avoid or modify a carnivore diet, requiring intervention to address the underlying issue.

“i've had people come to me where they basically had loose stools already before going carnivore and then just never came out of the diarrhea phase of carnivore for like five months um and uh so what we know from the literature is that hydrogen sulfide producers these are things like diesel vibrio like falafela if you have an overgrowth of these before carnivore they do tend to thrive more on the sulfur amino acids and protein and they also can use the sulfur from taurine conjugated bile acid”