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Carnivore? lion diet?

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goldlion
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inspired by the 'vegan' thread, curious if anyone has delved into a meat-focused or entirely meat diet. About 4 months ago i switched up my diet completely. inspired by mikhaila peterson and her lion diet, i erased my problems with acid reflux by eating only steak/veg/rice/a few other basic things. between the diet change and beginning intermittent fasting (i just eat one big meal at night pretty much), i've noticed how much has improved - my skin, my mood, no more acid reflux, losing extra fat, etc - and because i can't help but listen to my body i'm feeling like it's inevitable that i give a purely carnivore diet a try. sounds wild as it's completely counter to what we've been taught about healthy eating, but i think what we've been taught about healthy eating is also complete fucking bullshit (the food pyramid tells you to eat mostly grains lololol holy shit that's easily wrong). so anyway, anyone give carnivore a try in the past? currently?
Jan 22 2020 5:47PM
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fries
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touche touche
Jan 22 2020 5:49PM
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TheMoostafian
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You’re gonna have some lethal farts.

History would suggest that humans evolved to have an omnivorous diet rather than a carnivorous one.

Dogs, on the other hand, are (or at least should be) carnivorous. I feed my dog a 100% raw meat diet. His farts are the nastiest thing I’ve ever smelled.
Jan 22 2020 8:44PM
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CLQ
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People cut out sugar and junk food on whatever fad diet they are on and then think that it's this specific diet that makes them feel good. Why don't you try adding some fruit and veg and get back to me. thanks
Jan 22 2020 9:22PM
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fries
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Where do you get your vitamin C?
Jan 22 2020 10:52PM
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goldlion
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ok, no carnivores just angry people lol
Jan 23 2020 10:50AM
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goldlion
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CLQPeople cut out sugar and junk food on whatever fad diet they are on and then think that it's this specific diet that makes them feel good. Why don't you try adding some fruit and veg and get back to me. thanks


i didn't eat junk food, i ate plenty fruit and veg and feel better and more stable without them now - do you still have something to say?
Jan 23 2020 10:52AM
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goldlion
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friesWhere do you get your vitamin C?


good question, in reading about it apparently animal meat has vitamin c in sufficient amounts if not fully cooked (who fully cooks a steak?) the usda just decided way back when not to measure it in beef. also - eating less carbs helps because glucose and vitamin c share the same receptors and in eating this way there is less competition for the vitamin c to be absorbed.
Jan 23 2020 10:59AM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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You wont do it pussy
Jan 23 2020 11:03AM
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goldlion
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DylanGBanksHistory would suggest that humans evolved to have an omnivorous diet rather than a carnivorous one.


https://www.quora.com/Are-humans-technically-carnivores-or-omnivores worth a quick read if you're curious to question that. while it's not an academic journal, it's well-referenced and is hard to argue against. from the way our body parts work to the way our cells behave, there is much evidence we were designed primarily to eat meat and can tolerate plants when needed to survive.
Jan 23 2020 11:23AM
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goldlion
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TRVP_ANGELYou wont do it pussy

ty for your angelic blessing, energy master
Jan 23 2020 11:28AM
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Andi_G
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goldlionhttps://www.quora.com/Are-humans-technically-carnivores-or-omnivores worth a quick read if you're curious to question that. while it's not an academic journal, it's well-referenced and is hard to argue against. from the way our body parts work to the way our cells behave, there is much evidence we were designed primarily to eat meat and can tolerate plants when needed to survive.


We might've been designed to eat meat because we needed high energy density food but that doesn't mean you can't get that from a plant based diet. We live in a different world now where you can make and get a much larger variety of foods than our ancestors and can cook many different meals using plants. I tend to look at just limiting my meat because of the environmental impact it can have
Jan 23 2020 1:20PM
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goldlion
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AndrewGravesSVWe might've been designed to eat meat because we needed high energy density food but that doesn't mean you can't get that from a plant based diet. We live in a different world now where you can make and get a much larger variety of foods than our ancestors and can cook many different meals using plants. I tend to look at just limiting my meat because of the environmental impact it can have


"let me continue to poison myself so i can virtue signal to others so that big brother will look down on me with kind eyes..." it's propaganda. you eating less meat isn't gonna do shit for the environment, that's like putting out a candle while the house is engulfed in flames (and that's assuming your own propaganda is correct...) .



and just because we CAN make all sorts of new foods now doesn't mean that our bodies can properly digest them. even if it's tasty, it's not necessarily what you should be eating if the option of red meat is available.



anyway i'm pretty certain my diet (all meat coming from this farm 2 hours away that supports sustainable/enviro friendly farming https://thousandhillslifetimegrazed.com) is having less impact on the environment than the average american by far.
Jan 23 2020 2:35PM
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theabortionator
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I only eat lions. Sorry simba, I ate mufasa
Jan 23 2020 2:52PM
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Andi_G
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goldlion"let me continue to poison myself so i can virtue signal to others so that big brother will look down on me with kind eyes..." it's propaganda. you eating less meat isn't gonna do shit for the environment, that's like putting out a candle while the house is engulfed in flames (and that's assuming your own propaganda is correct...) .



and just because we CAN make all sorts of new foods now doesn't mean that our bodies can properly digest them. even if it's tasty, it's not necessarily what you should be eating if the option of red meat is available.



anyway i'm pretty certain my diet (all meat coming from this farm 2 hours away that supports sustainable/enviro friendly farming https://thousandhillslifetimegrazed.com) is having less impact on the environment than the average american by far.


I'm not even a vegan just a guy trying to cut down on my meat intake for the environment. Pretty sure I'm not poisoning myself just eating beans, cashews, tofu, and other veggies, and I don't get bringing the propaganda aspect into this. The facts are that getting meat for consumption wastes a lot of carbon, water, and land area because there is always energy lost in each step of the process. That isn't mentioning the deforestation that is happening due to ag.

I'm stoked you're supporting sustainable farming and grazing. I think meat has a place in modern diets but I also think its possible for humans to get all their nutrients from plants.
Jan 23 2020 3:42PM
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goldlion
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AndrewGravesSVtofu





heads up soy is downright terrible for you, but if you feel like the pat on the back that you give yourself is worth it, by all means...



this is meant to be about wellness, period. you seem to ignore that and consider 'earth friendliness' paramount. we're not on the same page here. keep in mind the ultimate 'carbon reduction' would be ending all human life on earth - by your virtues this would be the inevitable conclusion.
Jan 23 2020 4:12PM
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Andi_G
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goldlionheads up soy is downright terrible for you, but if you feel like the pat on the back that you give yourself is worth it, by all means...



this is meant to be about wellness, period. you seem to ignore that and consider 'earth friendliness' paramount. we're not on the same page here. keep in mind the ultimate 'carbon reduction' would be ending all human life on earth - by your virtues this would be the inevitable conclusion.


Fuck me for caring about the environment then, we are on different pages. Obviously I am advocating for the end of all human life by trying to eat less meat.

A lot of the Tennessee Titans went vegan this year and had a great playoff run trusting a plant based diet. More and more athletes are switching in general. These are people whose bodies are their entire livelihoods and who require the best fuel for themselves. You can even avoid soy if you want because you didn't mention the other foods I listed. I dunno why you think soy is so bad in the first place.

https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/soy/
https://www.runnersworld.com/nutrition-weight-loss/a27751629/is-soy-bad-for-you/

I didn't even consider throwing you the article from the vegan doctor because you might scream bias.

I'm happy your diet is working for you and your acid reflux is down among the other benefits. If it works for you then keep on keepin on cause everyone is different
Jan 23 2020 5:48PM
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supersquid
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Joe Rogan is doing this for some period of time, a month maybe? hes pretty active on his instagram about posting updates and his thoughts on it all
Jan 23 2020 7:33PM
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goldlion
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AndrewGravesSVFuck me for caring about the environment then, we are on different pages. Obviously I am advocating for the end of all human life by trying to eat less meat.

A lot of the Tennessee Titans went vegan this year and had a great playoff run trusting a plant based diet. More and more athletes are switching in general. These are people whose bodies are their entire livelihoods and who require the best fuel for themselves. You can even avoid soy if you want because you didn't mention the other foods I listed. I dunno why you think soy is so bad in the first place.

https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/soy/
https://www.runnersworld.com/nutrition-weight-loss/a27751629/is-soy-bad-for-you/

I didn't even consider throwing you the article from the vegan doctor because you might scream bias.

I'm happy your diet is working for you and your acid reflux is down among the other benefits. If it works for you then keep on keepin on cause everyone is different


i'll stop cringing if you stop posting, enjoy the phytoestrogens
Jan 24 2020 11:29AM
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troublemaker3
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Vegan ass tastes better.
Mar 5 2020 4:52PM
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kyo19
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The lion diet is a carnivorous diet that consists solely of ruminant meat salt and water. It's the ultimate elimination diet. It eliminates all other dietary variables, and sustains your body's nutritional needs, allowing you to thrive. Good for weight loss.
fine-health.com - I got information about it from this resource.

**This post was edited on Jul 29th 2020 at 8:56:33am
Jul 29 2020 8:55AM
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vibecheck
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im on my 3rd month of eating only seal meat, the blubber has grown in quite good which is great for warmth a little hard to get through most doors though which is kind of a bummer
Jul 29 2020 10:52AM
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MiIfHunter
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I only eat ass
Jul 29 2020 5:36PM
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ChadThundercock
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just go jump off a fucking bridge brother
Jul 29 2020 6:56PM
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freestyler540
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I went gluten free mmm’k. I feel so much better and healthy. You should do the same, it changed my life, may change yours too mmm’k?
Jul 30 2020 6:45AM
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elcheapo
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I'll stick with the oprtunivore diet, its only diet i'v stayed on
Jul 30 2020 9:38PM
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vibecheck
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goldlionheads up soy is downright terrible for you, but if you feel like the pat on the back that you give yourself is worth it, by all means...



this is meant to be about wellness, period. you seem to ignore that and consider 'earth friendliness' paramount. we're not on the same page here. keep in mind the ultimate 'carbon reduction' would be ending all human life on earth - by your virtues this would be the inevitable conclusion.


soy is turning all dudes into major losers, sad to see. Ur spitting straight facts here
Jul 31 2020 5:18PM
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