What does my DOCTOR Dad think about the Carnivore Diet?! 

Good spot!!!

@@rogerjohnson9946p in q

I wonder if a stage 4 kidney patient with congestive heart failure and diabetes can handle a carnivore diet. He is 86 years old.

@@IIcorrinthians519 I don’t know, but could it be any worse than the crap the rest of us have been eating?

​​@@IIcorrinthians519all I can say is the odds are way better with carnivore than the BS diet he has probably followed like the rest of us

@@IIcorrinthians519 I wouldn't worry about the kidneys: carbs are main villain. Take a few weeks for the transition. May be better for the wall in your bathroom. Keep electrolytes at level (with lMNT) because body dumps extra fluid initially. Ask Doc.

Wow! Thank you so much for sharing your experience! ❤

Best wishes for your daughter’s healing.

I think as long as shes doing fine its ok. Everyone should do the best thing that helps them live their best life.

I started carnivore this year because my niece has severe MS and went carnivore and it RADICALLY changed and improved her life. She is a different person. Her skin looks amazing her cognitive function has improved 1,000% and her MS symptoms have seen dramatic improvement. And she dropped 65 lbs to a size four.

Don't you get sick or tired of eating the same things daily?.. I'm concerned that it will become boring really fast

@@Sconzette It doesn't get boring at all. In fact, it's incredibly freeing. You're free from constantly washing up, preparing food, thinking about food and walking up and down the supermarket aisles looking at all the junk they offer. If you don't go to the gym then you'll probably be fine doing OMAD (one meal a day.) Simple meals knocked up in 5 mins with minimal washing up. You have so much more free time and the best part is... you are never hungry because fat is incredibly satiating. If you eat the standard diet, or a vegan diet you are always hungry and therefore constantly thinking about and eating food. Also, once you stop piling carbohydrates in to your body the up and down rollercoaster of highs and crashes ends and you're no longer destroying your body with ridiculous amounts of glucose spiking your blood sugar all day. Remember, all carbohydrates break down to glucose (sugar) as soon as they enter the mouth.

When you have such a radical body change..... no more deabilitating immflamation, joint pain, brain fog, tiredness.... to lots of energy, clairty...... the choice gets very simple. I eat to live not live to eat. I also allow myself healthy cheat days. I started a food journal. I started looking at foods on the AIP protocol and experimented with a food to see if I had reactions. To date I can tolerate a few grapes, blueberries, asparagus, brussel sprouts, cabbage. But I only eat them very sparatically and never combine foods. I am 4 months carvivore now. I have lost over 50 lbs. I feel great. I am having my blood work done to compare with my blood work from last November when I was at the heigth of physical health issues. My Dr. Suggested to carnivore as an experiment for me to see if it would make a difference after 15 years of health problems that has affected my life negatively.

@@smysak5309 That's great news. I am pretty strict with diet and never eat plants at all. Beef, lamb, bacon, butter and eggs pretty much covers what I eat. I have also lost the brain fog and am feeling generally much better. I'm glad carnivore is helping you as it is me. 😀

​@@Sconzette try it then write back.

Fantastic 💪

I have really enjoyed cooking with tomatoes, onions, carrots and celery. I have no need for them in my life again.

My family doesn't bother me, but some (or maybe most) of them think the cure of my depression/anxiety is just a placebo effect. So I don't talk about nutrition anymore, as no amount of evidence (anecdotal or otherwise) or physiological explanation will ever be enough.

Can you please list some of the issues you were having and how eating has helped you? I really need to hear how well this lifestyle change helps.

I had Scrambled eggs with chopped up red onions in one pan, and Chopped up red potatoes with red onions in the other pan. I Combined the foods that i cooked up in two separate pans, and i added cheddar cheese, butter, and sour cream. This made a very Hearty meal. Later I'll have a can of sardines. I don't go for veganism, but simultaneously i believe that one can do more than fine without always eating animal meat. Veganism is obviously unsustainable, but there are ways to eat that are plentifully sufficient alternatives to meat eating. Such as the food combination that i described. Eggs are a plenty sufficient alternative to eating meat. Especially when also consuming various dairy foods. I love eating meat as much as anyone else, but i also believe in having a versatile internal physicality. If one becomes too dependent on meat, then what happens if there is suddenly a great shortage in meat, that we suddenly become striken with..?! I believe that the withdrawal afflictions will be substantially greater amongst those who are overly dependent on eating meat. Like i stated, as long as I'm eating eggs, then Physically, I'm just fine and dandy. Meat enhances the taste experience more than any other nutritional based enhancement if we're in the discussion of regular egg and cheese eaters.

@@Sconzette obesity, hypertension, gerd, sleep apnea, psoriasis, depression, arthritis - all completely resolved: my blood pressure was 148/110 even doing vegetarian, Mediterranean, dash etc. on carnivore I'm now at 122/78 and still dropping

Best wishes for your recovery.

Sending hugs ❤

I'd like to hear your updates later on.

21 days to get off the sugar. 60 days and you are locked in to a diet. Be careful.... you need to control the oxalates dumping. Many with MS get affected. Please research Sally Norton on YT. She is a leader on the subject.

Does it bother your stomach at all?I'm afraid when I start this diet for a pain.That I will have bad constipation ugh

It'll take more than 5 months to repair the damage, but keeping with it will be the final fix. Congrats on the improvements!

It can take years to fully recover keep going it gets better and better.

This makes me so happy!! Wishing you all the best! Please share far and wide when you start feeling better because other people suffering will listen♡ I know someone with MS but they can't hear that there is a real solution and it gets dismissed and it breaks my heart. Also make sure you eat high fat to provide your body with as many lipids as it needs to repair the myelin sheath♡

It will happen. It has happened with another friend of mine that Has/had MS. She is doing amazing. Keep up carnivore as you can. Eliminate all plants, veg, oils, nuts, etc. It all matters. You will get better!

Get your methylation genes checked. Try methylcobalamin and methyfolate. Watch the youtube video called "DIAGNOSING AND TREATING VITAMIN B 12 DEFICIENCY. " THAT TITLE EXACTLY. TAKE LOTS OF GOOD NOTES.❤

Terry Wahls?

@idahardy4052 No. Unfortunately I don't remember her name. She was a young woman who was a physician. She had recently had a child and was of Asian descent. I wish I could tell you her name as her story was so incredible. She went from healthy to unable to function so rapidly.

You're so sweet ❤🤗

I heard the same thing, tbh. I have had MS for 18 years. I have been 100% carnivore for 2 years. It's been absolutely amazing. MS is not an issue as long as I'm eating carnivore

Amen 🙏🏼

Yes, He gives everything we need to be whole. Thank you Lord Jesus!

Ironically, it was Adam with his apple.

I thank Buddha. ❤

Avoid your brothers advice, the man to receive info from has the first name Ken and the second name Berry, he is an MD.

The Carnivore lifestyle is the optimal way to live the healthiest life.

@@theknowall2232 I trust my brother more than any other doc. Disappointed someone would say that.

See also Ken Berry’s book about Lab work. Excellent.

@@theknowall2232 Prefer my brother’s advice over a stranger’s.

Thank you for your kind words ❤

Thank you! 🥰

​@@cabanachronicleshi rebecca...just came across your youtube researching carnivore --MS etc... I was diagnosed in 2020...... I found VERY helpful info re MS etc from Clint Ober - Earthing... youtube documentary...short and long one 1 hour. I think you will benefit from it... ive been doing it for over a year...it helps A LOT with numbness...sleep etc go watch it then try it. Im going to try carnivore as ive done Keto and fasting...all helps but I need to try carnivore to help more... please try it...find it on youtube ❤

My sister said something similar. She does not have MS but she poo poos everything as, anyone can say anything on this platform for views and who knows why people get anything. You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make them drink. At least you tried to help.

Does she know that doctors also make money? Should we not trust anyone who is making a living? Only the wealthy elite who don't have to earn their money can be trusted, then? Weird take.

There are many talking about beating cancer. But people still go for the white-coat-experts ,chemo, radiation, cutting. Won’t try anything else.

Oh how sad she won't even try

Yeah, like the medical system is not out for money, especially big pharma.

Yes 💯 agree evil isn't strong enough word "they" are doing more than just messing with our food even air, water and eltromagnetic fields are being tainted and warped to harm us.

Yeah... Why is there a war on meat? 👀

@@lexiatel There's a war on "useless eaters" ... you know, we peons who aren't smart enough to be running the world. People like Bill Gates, and Klaus Schwab and his evil ilk want to reduce the WORLD population to some number that is FRACTION of what it is now. "Let them eat bugs!" :(

@@lexiatel Because they want everyone sick and on medication for life

@@lexiatel Food companies that make lots of money producing sweetened, carb rich, "food" keep funding medical studies and donating to medical schools.

Im an ex pat Aussie living in Italy. Unfortunately, its the same everywhere!

Carnivore has done some wonderful things for me but idk if It will” cure “whatever I having going on . I get tachycardia when I eat salads and nuts and corn chips and probably many other things and I’ve had nerve problems for 20 years in my arms and legs and back . All better. If I can eat a salad without these issues I will consider it cured but until it’s keeping me symptom free as long as I don’t slip up .

@@mandyhaven4290 there is a context or possibly subjective element to the term "cure". For example, I go to a forest known for having lots of cobras. I'm bitten, rushed to hospital, and cured of snakebite. A year later I go back and am bitten again, does that negate the first "cure". No, but many tell me my diabetes is not 'cured' because if I go back on carbs, it will return. The point is to stay away from cobras. We are not evolved to eat salads and such. Our paleo diet - going back at least 2 mil yrs even - was 85% fatty red meat (mostly) - even before we were homo sapiens. Cooked on fire most that time. The plants they ate were mostly fibrous roots w few carbs, and a tiny part of the diet. You've found what you should be eating. About a quarter to a third of us get autoimmunes eating plants and/or the modern diet - pufa oil may contribute. Good luck!

So true. Labels are tools to intimidate people. You look fantastic.

I agree completely. I know many people who have spent years or even decades "chasing a diagnosis," because they think that once they have a diagnosis, then their doctors will know exactly what to do to help them. Only afterwards do they find out that allopathic medicine has no real solutions to offer them, even when they have a clear label for the problem. This is a deliberate, time-wasting labyrinth that the medical industry has devised to trap people. As long as you're desperate for an exact diagnosis, you'll keep going to appointment after appointment, ordering test after test, trying pill after pill. The medical industry is shoveling your money into its own pocket the whole time. All disease is best treated through diet and lifestyle, the only two factors which can offer an actual CURE, because they address the root of the problem. If people could ever get off the medical merry-go-round, they'd have enough time and energy to research for themselves and learn that.

🎯🎯🎯

@@RussellBentleyoz WAOW!!!! THKU for this info which I will go and ask my proverbial librarian about after work. @ Rebecca, did you see this?? V interesting possibility. @cabanachronicles

@@RussellBentleyozisn’t mate. I had my teeth pulled made zero difference.

Amazing isnt it. I guess its fear of going against their doctor. They are like Gods to most people.

That's a better way of looking at it. I think of it as cutting off the air supply to a raging fire. It'll make the flames go out, but it does nothing to fix whatever condition sparked the fire. If the air comes back someday, so could the flames.

Thank you Adger!!!! 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

if it's that bad .... you've nothing to lose and everything to gain. It appears to work quite quickly so within a month you may see some improvements.... it's the cholesterol that appears to be required to create myelin that you are missing... read about it on wiki and add 2 and 2 together.

Sorry to hear you're struggling. Maybe just try it for 30 days?

"Just knowing that this is a diet that fixes a number of issues ..." Or is it in reality THE diet that PREVENTS the multitude of "issues" that the prevailing and recommended diet most people eat today are actually causing in the first place? I've eaten the proper human carnivore diet now for almost eight years, and I'll just say ... When you know, you know!

I went keto in late 2019 and ketovore in January 2020. I ate 90% beef and some veggies. My inflammation went down almost immediately. A limp that I had since 1990 from an auto accident went away. TMJ went away. I think clearer. I believe that finding out what your body needs and giving it to it allows it to heal itself. I believe that most autoimmune conditions are caused by your diet. Yes, deficiencies in vitamins and minerals can contribute too. There's no one answer. Learn, try things, document results and don't give up. I've overcome the physical and mental injuries from my auto accident, fibromyalgia pain, supplement to make up for being compound heterogeneous for MTHFR... and now working on adjusting things for menopause. It's a journey that I'm in charge of and I feel better than I have in 34 years. Thank you both for sharing this wonderful story!

It is not about what was missing but what was being added prior to the carnivore diet. The elimination of sugar, carbohydrates and processed foods is the key.

Not so much missing anything, even though meat is a great bioavailable source of protein which aids in healing. A strong indication regarding mechanism can be gleaned from the work of the Paleo Medicina group of MDs and PhDs in Hungary who prescribe a strict Paleo Ketogenic Diet for patients with serious illnesses to include autoimmune disorders. They start out with a very clean carnivore diet and then once a patient's symptoms are in remission patients can then begin to carefully add in paleo fruits and vegetables in strict moderation to increase variety in their diet, but they can also just stay with carnivore if they prefer. Paleo Medicina clinicians verify strict dietary adherence by measuring a marker in urine which is directly correlated to signs of a leaky gut and as a consequence indicates a dysfunctional immune system to include inflammation. Typically, in this clinic's experience, there is essentially a perfect correlation between a flare up in symptoms and urine tests showing a return of leaky gut due to consuming something outside of the dietary prescription, to include, for example, fillers in supplements with many patients being highly reactive to fillers and additives. Some people may not care about mechanisms, and I understand the science can be overwhelming to dive into but in order to get the professional medical community to get onboard it helps to have an understanding of how the carnivore diet works to heal.

@@phreedomphile Great info! I've learned that once you stop putting some things in or on your body, it DOES become very sensitive and reactive when you re-introduce them. I've had that happen with gluten, dairy and scented things like deodorant and laundry detergent. The cleaner of a ketovore that I am, the better that I feel. I love the simplicity of carnivore... but I've always been a "foodie", so I love experimenting and cooking. I watch many keto and carnivore cooking channels. I'm beginning to think that the channel Chris Cooking Nashville will satisfy the foodie in me and keep me more carnivore. Thanks for mentioning the fillers and additives. I never thought that I could have become sensitive to them.

?

We are made of meat and we should be eating meat. Simple when you think about it.

read wikipedia about myelin and then add 2 and 2 together. My take .. is that you need protein to manufacture cholesterol in your liver and cholesterol to metabolise in your gut. This cholesterol helps build muscle mass and even more importantly is used to regnerate myelin that likely decomposes naturally and has to be rebuilt. No cholesterol in diet .. no cholesterol produced in liver... doubled down by the wrong food that aids breakdown of important cells. She could re-introduce good quality carbs in limited amounts now and identify the wrong foods and the right foods. Just my naive take.... but you can find the myelin info easily... for now.

@@stevel9914 mostly agree but I think I need to get rid of most carbs since I have a bunch of autoimmune issues. \

@@marymayer4875- if I were you, I’d try just beef, salt, and water for at least 30 days, and just see how you do. Part of healing is getting rid of the stuff that is harming, and some of us don’t know what’s harming until we eliminate it all except meat.

@@LauraB.335 Probably true.

desperation and a strong desire to find a solution to her pain and being prepared to experiment with her own faith to achieve that objective even though it went against all her professional advice. When you're at the end of your tether you either give up (and continue with professionals until the end) or you fight your own way. I have heard of many people who low carbing survived cancers that were allegedly terminal. It's all "anecdotal", but I think the system relies on that anecdotal "doubt"

Yes I first heard of it on YT

wow! that's a career I hadn't considered. thank you for the suggestion ❤

Reiki didnt help me with lyme..it is inflamation in the body that is the issue..glad it helps you😊

Hope you're recovering well