I don't take food with me on the ride and don't eat. I have an emergency 
jar of coconut oil for if something unexpected happens. I often don't eat 
breakfast, so I ride fasted from the start, then eat when I get home. I 
generally eat one or two meals a day, so often have 24 hour fasts.

Bill, someone who isn't yet fat adapted but is eating low carb could easily 
bonk because it takes the body a while to get efficient with glucose. Once 
adapted, that is not an issue.

I have not had any issues with cramping since eating this way. I drink a 
lot less water (storing and processing carbs takes a lot of water, burning 
fat for fuel creates water as a by-product, so less need to drink in more). 
>From the little I know, the cause of cramps remains a mystery, so at this 
point everyone with cramps is an n=1 experiment as to what works for them. 
Grin.

With abandon,
Patrick

On Saturday, January 10, 2015 at 5:10:20 PM UTC-7, Tim wrote:
>
> I struggle with cramps on brevets, no matter what I'm eating. I think it 
> is electrolyte related. Electrolyte tablets help but as heavily as I sweat, 
> I need to take in quite a bit of sodium to keep up. At least, I think 
> that's the case. Patrick, you mean you don't eat the entire day, unless 
> it's a multi day ride, or you don't eat during the 10-12 hours you are 
> riding?

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