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Content here is for educational purposes from my personal journey with the Carnivore Diet. It's not medical advice. I’m not a medical professional. Consult with a healthcare provider for diet or health changes. Information is based on my views and for discussion and learning.

[peterhoatson]

I love hearing this woman talk, she takes all the nonsense out of everything and is very rational

[joypack]

If a food has more than a few ingredients on the label it's junk. Eating fresh meat and occasionally some dairy products is the absolute best way for a healthy body and mind. I wish everyone would just try it and then without a doubt they would see the benefits !

[EnlightenedCarnivore]

How long will it take to get this simple message out there to the masses? Carbohydrate Consumption is at the root of ALL human illnesses.
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[ainadiyna]

I remembered in school we were taught The Food Pyramid. 🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻

[iloveseaglass]

But many are not willing to give up those things. We need a video just on inflammation. People who have been helped

[mycworthU]

In the late 40/50s, after WW2, we ate fat from the grill on bread for lunch. No breakfast. And a piece of red meat for dinner. Chicken and home made ice cream at Xmas only. Veges only if they grew outside. Nothing was packaged. If we wanted a biscuit we had to go to the store and buy broken biscuits for 2c (2d then). Boy has life changed. Going back to a carnivore diet at 77 is an adventure.

[cousinjake]

Since i took up a largely asian diet (among a LOT of other healing stuff that had to be done) ive noticed my body generally hurts less