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Old Mon, Jan-06-20, 12:52
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Default The Carnivore Diet and Zero Carb

The carnivore diet has been gaining momentum for at least the past three years. It is now mainstream, particularly with regard to the health improvements experienced by people with serious auto immune disorders.
This January, is even "WorldCarnivoreMonth"

All the basics: https://www.dietdoctor.com/low-carb/carnivore

The above link has information and many stories: One of the most prominent and dramatic stories is of Canadian Mikhaila Peterson, who had juvenile rheumatoid arthritis that was so severe she’d had three joint replacements (a hip and two ankles) before age 17. She also had extreme fatigue, anxiety and depression. In 2015 she began eliminating foods to see if a specific food was contributing to her autoimmune issues. She ended up eating just beef, salt and water — and all her symptoms disappeared.

Also some of the most scientific and nuanced writing on the carnivore diet is being done by Amber O’Hearn, who has two blogs, Empirica and The Ketogenic Diet for Health. A computational mathematician, O’Hearn has been a carnivore for almost a decade and says she will stay on it for life, because it is the only way of eating that she has found that controls her bi-polar disorder. More stories at: https://meatrx.com/category/success-stories/

To learn more, there are many available resources now, including an older thread here titled Zero Carb. https://forum.lowcarber.org/showthread.php?t=471960

Want more...An overwhelming list of Resources, from books, articles, FB pages, etc at:
https://justmeat.co

Popular podcast with 177 episodes with Dr. Shawn Baker:
https://humanperformanceoutliers.libsyn.com
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