Another Practicing Medical Doctor Reduces Carnivore Diet to Dumb: Dr Garth Davis 

Thank you so much for sharing I'm going to pin this comment for a while ❤️

@@VeganLinked 🙏

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave that comment.

Just because it didn’t work for you doesn’t mean thousands and thousands of people aren’t thriving and being healed by meat based diets. I’m glad you found what works for you but it’s ridiculous to take your personal experience as what the final result will be for everyone else. Most people quit the vegan diet after 5 years, reporting significant malnutrition and health issues. But some are able thrive on it. Everyone seems to have different results with different diets. I can only assume it may be based off our specific lineages. I know my Northern European ancestors weren’t eating fruits and veggies year round, which might be why I do much better running on animal fat/protein vs veggies/carbs. But this is far from settled science, as much as the “experts” would like us to believe.

@@jethrotool4828 thousands and thousands? How would you even know those numbers?

I hear this all the time, definitely not a coincidence and it's sustainable in every way

My blood pressure went down by eating only red meat. It shouldn't be surprising that when you stop drinking alcohol, smoking, eating sugar, etc. your blood pressure goes down. All this proves is that table sugar diets aren't healthy. Any vegan or carnivore would agree with that.

same with me! lost 26kgs, no more acid reflux, no more tummy issues, reversed diabetes, off blood pressure meds and cholesterol normal now. no more joint paint. Whole foods plant base diet

wow. Congrats. Great job. God bless!

So glad to hear you're on the right track!!! 💚

Great to hear you two are enjoying your good health and helping animals too. :)

LDL cholesterol is not bad. Oxidation of it is.

DO NOT LOWER CHOLESTEROL WE NEED IT TO STAY ALIVE ALL CELLS NEED IT -- READ N EDUCATE B4 following fake drs- PLANTS ARE NOT HUMAN FOOD PLEASE READ AND CORRECT YOUR DIET👌✌️

@@CarnivoreRich dude there's people who have been vegan longer than you've been alive. We produce cholesterol endogenously based on what we need without having to consume it. Just like I have a penis without having to consume penises.

Also known (jokingly) as 'annecdata'.

I didn’t know there was a video about that book

In a perfect world yes.

The hospital I‘m working at does exactly that. It is one for rehabilitation of heart disease patients. They get the Mediterranean diet, are taught about it, get grocery shopping training and an exercise routine.

It’s insanity.

Yes. Proper Human Diet 🙏

One of those documentaries terrified me about lettuce and e coli causing death

@@Almay20😂😂😂 how about rotten meat and puss you drink with your daily milk - that’s scary (PS: yes that is real so that there are even guidelines as to how much puss is allowed in milk - at least in the EU, i’d imagine in the US no-one actually cares about it, as long as it looks milky white)

Plant Strong! Count your blessings and your plants everyday. We were vegans before the fall. Be Well.

​@@Almay20yeah, e-coli is caused by run off or manure from intensive animal farming. Always wash your lettuce!!

@@DillaryHuff meat, cheese, etc

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thanks so much for watching and sharing and congratulations on your discovery and return to good health and thank you for caring about the animals!

I am not going to say you are lying but I can say I have the same experience with a meat-based diet. Weight. energy, depression (off meds) arthritis, and my skin has cleared up.

​@@jodiebasye9798 You act like you can say the same thing, but you can't at all. Because even if physical health wise you could claim it's the same you still can't escape the fact that you're intentionally abusing and killing animals needlessly, only a vegan can escape this. Therefore the burden of proof is on your hands since you're doing the killing. You had an option, this way or the deadly way, why would you choose the deadly way?

What you don't understand is, when we say it we say it with decades of evidence, the totality of evidence that is, backing us up, and with the fastest growing numbers of very longtime vegans and lifelong vegans and multigenerational vegans, all walks of life, a vast array of cardiologists, gastroenterologists, every type of doctor you can imagine, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, NutritionFacts, we even have an evidence based college the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, the National Health Association just had their 75 annual conference and Mark who runs it is 72 years old and vegan from birth, and not only have we never had any of your problems we can say ALL THAT as well as having support from Kaiser Permanente, World Health Organization, Medicare even funds the Ornish Program, all the largest health organization around the planet, and the largest body of dietitians and nutritionist, the Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics says a well planned vegan diet is healthy and appropriate for every stage of life. You can't say ANY of that. All you can say is you have anecdotes and EVERY diet has anecdotes and 95 percent of diets FAIL. But, vegan is not a diet, it is simply a philosophy of Ahimsa, nonviolence. We just don't want to hurt animals. And it just so happens to be the most just way to be for all, even our own health, the environment, all life. What you're suggesting is not just unnecessary, it's a waste of energy as animals are on a higher trophic level. This is why it will never be sustainable to eat them which is why there are over 400,000 concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) in the US and these CAFOs are toxic to surrounding communities, toxic to waterways contributing to deadzones, and because it takes so many times more animals than there are people to feed people animals, those animals have to eat, so we're spending 20 fold more resources force into existence and care for, house, supplement, feed, and ultimately kill, these CAFO's are also the most horrific places to be in imaginable for the animals, so much that humans don't even want to be in them, so much the workers wont even eat the animals in them, all this abuse and violence and toxicity so you can needlessly consume their body parts, organs and secretions. And despite the CAFO's this is so unsustainable that we are destroying most precious rainforests and creating more zoonotic disease all because people like you don't know how to simply eat legumes, greens, grains, fruits, veggies, mushrooms, nuts, seeds, herbs & spices and a variety of each, of which we could feed 20 fold more people with the opportunity cost alone and go from using 4 billion hectares of land to 1 billion. Just because you feel good right now doesn't mean you'll feel good later and doesn't mean you couldn't have done even better going on a proper whole food plant based diet instead of a death based diet. All elimination diets have anecdotes, what they don't have is the ease of simply eating plants to obtain and maintain the perfect weight effortlessly. You act like you can say the same thing, but you can't at all. You can do this, check out the daily dozen ap by nutritionfacts, it's backed by the most comprehensive analysis on nutritional science. if you need help consider someone that practices lifestyle medicine@@jodiebasye9798

😂oh boy ..I agree with NOTHING you've said

Hopefully you have come to the conclusion you don't need to be worried about what morons around you think 💚

Nice, thanks for sharing!

I'm a 77 year old carnivore, going on 4 years. Love the butter and steaks!

If being vegan was healthy, you wouldn't need supplements in the first place.

@@steviacandyman7892 exactly which is why we don't need supplements in the first place.

@@steviacandyman7892 oh wait you must be talking about B12. Did you know that over 80% of B12 supplements go to the animals that people eat? And guess what it's not the animal that you're eating that's making a B12 it's bacteria that is prevalent everywhere. But because we are trying to live in a sanitized civilized sane society, we wash our hands and clean our water, wash our foods, and rarely eat fermented. And because most people lose intrinsic factor even if they eat animals most people need to supplement B12 at some point. So yeah, we take a B12 supplement just like most people these days drive a car, wear clothes, use cell phones, refrigerators, etc.

Sorry to hear this. How long have you been vegan? Are you able to turn things around?

​@@VeganLinked I've been vegan for 6 months. Have had CKD for 5 years cause is a rare genetic disease called atypical HUS. Had a transplant which failed last year, and now am on permanent dialysis, I guess. When I turned vegan, I switched from eating milk, cheese, chicken and beef, to only plant based food. Had trouble for a week due to fiber ( was always constipated before). A few months in I've adjusted to this my fitness has improved. My kidneys, alas, are beyond repair, but I've managed to decrease the frequency of my dialysis to once a week. Have started yoga too.

Thank you for your work.

Hey there, it sounds like your road is hard. I’m so sorry for this! It also sounds like your heart is so pure! You inspire me with your words. Just a total stranger sending you blessings. Much love to you!

@@childofdestiny2811 Thank you so much!

Wait. So veganism hasn't helped? You still have the problems? Isn't that a sign? Try carnivore and you'll feel better. I promise.

If you have sleep apnea you should try carnivore. You will see significant relief within a week. And BP relief will follow.

@@jayhoggard92 There is literally no evidence of that at all. Where's your research? You are recommending that someone with a life threatening condition take advice contrary to thousands of studies based on what you reckon? Sleep apnoea can be caused by all kinds of issues, including physical abnormalities and no one is saying that a vegan diet is the magic cure all. Or any diet for that matter. That's magical thinking not science.

I slept better on carnivore diet. I do feel somewhat guilty switching from pescatarian to a carnivore. Am on experimenting journey, and treating carnivore as an elimination diet though.

Lol, normally I do better but yesterday I slipped up and had corn chips like it was the last day of my life and coffee and chocolate and then slept like hell. But I also had a kale smoothie and a kick ass salad. I just ate too much too late. It happens to the best of us

Wonderful interview! I love that doctors are speaking up and making a change in their own lives as well. Vegan linked rocks! Vegan for over 15 years and I love it. I have been plant based for quite a few years before that but being Vegan is another level and it matches how I want to and do live. The whole carnivore idea for humans is an oxymoron. When did you last see any of us running through the jungle taking down hyenas,big cats, zebras and the like with our bare hands nails and teeth? Just a simple google search will show you the drastic difference between a carnivore’s digestive system and ours. “It’s anti-intellectual” I love it, couldn’t say it better Doc.

@@LaBelleJouJou absolutely correct! Thank you LaBelleJouJou Foxy‼️🙏🏼🌱💗

Good lord…that’s very extreme

@Betty Amber but why hurt and ingest animals when you can eat legumes, grains, greens, fruits, veggies, mushrooms, nuts, seeds, herbs and spices instead and the evidence shows you may even live better, and healthier. Why do you want to promote violence and being unsustainable?

doesn't sugar coat anything, lol. love the direct approach!

I shouldn't be lol'ing (dark humor coping thing) but that Cardiologist was possibly passive suicidal. He knew the data but likely didn't care! Somewhere in his head he accepted his mortality by choosing these quick addictive gratifications. Poor guy maybe needed better sleep, and a vacation, if that could help? Don't know his reasons. But you're correct that hospitals have plenty of junk food readily available in their cafeteria. Staff grabs junk food! Worse, patients have people bring them junk food. They're all addicts. These engineered junk foods hit the bliss points. People don't, at first, love this advice, but they need to 100% eliminate that junk from their life. Once it's out of their system, they shouldn't desire that junk. It's like weaning off a drug habit. Most processed junk food is an addictive engineered substance that acts as food. We know it's really a profit-designed manufactured product meant to lure and keep users buying their products. This crap that many Americans consume is so ubiquitous. Children are put on junk from early age, then they have to (if the kid is later educated) try to quit that junk. We have an unhealthy traditional junk infested food system. It's a part of the overall culture unless your social circle mostly follows a non-processed food diet. Anyways, hospitals are a contradiction regarding the junk food on their cafeterias vs what we generally know about diet and health outcomes. Maybe that Cardiologist retired and quit those horrible habits? If you know his name, you can find out what happened to him. Maybe he wised up, or retired and quit that crap, or not. That's really awful other people had to be exposed to cigarettes!!! No way! No! I can't imagine indoor smokers.

Vegans are going down the wrong path....

It's insanity. My mom has been hospitalized for a fall and hand injury and I always had to bring the food. Even the salads had bacon, eggs, cheese and ranch dressing. Complete fools

@@ASMRyouVEGANyet Unbelievable.

If he looked tired it was probably because he had been working so much that week sometimes going into do surgeries late at night even. Thanks for watching

Exactly!

No, that's incorrect. Participants were randomized to either "a minimally processed, plant-based, low-fat diet (10.3% fat, 75.2% carbohydrate) with high glycemic load (85 g 1,000 kcal−1) or a minimally processed, animal-based, ketogenic, low-carbohydrate diet (75.8% fat, 10.0% carbohydrate) with low glycemic load (6 g 1,000 kcal−1) for 2 weeks followed immediately by the alternate diet for 2 weeks".

@rebeilsolneman6930 No, that's the wrong study you have mentioned. That one (2021) only lasted 2 weeks and actually showed keto diet was superior in almost every factor. Think Halls other 1 was 2015/16/17-ish.

@@niceadz6164 I assume you are referring to "Glucose and Lipid Homeostasis and Inflammation in Humans Following an Isocaloric Ketogenic Diet", Obesity 27 (2019). As you mention, the 50% carbs and 35% fat diet was the baseline diet. The following ketogenic diet was "isocaloric 15% protein, 5% carbohydrate, and 80% fat". So, yes, it absolutely was a keto comparison study.

@@rebeilsolneman6930 comparison to which diet? Certainly not low fat.

Eventually it becomes necessary to just be straight up and honest. We are doing all we can to educate others billions of people thinking they're so unique and special they require doing vile experiments consuming animal body parts, organs and secretions when there is no science supporting it or suggesting it is necessary, and this results in 200 million animals being abused and slaughtered needlessly every day and for what? Increasing chronic diseases risk, being completely unsustainable, and intentionally hurting animals, increasing zoonotic and antibiotic disease risk, increased waste, there is like everything wrong with eating animals. And the more we realize this and see people ignoring the facts and sound inferences that have been demonstrated and practiced and lived for generations, eventually it's just like impossible not to say enough is enough, it is dumb

While you're doing useless, unscientific experiments on your self and drawing inaccurate conclusions we out here working this day after day year after year. You're playing we are working. You're playing and criticizing the workers

Saying carnivore is dumb is not ad hominem.

Carnivore is dumb, this isn't criticizing anyone for their choices, it's more like communicating a straight observation about a behavior. The behavior is eating animals. The behavior is dumb, deadly and destructive. It is dumb because those doing it are unable to justify it intelligently. Just like smoking is dumb. Really it is. And realizing this is what made me quit because I don't want to do dumb things. It's not ad hominem. Ad hominem is directed at a person, this is not about a person, this is about a position some people are taking, a dumb position. Ad hominem is what animal eaters do when they attack Milton for not looking the part, they attack his looks rather than his position. This is because the animal eaters can't defend their position so they attack the person. We're not attacking a person, we saying carnivorism is dumb.

And yes, people live different lives. This doesn't mean they can't be vegan. There's hundreds of thousands of edible plant, mushrooms, algae, plenty of autotrophic, sustainable, nonviolent, healthy varieties for people to be uniquely vegan. Everyone can be vegan, everyone being those with the same options most people have, I have, and presumably you have

right, but the main thing is there is zero reason to eat animals

Besides the fact they taste good... As a vegan, how many supplements are needed.?

​@jusjones81 One. B12, which everyone supplements. 95% of the population eat animal flesh and secretions; those vitamin ailes in stores are not there for vegans. They have always been there for omnivores. Off the top of my head, Americans are: -deficient in fiber -deficient in vitamin D -deficient in magnesium -have the beginning stages of atherosclerosis by the age if 10; its even detectable in utero, before the baby is even born. That isn't normal. But you have been told it is.

Almost all doctors do care. It is the patients who do not care.

@@donwinston good point

@@donwinston I mean patients don't care, but a lot of doctors don't appear to care either.

@@donwinston especially the doctors eating animals. It blows my mind that a doctor could ever say anything negative about veganism when 99.9 per cent of their clients are not vegan. And the ones that are are just trying to save money on forced insurance.

@@donwinston It’s good that you’ve had doctors that care, I’ve had doctors that care less about nutrition. I’ve had many appointments around lunch and have seen many cheeseburgers and soft drinks delivered to them and staff. FDA in my opinion has lead society on the wrong path for a healthy life style. Hospitals serve patients horrible food choices that’s doing more harm than good and patients thinking that’s the best choice. Doctors and hospitals are big influences that can make a huge impact on patients and staff either for the good or bad benefits of eating healthy. I’ve seen this so many times from friends and family. It’s in the education.

True, good point hadn’t thought of it that way. Interesting about the mercury these days as well, I heard Tony Robbins had a similar alarming blood result and stopped eating fish. Two of my friends stopped eating their beloved salmon after seeing ‘Eating our way to Extinction’. Great interview, worth sharing, thanks for all your hard work Jeff!

I went Whole Food Plant Based for my health, but vegan for the animals. Vegan is not a diet, but a moral lifestyle for the animals.

Sure, all that mercury is healthy, lol.

Thanks so much for watching, understanding and commenting!

@@DillaryHuff The only problem is that the carnivore doctors are trying to bend the rules of scientific objectivity by claiming that LDL means nothing. This might be ok if everyone stayed 25, but people grow older. Strokes, heart attacks, diabetes & cancer start occurring with more frequency as you age past 45. The doctors who are promoting these diets will have a lot to answer for when their followers start getting sick. We already have one carnivore enthusiast who had a stroke. Wake up and be honest. If you must eat meat, do so. But don't pretend that it is healthy.

Like Dr. Kim William said you're either a vegan cardiologist or you haven't read the literature. I have cardiologist coming to the channel very soon, I already have many cardiologist on my channel. But if you want to debate the science go check out the Nutrivore, I would pay to see you debate him. I would pay to see anyone you can get to debate him. Because he would slaughter anyone you can throw at him that's going to advocate eating animals and trying to justify it.

@@scamdem1c good try, I'm not a cardiologist, read what I said and try again, my name isn't Dr Kim Williams. And besides, how do you even know what I've read, you're both completely off track and presumptuous here.

@@scamdem1c FYI anyone can go to sci hub, search and read and have many times over the years. But rather than be a jack of all trades and master of none I focus on doing all I can as a videographer and let the experts do the talking, as you can see by my having someone knew on the channel every week. As for debating the science of course I would refer to someone who has done more research like Dr Radak for fatty acids, Dr Davis or Dr Mills for protein, Dr Lowndes or Fuhrman for carbs and micronutrients, Dr Goldner for autoimmune diseases, Dr Riz, Esselstyn, Williams, Montgomery, Kahn, etc for cardiology, Dr Barnard for diabetes, etc. Fix yourself, don't be a benighted f00li$h id10t

@@scamdem1c I have educated myself, again you're presumptuous.

@@scamdem1c what would you like to debate? I know all I need to know about nutrition through simple research a few books and from when I acquired my bachelor's of science degree. But I already do more than most people do just with this channel.

​@@jordazmo19 This whole interview is pure propaganda. It smells by miles

@@jordazmo19 somebody told me today it’s because I ate bananas on the keto. I think it was balanced. I don’t eat bacon. Just chicken and salad and berries but I did eat bananas.

@@NicolasNMI which ?

@@NicolasNMI What is the benefit of advertising for vegeterians? Are these farmers? read this book : This Is Vegan Propaganda

@@Didier-cu6cb hmmm just watch the podcast of Gary Fetke on Diet Doctor chanel and you'll be updated 👌

You mean the data that shows humans have eaten primarily meat as their diet for over 200,000 years? Or the data that shows that the decrease in saturated fats and increase in sugar and starch foods created the metabolic diseases we have now?

I would argue that going fully vegan is great for your heart 🤗

​@@steviacandyman7892 history of a behavior isn't "data". That's hilarious that you don't understand the difference.

@@ASMRyouVEGANyet - There is no evidence vegan diets improve heart disease or is healthy for anyone.

@@ASMRyouVEGANyet - Behavior? You mean surviving and thriving?

It's just another nutrient that's among thousands of other nutrients and whole plant Foods, protein is way overhyped. :)

@@VeganLinked I do believe some humans need more than others, like me. If you are very active you need more, from plants.

Females, or better said, women are not weak. They have to go through some of the most trying experiences a human being goes through, like pregnancy, child birth and raising children. They in most cases outlive men by several years. In many countries, they do extremely strenuous tasks like carrying water for miles and miles, even when heavily pregnant. They have better health, both physical and mental. And luckily, more and more women are moving towards whole plant food diets.

Thank you@@mayhu3282. Women are strong and very capable in so many ways. Its' time the male dominated world acknowledges the contributions we make, and stops treating women as objects and body parts. Women deserve to be appreciated and respected. Ironically, women do not start the wars, violence, or ethnic cleansings.

can you do an episode about Carnivore dr. Anthony Chaffee

@@toms8879 This channel doesn't really do that kind of stuff. But, my content debunks everything Chaffee stands on. I highly recommend Nutrivore for that kind of content. Nick will debate and probably slaughter anyone you throw at him. I'm a videographer do interviews and I'm inundated with that.

@@VeganLinked lol no you prefer putting them down ! shake head....

@@missmarielyne6697 they put their self down, there's nothing uplifting about abusing animals and ingesting their body parts, organs and secretions.

Hola mi doctor soy de Colombia y e escuchado tus conferencias y lo que quiero decir es que heres una Eminencia me gusta escucharte muchísimo Dios te bendiga siempre siempre 😮😮

Nothing confusing nothing new people have always done temporarily well whenever they change their lifestyle. Veganism is just the best on every level short-term and long-term. Nothing is a panacea.

And why would you try both? Why would you try something as horrible as hurting animals just for some experiment? It won't even be an accurate experiment because you can't live two different lives at the same time and therefore control all of the variables. The best way to try being vegan is to try caring about the animals and not wanting to hurt others. And then finding a way to make it the healthiest lifestyle for you to be vegan. And that usually is with whole plant foods when it comes to diet, and things like mushrooms and maybe chlorella.

@@pbpb253 apparently you didn't watch the video. In the video I show a comparison between cropland death and animal agriculture. Animal agriculture intentionally kills tens of billions more animals every year. When I showed that graphic overlay, it comes from a video I did called vegans kill. Perhaps you need to re watch this video and then go watch that video.

@@pbpb253 and just because Rich Roll says something doesn't mean anything to me.

@@pbpb253 using your one cow and scenario, one cow needs about 2 acres for a cow/calf pair. Every year this would produce about half a million calories. If that was all you ate, at 2k Cal a day this may last one person about 265 days. 2 acres of potatoes would generate 12 million calories, 24 times more than a cow. This would feed over 16 people for a year instead. This is equivalent to feeding one person for 6,000 days or 16.4 years. Of course there could be other animals in the mix just as there can be other crops like carrots, beans, and greens. Now of course, not all land is created equal. Some land isn't viable for crops. Considering that plant crops can feed 16 times more people we obviously need less land anyways. And people can and do grow in their own homes, yards, and roof tops, vertically, etc... So, not only does plant agriculture feed more people for more years, because it's healthier they'll have more years to live and more life in their years. According to a document at the USDA dated 1917 beef would produce 130,000 calories per acre and sweet potato would produce 2,851,200. While these numbers are significantly smaller the results are very similar and of course still in favor of plants producing 21 times the amount of calories. naldc.nal.usda.gov/download/ORC00000242/PDF

True on every level. I say they're not carnivores they're necrovores, because they don't do the killing, but instead they scavenge from someone else's kill. They probably ate a typical omnivore type diet and started eliminating the side items for more of the main thing they thought they needed most; meat, eggs, and dairy or body parts, organs and secretions. It makes sense they would gravitate to eliminating sides first. But it will be never make sense to see animals as food because now I know they are not necessary at all to eat. So they are no more food to me than humans

@@VeganLinked Great comment, necrovores, or even scavengers. Yet Ive watched many of their videos and they believe in what they do and say. Yet I believe the large reason they 'feel better' is because of what they eliminated (the crap they were eating) and were lacking iron, b12, zinc.. versus what was added. cheers.

@@rachelgoodkind6545 every diet has anecdotes, anecdotes alone are stupid. This is why carnivore is dumb because that is literally all they have. You can watch but it's stupid because you're only seeing one of endless possibilities and it says nothing about the long term efficacy or what they would have accomplished on a well planned vegan diet. They had options but they chose the most violent, grotesque, unsustainable diet with the absolute least amount of science to back it up. I don't invest in what inconsiderate people say especially when their actions result in violence

@@rachelgoodkind6545 Exactly. They were eating junk food and sugar to begin with.

Yeah! I love plants, animals, and my bicycle...

Ok, why are you saying this?

didn't he quote a study? or personal beliefs matter more? we need to live in reality even if it's hard.

What about the majority of vegans being aligned with wokism, transgenderism, Democratism and ultimately sheepism. Most vegans are also "vaccinated" for C19 three and four times despite the fact that it has damaged their health and worse. I really think more non-vegans should start talking about this.

The Nazi party was ideologically vegetarian and most of it's high ranking members were vegetarian

Yeah the problem people are having is they're going to the wrong source. Clearly legumes greens grains fruits veggies mushrooms nuts seeds herbs and spices are absolutely healthy since the largest health orizations all agree on this which means the totality of evidence supports this. When it comes to eating animals they say it's a risk factor so reduce animal consumption. Veganism is a philosophy not a diet so we're saying don't be violent and don't exploit animals because we have healthier more sustainable more compassionate options within like tens if not hundreds of thousands of edible plants to choose from to tailor a vegan diet to whatever our individual needs are.

Consider checking out the daily dozen app by nutritionfacts.org it's backed by the most comprehensive analysis on nutritional science it's free and easy. I also reference it on my website at VeganLinked.com/govegan

B12 supplementation is a must, I was not taking it in the beginning after going vegan and started feeling that something was amiss. Began taking multivitamins and it fixed everything.

Just try a whole plant based diet. It's easy, cheap and my experience is very much like Dr Davis's: an incredible improvement in every way. Have been at it for 14 months now. Plus of course it's much more ethical.

Diarrhea on carnivore happens to some people (not to me) but is temporary while the body adjusts, that means you didn't keep it long enough to see all the benefits. If vegan doesn't work try again carnivore, but do a slow transition, 2-3 weeks to get to it, so you don't suffer that inconvenience again, and I'm sure you won't regret eating only animal based.

I would really love to interview you! Let me know if you're interested, contact me at Veganlinked.com/contact

I completely agree with you. I know people on a raw dairy diet and do so much better on that. What I meant was no one has disputed that a plant base diet is good for you - in other words, vegetables and fruits are good for you. No one has disputed that. That is all I meant - wasn't speaking of solely plant. I do best on meat/fish once or twice a week and eating clean. I feel my best. Fruits and veggies are very good for the majority of the people on earth.@@DillaryHuff

totally agree - some do great as carnivores - every body is different. my son has birch allergy - never knew that about fruit. I don't really like fruit, so I don't eat it much. I feel best eating in moderation. I have issues with seed oils - they do me in! So I can never eat processed foods because seed oils are in everything - that alone has made me feel better and lose some weight! @@DillaryHuff

AMEN ❤❤❤

@@mickeyspencer5745 I cannot understand German.

Spencer's comments have been removed because he was blocked because he has multiple channels coming on here trolling not being genuinely inquisitive and spreading misinformation so of course I would block him

Thanks so much for watching and sharing! Your experience and observations are consistent with countless others and the science! Best wishes! ❤️

The on-screen graphics are extremely short, too short to be that distracting and they have very important information in them that augment what he's saying

I'm so confused, like how long did the shiny graphics appear in this video like 1% of the time. And the graphics don't stop you from hearing him. Honestly I did that so quick I know I could have done it better and when I looked back at it later I noticed some things I could have done better. But there's no way that it takes away from the video like you're saying. Thanks for watching and sharing though!

Sorry to hear about your sis. My family has weight issues on both sides and my wife's on both sides. The biggest difference is they eat animals. We are in perfect shape, healthy, BMI, it couldn't be any more obvious. But they just don't seem to care.

I eat lots of meat and animal fats. I'm thin as a rail with perfect bp and cholesterol. Obesity is linked to too much butt in chair time and too many carbs. (I'm not on a low carb diet) My sis is fat, too, because she eats crap like pasta and sugar everyday.

​@@jasonfoster9118 Spot on

@jasonfoster9118 Nobody can force you to eat anything (unless the government will take this option away from us), but I guarantee you that in the long run, you will block your arteries and develop diabetes and a high blood pressure. Your diet will kill you.

@@VeganLinked they don't. I stopped trying to awake and/or to help people. It is a waste of our time.

Weird I don't know why they would distort I haven't noticed that and I usually but not always edit with headphones on. I'm using really good gear but sometimes I don't spend as much time tweaking audio and post. Perhaps it's not something on my end I don't know I'll have to see but thanks for letting me know!

​@@VeganLinked Yes, I posted something along those lines too. I'm not a native speaker of English, I usually understand about 99.9% of spoken English (for example absolutely everything the doctor said) but I had trouble understanding some of your questions. The sound was like very blurred and "dense", not sure how to explain it. Otherwise, thanks a lot for this wonderful video!!

@@mayhu3282 thanks for sharing I just listened back and it sounds great on my phone and it sounded good on my computer so I don't know why it's so different. Technology can be tricky sometimes I guess.

Yeah God forbid you feel great and not have to consume body parts organs and secretions. Your family must think you're a freakish zombie 🤣 people can be so twisted and demented

It's my understanding the algae based are as effective or maybe even better since they may be less likely to have as many toxins as fish since toxins bioaccumulate in their fat. And fish get their fatty acids from the algae anyways. But I'm kind of like why not just eat algae? Chlorella for example has such an awesome nutrient profile. We still don't know what an accurate test is and what that test even reflects so there's still much in here. Dr Tim Radak did a talk that is on my channel several years ago that's really thorough and the takeaway was we don't even need the supplement but I can't say for certain which way to go with it really because both sides are pretty convincing except it seems like the side that's against it at least Tim's perspective is more thorough than anyone else's so it's almost like I don't want to take it because I have yet to have anyone thoroughly convinced me that it is necessary. Dr Udo also has a fascinating talk on a different channel about it that basically said if you're alive you're converting it just fine lol. It seems like there are symptoms of insufficient dosage as well like dry elbows dry eyes or something like that and Udo is the only one who talks about that. And I don't have any symptoms at all. I did order Dr Fuhrman's test and I was going to take it and another lab test along with it just to compare them. For several years now I've been doing pretty good eating whole plant foods including seeds and nuts. I was basically going to do a very similar series of tests like Klaper did. Only after the test I was going to start doing seaweed to see if that would help and then test again 6 months to a year later. But the more I looked into it the more I realized how useless this might actually be. So I've had that test from Dr Fuhrman sitting in my office for 2 years now. As soon as things slow down I may go ahead and take the test. Test again after some time with seaweed and then test again after some time with an algae supplement. I really hope it's not necessary though because the supplements are super expensive and run the risk of going rancid.

​@@VeganLinked I'd be interested in seeing your results. Cause I'm not sure either and they are pretty expensive so I'd want to be sure that they're at least effective. Especially after seeing Dr Klaper changing his mind about them, and mentioning the ineffectiveness of flax, etc on blood values. Similarly, how much seaweed for example would be effective? A sheet of nori a day? A week? I can't afford doing blood tests for every condition tried (and I do feel my eyes dry often!). Bryan Johnson (Blueprint protocol) takes a million supplements on top of his peculiar vegan diet and his omega 3s aren't vegan :/

@@theodora_pilates the way I look at it is if someone was going to eat fish they probably would only do it once or twice a week. So I assume supplementing once or twice a week maybe sufficient if you're going to supplement. But that's completely an assumption.

@@theodora_pilates I don't even really know what the point in the tests are if we don't know if they're good tests. It's my understanding there's no point in supplement for heart health but maybe for brain but we still don't know if the test really reflect what's going on in the brain at all. I imagine the algae supplement would be the best better-safe-than-sorry scenario. If I do go through with all these tests and experiments it may take a couple of years and I would probably share the results. But I don't know that it would really add up to meaning much. Anecdotal evidence here would be like shooting in the dark I guess

@@VeganLinked Thanks for your feedback! I'll be following in case you get any results worth discussing. Your channel is very helpful and interesting, thank you for your work! 🙏

Una idea qué se me ocurre y qué no sé si funcionaría: si abre el vídeo en una tablet u ordenador, y al lado pone un teléfono móvil abierto en la aplicación de Google Translate, y le da a la tecla para traducir de inglés a español, es posible que se lo vaya traduciendo (poniendo el sonido alto y haciendo pausas frecuentes). Buena suerte. Para mí es una auténtica maravilla saber bien inglés para poder acceder a contenidos cómo este.

Ethical vegans aren't a cult, they're just saying stop exploiting animals. Vegans are no more cult than someone being against Nazis.

I mean I get where you're coming from him I wasn't even going to be an advocate until I understood the science. Because I didn't think it would make sense to be against something that people needed. But when I realized no one needs it at all I was on fire and thankful that the vegans who inspired me were not derailed because they didn't know the science.

Cult tends to have a negative connotation. Can be good cults and bad cults. Comparing vegan to animal agriculture though and anyway is just completely wrong because vegans are not intentionally killing animals and ingesting them. So you can never say they're anything like an animal abuser/consumer. Even if the premise of their argument isn't based on science at the end of the day the one that didn't eat animals is always going to be the winner all else equal.

@@VeganLinked I am a selfish unethical vegan. Its not about the animals (although realize I am saving them through my consumerism and NOT eating 300 lbs of meat a year) and its all about MY health. The vegan movement has 'turned off' many and Garth Davis wants to take the word vegan out of the discussion and I agree. There is a negative connotation I totally agree and the politics or the ethicsticity or semi-wokeness and activism is the proof. Its like the first rule about Fight Club?

I totally understand what you're saying and why you feel this way. I processed this like a decade ago. The problem is, humans do this with everything, call it plant based and they'll taint it, call it vegan and it's already tainted, should I call this VeganLinked, should I use the word vegan in public, etc... But, the further I explore and the more I learn the better the word vegan becomes. It's perfect. The goal is to eventually not need the word vegan because we just all are. There is literally zero wrong with the word vegan, it only means we don't want to exploit animals and avoid to as much as possible. Sure, someone may have a negative perspective, but that comes with EVERYTHING. Like in Earthlings, Truth comes with ridicule, violent opposition, and finally acceptance. It doesn't matter what you call it, people will go through this because they're being challenged and having to change and lose something. And the stages of lose; denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. The negative connotation is par for the course. Eventually it will not have a negative connotation. We can change the verbiage but then we would have to start over explaining what the new thing will be and then all the negative connotations come back. So, rather than not call it anything which accomplishes nothing because no one will know what you're talking about, rather than call it something else and have to start over, I've been working to take veganism and normalize it. It's the perfect word really. And one day I hope we will reach a point where we no longer need it. But, for now, I'm defending it. Because the problem people have with it is their problem, their hang up, it isn't a vegans fault, it isn't the word's fault, sure, it's easy to imagine angry vegans, but I've been all over the country meeting hundred if not thousands of vegans and they are nothing at all like the negative connotation. The negative connotation is PROGRESS. It's like a few have shared, when someone gets bothered by you being vegan or the message that person has potential to change, that's step one toward becoming vegan. It's the ones that don't care at all who are the most challenging. If Garth has reservations with using the word vegan it's probably two things; one he's a professional and can't let ethics get in the way of his job and two he may have been influenced negatively by someone stupid like Sophia, Garth is great but he isn't perfect, no one is. So, he could be swayed by something as insignificant as Sophia, at least in the moment, empathize with her, and then say something like he doesn't want to use the word vegan. But, I couldn't care less about that... I'm dealing with a much bigger picture than any one person can paint. I love processing this with you though, fun conversations :) @@thomasjohnlynch

I don't know but if you do a quick Google search you can probably find several. I will ask him though here's one for starters. "Consumption of a plant‐centered, high‐quality diet starting in young adulthood is associated with a lower risk of CVD by middle age." www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JAHA.120.020718

@@VeganLinked , but this is basically an interview and not so reliable. Is there any randomized clinical trial regarding this subject?

@@ernesthader1109 your right, it is just an interview and not reliable. You just described the carnivore movement zero science. They literally rely on the lowest level of significance, nothing but anecdotes. At least this doctor wàs able to explain things backed by science and referenced the American Heart Association who uses science to make public statements like regarding the leading cause of death "Eating a plant-based diet at any age may lower cardiovascular risk"

@@ernesthader1109 exactly, people eating animals have zero RCTs to justify killing, being unsustainable, fostering violence, chronic and zoonotic diseases. Why would people ingest body parts, organs and secretions and have zero science to back it up?

"Consumption of a plant‐centered, high‐quality diet starting in young adulthood is associated with a lower risk of CVD by middle age."

Awesome!

Awesome!

@Anna this is a beautifully coherent and logical comment. Are you lost? I also think the original comment needs to be clarified. I’ve been in the ER more times on a high plant nutrient diet with only lean meats (chicken or Turkey no hormones) and I had my gallbladder removed bc it was full of stones, I had repeated bouts of kidney stones, chronic IBS, and premature hair loss. I went to carnivore and found that all of these issues resolved themselves and I don’t have any urge to snack. Not to mention I effortlessly got lean and kept all my muscle, I’m the best shape I’ve ever been in after only 2 months on it. I’ve worked back in certain plant foods but I can clearly see now when something gives my body a reaction

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I HAD NEVER HAD HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE OR HIGH CHOLESTEROL LEVELS

@@Rue100 me either til this diet.

@@Jodie-masterson ITS DEFINITELY NOT FOR EVERYONE THATS FOR SURE . .CARINVORE DIET IS FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE DIRECT CONTACT WITH A DOCTOR AT ALLLL TIMES JUST IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY....I EAT HIGH PROTEIN BUT I ADD VEGETABLES AND FRUITS OCCASIONALLY

simply find a lifestyle medicine practitioner. Does your primary care physician have a problem with your bloodwork? It's my understanding insulin resistance often comes from saturated fat blocking insulin receptors. The foods you listed are a bit odd. I mean, for me they are. Like, I would never mention eating rice in a short list of foods I eat, you mentioned that first, and bread. Bread is not a whole food. It's ok on an occasion and the kind you're getting may be considered minimally processed. You don't appear to have a very well planned whole food plant based vegan diet. For example, you didn't mention the main categories much less anything from the most important ones; legumes and greens. Are you eating white rice or whole grain rice? You can try to go low carb and see if that helps but it doesn't sound like you tried the most straight forward thing. I think of it as 10 categories; legumes, greens, grains, fruits, veggies, mushrooms, nuts, seeds, herbs & spices and A VARIETY OF EACH. I like to mention legumes and greens first because those may be the most important. A big salad every day is ideal with mixed greens, romaine, etc... and you can always throw some black beans, chicpeas, kidney beans, quinoa, etc... on your salad and bam two main categories out of the way for that meal. Some days I love to start off with a green smoothie made with kale, banana, nuts & seeds, pineapple, and a little orange juice. But most days thus far I've started off with steel cut or my favorite groat oats. Groat oats are a "whole food" whereas steel cut are very minimally processed (just cut) and rolled are processed and quick oats are very processed. Letting the oats cool makes their starches more resistant, rather than eating it hot. So, learn what the most whole foods are. Make sure you're getting all the categories. Beans have a "second meal affect". This means they can blunt the glycemic load from your next meal. Some people start off the day with lentils, tartary barely, etc. You can do lower carb vegan but once you start doing random experiments it may become messy. I'm not qualified to give you advice but it seems like you're needing to eat more legumes and greens. And if you need help consult a lifestyle medicine practitioner. Maybe try one of these sites: www.lifestylemedpros.org/home plantrician.org/ or maybe even my site: VeganLinked.com.

also, check out the daily dozen app by nutritionfacts.org it's free and backed by the most comprehensive analysis on nutritional science.

So, how's it going? I personally think the order of things ideally would be legumes, greens, grains, fruits, veggies, mushrooms, nuts, seeds, herbs & spices. You didn't mention legumes yet that's probably one of the more important things. You mentioned rice but there's a lot of other grains that may be better, are you eating whole grains? Nuts and seeds are great but they are last because they are small serving sizes and maybe a little with each meal, flax, walnuts, etc. Other things matter too like time of day, how much you're eating, pre-existing conditions, other things you're eating, etc... It's my understanding carbs don't cause insulin resistance, glucose rises because of insulin resistance, this doesn't mean glucose causes insulin resistance. You need to consult with your doctor who is testing you and ideally they'd be a lifestyle medicine practitioner. Otherwise consult someone via American College of Lifestyle Medicine or plantrician.org/ or Love.Life love.life/telehealth/ and consider other things like exercise, stress management, sleep, not doing drugs, etc... Vegan is not a diet, it is a philosophy. If you really are "vegan" then you will simply tailor this way of eating to your needs. If you need help consult someone that practices lifestyle medicine.

@@VeganLinked yea it’s going good, I just eat a lot of food from all my training. A lot of starches. I went and got a fasting insulin to truly check if I was good, it was 2.3 so definitely in the optimal range. Thanks for the reply

@@VeganLinked sorry I just realized you commented a few months back. Sorry for not responding.

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@@drmarkrieke yeah I did. Thanks.

Wrong. Zero class hours spent on billing for MDs.

If my doctor told me to be a Vegan I would laugh in his or her face and walk out

Is what, why he experienced health improvements? Vegan is a philosophy. It just so happens to be the healthiest foods are whole plant foods. So the closer he, or anyone properly eats a variety of whole plant foods the better they do. The more they veer off into more processed and hyperpalatable things the less healthy it is on every level from the microbiome to the rest of the planet because whole plant foods are also the most sustainable since autotrophs are most abundant, least toxic, no zoonotic diseases or pathogenic risks, not fostering violence, and plants are 20 fold more productive, and they're healthier since they have the perfect distribution of nutrients.

Man, you must have been severely abused as a child and still struggling with it.

I too love me a good ribeye. Best part is it’s best pesticide and herbicide free unlike all those vegetables.

The best way to hone in on your specific scenario is to consult with your personal doctor. How long you do things, what specific things you do and how consistently, both what you should or shouldn't consume. People I know, for iron, avoid tannins around meal times like from coffee and certain teas, eat a lot of greens every meal possible but not a lot of spinach, keep spinach low and get baby leaves if you can and lightly cook them to reduce oxalate as much as possible. But load up on greens raw, smoothies, and cooked. Pumpkin seeds are loaded with iron and can be great ground up in smoothies, or in salad and soup. Don't try to get a lot of iron in one meal but instead get what you can in each meal. Add ascorbic acid to your iron foods, like lemon or vinegar on your greens increases absorption significantly.

Vitamin D is from your body interacting with the Sun. You can get it from mushrooms that have had proper sun exposure. But most people may benefit from a supplement because we don't wake toz spend the day with and lay down to the sun. Indoors we develop that deficiency along with complexion and location. So you may need to simply supplement D

@@VeganLinked doctors are also confused as to why for 34 years I was able to live on daily fast food and never be overweight or have negative health problems. I know as I age diet will be much more important because people my age around me have several diet caused health issues including my husband and they just look at me as the anomaly. I just never want to have to take daily meds because I won't even take over the counter or prescribed medication.

@@jessicalopez9629 well, genetics may play a big part in it too. Either way there no reason to eat animals

@@jessicalopez9629Most of us can get away with abusing our bodies when we are young as we have healthy mitochondria, lungs, livers etc etc but as the abuse adds up the cracks will show hence the reason people developing metabolic disorders, having heart attacks etc. If you want to live a life as meds free as possible we have to be conscious of what we are putting into our bodies

Banks and together we will take all of those advertising dollars we can get towards a vegan movement

I've been carnivore for a month, and feel better than I ever have. I had the exact response this guy had going plant based. Cutting out all lectins, solanines, cyanogenic glycosides, etc have done wonders for me. Eating a proper human diet has been gamechanging. I'll still eat an occasional avocado, and maybe a tiny bit of greens here and there, but I try to avoid it all. You want fiber, might as well just eat sawdust, it's basically the same. It serves no purpose and provides no nutrition. So yeah, taking away sugar, and eating filler instead, will definitely help anyone, because you are eating less bad stuff. I'll stick to my meat!

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@@MP-uq3zr B12 is created by bacteria in the soil. The reason you find it in meat is because the animals eat dirt.If we do the same or take a supplement we get the B12 we need.

@@MP-uq3zr There is a great deal of controversy about what our ancestors ate. However, since we have the jawbones, dentition, stomach acids and gut length of an herbivore, I believe our ancestry were plant eaters. If you look at recorded history, you will notice that most of the world’s people have been plant eaters. They could not afford to eat meat. Only a few cultures have been meat eaters: for instance the Inuit and the Masai. People. During the Roman Empire, the gladiators and soldiers were known as “barley men.” During the reign of the pharaohs, people ate wheat and beans. The rich people throughout history have enjoyed eating animals and they have been plagued with the diseases of affluence: gout, diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. Poor people died from starvation and disease. Today the western diet includes much animal foods. We are living longer and developing all the diseases of affluence. I believe our diet is the problem. In time science will prove me right or it may prove me wrong. In the meantime I will choose a WFPB diet. It is better for me personally, the planet as a whole, for mankind, and for the animals with which we share this planet.

@@rosalbadelriogarcia9598 so he doesn’t die. My vegan friend found himself in the hospital emergency room. Diagnosis, B12 deficiency. I am sure there are others nutrient deficiencies too.

​@@MP-uq3zrno, the original source of b12 is bacteria and algae, then it is passed via the food chain. You can buy algae sourced b12.

You mean the vegans who make death threats or hope Shawn Baker dies are empathetic?

Nike the Nutrivore, or Dr Nagra would be more appropriate people to ask. Or even Chris over at Plant Chompers. While they're following the research I'm following the stories of those following the research but also living this way. I'm a videographer. I do have a bachelor of science degree but in psychology, I did take a research and development class and statistics, but that was like 30 years ago lol. Dr Dean & Ayesha Sherzai may have done some work parsing out that variable, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine & Ornish may have as well. And image a quick search might. I'm not sure how the nurses health, epic oxford, Adventists health, broad, etc. studies controlled for that. what you're after may be a pipe dream, health doesn't happen in isolation, they have to control for a lot of variable and consider other studies and even which whole foods, minimally processed, ultra processed, exercise, drugs, sleep, stress management, social support are other variables as well to control for, just one mineral presumably kills more people than anything and that's salt. But, does it kill more meat eaters than vegans? Do vegans do best if they don't have salt, oil, or sugar and literally only whole plant foods such as legumes, greens, grains, fruits, veggies, mushrooms, nuts, seeds, herbs & spices and a proper variety of each than a vegan that may not have the same knowledge of how to do this concerning proper food variety, preparation, and overcoming any barriers to access. Vegan is not a diet it is a philosophy. As such, there is no clear understanding of what people mean when they're talking about vegan as a diet. Corporations have adulterated it for profit with processed foods that may be fun done right or good for people in transition, but that's only if they find their way to the healthiest way of eating; if that's as I explained. And then there is nuance in that, algae may be advantageous as well and specific foods like alliums and cruciferous and dark greens and various mushrooms. Ultimately how do you proper compare? It's probably easy to look at meat and start seeing a pattern across animals. But, still, even with that, how do you pit both sides against the other sides best? Is raw meat better than cooked? certain meats have sialic acids that make the animal become a part of you and become inflammatory toward autoimmune diseases. Some meats have more saturated fats, etc. What you're looking for is futile really, in my perspective. We adapt to what we do. Evolution is the result of that over time. Those adapting to the lowest trophic levels I think will do best as it provides the most and cleanest energy and nutrient profiles, these are and will always be plants. Furthermore, they are the most abundant and most ethical and therefore least invasive and least violent. Obviously we can be vegan, this is absolutely empirically true. Even from conception, even mutli-generational. There are probably thousands upon thousands of studies on nutrition. From this for years we've seen evidence supporting the more plants the better the more animals the worse. Yet people don't follow this because their parents didn't have access to understanding the healthiest option. So, people habituate and perpetuate all they know. It's hard for people to change, even if what they're doing is killing them. You could do the same thing with smoking. And in fact they tried to in an attempt to confuse the public. But, that only lasts so long....

Wow, didn't know Rob Zombie was vegan, nice to know!

@@KevinSamuelsKid (1) We shouldn’t be cruel to animals, that is, we shouldn’t harm animals unnecessarily.
(2) The consumption of animal products harms animals.
(3) The consumption of animal products is unnecessary.
(4) Therefore, we shouldn’t consume animal products.

i watched it on 2x so it didn’t take as long

@@DominionMovementDotOrg lol, that's how I edit too

Carbs are the worse thing you can put in your body though so…. 😂

Most Doctors do not know nutrition, however you need protein (beans, nuts) as well as carbs.

@@ourdesertwonderland Try running a marathon without having any carbs in your body. The human body fuels on glucose.

@@rachelgoodkind6545 lol 🤣🤣🤣

beans and nuts sound good to me@@rachelgoodkind6545

Awesome, great job, thank you for watching and sharing. I'd love to get your story if you're interested let me know VeganLinked.com/contact

Thank you for your willingness to change and express compassion. I agree.

I will go ahead and try to do that right now with this one but I can't guarantee that I will do good because I don't know Spanish but I can at least try to with RU-vid tools.

Hello, I just went through the closed captions as quick as I could in my native language English and then had the auto translate do it's thing in Spanish. So, please check it out and let me know if this helps. If it's good please share! Thanks!

Acabo de hecharle un vistazo, si está bueno 👍

Now see this is what i was led to beleive. I transitioned to fruit for a 1- 2 months. Then just fruit, kidneys filtering and seeing sediment. Heard of carnivore and combined with my fruit, all good. Did that for 2 and half months. I stopped the meat again and noticed that i wasnt having sediment in urine after. So why was i filtering on fruit and meat but when stopped meat the filtering stopped!

Animal PROTEIN is acidic, full of uric acid, low pH, heme iron, cadaverine, ammonia, sulfur, heme iron, saturated fats, and as you said causes multiple problems including body smells and bathroom smells...yuck. Good for you.