The carnivore diet.

Spacealien2

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I just came across this diet. Just meat, organs and so on. Not even vegetables!! It sounds just great! Not to mention the cholesterol I need for testosterone!

 
my heart seems to skip a beat when i eat at the Keg

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For a short period of time VLC its ok, but I would then add some vegetables. Atkins induction years ago was maximum 20 grms of carbs.
 
Survival of the fittest! Anyway, I never thought that there would be a day when I'm tired of steaks.

I'm with you there brotha - the steak part not the fittest. There have been 9 mass extinctions on Planet Earth, no one knows who the fittest are until it happens.

A true carnivore doesn't just eat steak, he/she eats the offal that comes with it as well. I recently went to the posh Assembly Chef's Hall (Richmond and York St), I gave it a thumbs down. No eatery there could serve me a good bowl of trippa, slow cooked in tomato and red wine, served with nice crusty Calabrese bread for dipping.

 
I'm with you there brotha - the steak part not the fittest. There have been 9 mass extinctions on Planet Earth, no one knows who the fittest are until it happens.

A true carnivore doesn't just eat steak, he/she eats the offal that comes with it as well. I recently went to the posh Assembly Chef's Hall (Richmond and York St), I gave it a thumbs down. No eatery there could serve me a good bowl of trippa, slow cooked in tomato and red wine, served with nice crusty Calabrese bread for dipping.

Those are delicious. I need to go grocery shopping at some point. Need a recipe as well!
 
Those are delicious. I need to go grocery shopping at some point. Need a recipe as well!

Otimo!

And that's what being a carnivore is all about, you respect the animal you kill for food by not wasting any part of it. I spent my earliest years on a farm in Italy, it was one of the first I learned. Although the slaughter was somewhat traumatic, especially the rabbits I considered pets.

 
I'm with you there brotha - the steak part not the fittest. There have been 9 mass extinctions on Planet Earth, no one knows who the fittest are until it happens.

A true carnivore doesn't just eat steak, he/she eats the offal that comes with it as well. I recently went to the posh Assembly Chef's Hall (Richmond and York St), I gave it a thumbs down. No eatery there could serve me a good bowl of trippa, slow cooked in tomato and red wine, served with nice crusty Calabrese bread for dipping.

Mi fai venire la fame.
 
The Inuit traditional diet didn't include much in the way of salad.
Still, we are omnivores. Too much meat can be disastrous for the health. I hate extremes, we need variety to be healthy. Innuit probably augment their diet with other stuff besides meat.
 
Still, we are omnivores. Too much meat can be disastrous for the health. I hate extremes, we need variety to be healthy. Innuit probably augment their diet with other stuff besides meat.

But you can survive on a carnivore diet, though you need to eat a lot of fat and organs.
As well you'd need to eat it raw to get vitamin C and other vitamins, as the Inuit did traditionally.

But I'm sure that's not what people are calling the 'carnivore' diet.
 
I've been on it for over a year and I've never felt better. I read somewhere that Northern Europeans and some other races never evolved to the point where their bodies could digest grains, fruits and vegetables very well, so they primarily need meat in their diet. This is especially true for Scandinavians supposedly.

FTR I tried the vegan diet for 2 weeks and felt absolutely awful on it. I'm never doing that again :(

You might wanna watch this:

 
But you can survive on a carnivore diet, though you need to eat a lot of fat and organs.
As well you'd need to eat it raw to get vitamin C and other vitamins, as the Inuit did traditionally
False.

The Inuit eskimos got their ascorbic acid from the inside of whale skins.

If you're worried about not getting enough C just drink 2 glasses of orange juice every day. Thats more then enough

The Inuit traditional diet didn't include much in the way of salad
They ate the stomach contents of Caribou, which contains a lot of leafy vegetables