@puddleduck It's a shame that TedX censored the talk of Mikhaila Peterson. Carnivore doesn't comply with Agenda 2030 which regards a vegan diet a much better fit for the planet. It's supposedly clean, and there is no methane expelled in the atmosphere. How shortsighted it is because health will eventually deteriorate with no animal protein. And it's a pity for those who experience profound healing like Mikhaila Peterson and others who want to bring the message out. But no one is willing to listen, no mainstream media at least. Probably the truth is purposely hidden in the dark.
TedX is propaganda at the end of the day, and the talks must enhance the elites larger vision.
@puddleduck It's a shame that TedX censored the talk of Mikhaila Peterson. Carnivore doesn't comply with Agenda 2030 which regards a vegan diet a much better fit for the planet. It's supposedly clean, and there is no methane expelled in the atmosphere. How shortsighted it is because health will eventually deteriorate with no animal protein. And it's a pity for those who experience profound healing like Mikhaila Peterson and others who want to bring the message out. But no one is willing to listen, no mainstream media at least. Probably the truth is purposely hidden in the dark.
TedX is propaganda at the end of the day, and the talks must enhance the elites larger vision.
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@puddleduck, in my carnivore days (14 months to be exact) I watched many videos such as this one and felt inspired - and totally dismayed that the diet made me sicker than many previous diets before. Of course, high amount of beef liver and fat was a total mistake and a disaster. Would just steaks and water be different? It certainly works for some people but there are many ‘disgruntled’ carnivores who leave the movement in tears and with a lot of extra pounds. I cannot say that I am not tempted to try again, especially when I watch the people for whom carnivore diet really works.
@puddleduck, in my carnivore days (14 months to be exact) I watched many videos such as this one and felt inspired - and totally dismayed that the diet made me sicker than many previous diets before. Of course, high amount of beef liver and fat was a total mistake and a disaster. Would just steaks and water be different? It certainly works for some people but there are many ‘disgruntled’ carnivores who leave the movement in tears and with a lot of extra pounds. I cannot say that I am not tempted to try again, especially when I watch the people for whom carnivore diet really works.
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@beata-2 Ahh, 14-months is a long time to be feeling sicker and sicker. 😔 I hear you! It’s certainly not appropriate for everyone, even the low-vitamin A version.
I suspect I could only use it as a temporary “blank slate” elimination diet, but not long-term. I benefit too much from legumes! Haha.
Part of what makes Mikhaila’s story so intriguing for me, is that we know vitamin A—and perhaps oxalate, too—may have been an invisible villain. I am happy for her, and I hope her success holds. Maybe one day she will learn about hypervitaminosis A and interview Grant on her podcast.
And yeah, @christian, it seems there are some people thrive on carnivore when nothing else can help them. I hope such individuals who need to hear her story are reached by it.
@beata-2 Ahh, 14-months is a long time to be feeling sicker and sicker. 😔 I hear you! It’s certainly not appropriate for everyone, even the low-vitamin A version.
I suspect I could only use it as a temporary “blank slate” elimination diet, but not long-term. I benefit too much from legumes! Haha.
Part of what makes Mikhaila’s story so intriguing for me, is that we know vitamin A—and perhaps oxalate, too—may have been an invisible villain. I am happy for her, and I hope her success holds. Maybe one day she will learn about hypervitaminosis A and interview Grant on her podcast.
And yeah, @christian, it seems there are some people thrive on carnivore when nothing else can help them. I hope such individuals who need to hear her story are reached by it.
@puddleduck, TBH, I would much prefer the carnivore diet. I love meat, have access to amazing, pastured beef, lamb, venison, wild meats and chickens, and find meat delicious and never boring. But that’s where it ends. To me it seems to be really drying and both my nose and my bowels suffer when I indulge in carnivore diet.
But for all those for whom it works well - how wonderful! 🙂
@puddleduck, TBH, I would much prefer the carnivore diet. I love meat, have access to amazing, pastured beef, lamb, venison, wild meats and chickens, and find meat delicious and never boring. But that’s where it ends. To me it seems to be really drying and both my nose and my bowels suffer when I indulge in carnivore diet.
But for all those for whom it works well - how wonderful! 🙂
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