How the Carnivore Diet Heals What Doctors Can’t

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In this episode, I’m joined by ‪@nigelwatson2750‬ as we dive deep into the carnivore diet and expose the flaws in today’s health guidelines and other common myths. We take a look at the health and nutrition guidelines in Finland as well as why the carnivore diet is surprisingly a lot better for the environment than most people think. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation!
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17 сен 2024

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@nigelwatson2750 12 дней назад

Thanks, Felix for inviting me on to your channel. I really enjoyed chatting with you, and I'm sure my subscribers will be interested in your Finnish take on carnivore.

@Carnivore-Felix 12 дней назад

Thank you Nigel for coming on! I think long discussions/podcasting is great so if people see value in this, I will definitely do more in the future. This was of course also the first one so the videos will get better over time :)

@ummm8511 10 дней назад

Good conversation. Agree, Nigel, on doctors, especially after the last 3 years bs.

@chargermopar 12 дней назад

The point about intelligence is what I have believed for years. A computer can search and recall facts faster and more accurately than we ever could, but it takes intelligence to find and solve problems!

@chargermopar 12 дней назад

I have also noticed that a lot of carnivores are like me and hate the debt based Keynsian economic theory.

@Carnivore-Felix 12 дней назад

Yeah, I haven’t thought too much about it but I see that there is a big difference in being intelligent and just have a good memory. I’m not yet sure what I believe when it comes to doctors having bad intentions. I do believe that many of the doctors at least in Finland are intelligent in several ways but I think they tend to be pretty arrogant and not listen too much since they are “the expert”. To not be able to see one’s own shortcomings is a form of stupidity tho.

@williameklund2938 12 дней назад

@@chargermopar This is facts!

@joeycharmed 11 дней назад

@Carnivore-Felix Correct. Intelligence is not measured by what a person has memorized. It is measured by how they came to their own conclusion.

@sengasingleton601 11 дней назад

Carbs make you hungry. I F 16/8 falls into place in less than a week. My sweet tooth went completely in 10 days.

@Carnivore-Felix 11 дней назад

Yes, I've had so many times hwen I've eaten a big meal with carbs and then felt hungry 45 minutes after

@NN-bk5bb 11 дней назад

Thank you Nigel and Felix, good to see you connected

11 дней назад

I sometimes chat with a GP in my local cafe at lunchtimes. He's a great guy but he hasn't a clue about diet. He has every auto immune issue you can think of and all he does is try to get his own GP to prescribe more steroids! I tried a couple of times to explain I cleared all my back/knee/elbow pain within a year of starting this diet but I can see he thinks I'm nuts so I don't mention it now.

@Carnivore-Felix 11 дней назад

Yes exactly, I’ve noticed the same thing. My father is actually an doctor and although I think he is good at doing is job “operations and prescribing medicine”, he has massive knowledge gaps when it comes to nutrition. It’s sad to see, because you would think that nutrition would almost be the priority for doctors to know and care about.

@SebastianC-w8x 12 дней назад

I listened to this during me cooking my carnivore dinner!

@Carnivore-Felix 12 дней назад

I also listen to carnivore podcasts while cooking 🔥 it’s a good habit

@joaquimteixeira8297 12 дней назад

Predators eat meat and prey eats greens. That's why they push it .

@Carnivore-Felix 12 дней назад

And in the old days peasants were fed the grains. The elite has always eaten meat. Maybe to keep them stupid and from rebelling!🧐

@nigelwatson2750 11 дней назад

The issue of bioavailability is ignored by most people pushing a plant based diet

@flandrensinteriors3428 9 дней назад

Hmm good point

@BruceDSouza 11 дней назад

Great video, thank you!!! Very informative!!! 👍🏽👌🏽👏🏽🙏🏽

@Carnivore-Felix 11 дней назад

@@BruceDSouza thank you for supporting!🙏🏼

@DavidFriedberg123 12 дней назад

Great episode!

@Carnivore-Felix 12 дней назад

@@DavidFriedberg123 thank you!🙏🏼

@williameklund2938 12 дней назад

Agree!

@TheDominanceBlueprint 12 дней назад

Nice one. Really enjoyed this one! Keep up the good work

@Carnivore-Felix 12 дней назад

Thank you for supporting!

@user-lj9is2ij1v 12 дней назад

Splendid! Thank you both❤

@Carnivore-Felix 12 дней назад

@@user-lj9is2ij1v Thank you for watching!

@nigelwatson2750 11 дней назад

Felix is an impressive bloke - he is way ahead of where I was when I was 20 years old.

@jimmyjohnny3779 12 дней назад

Greetings from Ireland ☘️Very interesting thanks 👍

@Carnivore-Felix 11 дней назад

Thank you for watching!🙏🏼

11 дней назад

Until recently used to hunt in the UK, my main animals I shot and ate were Muntjac, some Roe and occasional Hare. TBH most got converted to sausage with added fat such as pork belly meat. Wild animals are pretty lean so thinking shooting your own food isn't that great on Carnivore unless you use it as burger/sausage meat.

@Carnivore-Felix 11 дней назад

Yeah usually they are very lean. I would not only eat wild game, but it has great taste and is as natural it can be. So I’m definitely incorporating that to my diet when I can