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Re: For better health
« Reply #35 on: February 14, 2025, 09:33:56 AM »
Dr. Eric Westman, MD is a medical researcher at Duke Univ. in N. Carolina. He has been researching Keto/Carnivore for 25+ years.
Give this video a listen! He talks about how healthy and safe the Carnivore diet is.



No thanks. I don't listen to jews. They're liars.

And I know from personal observation, study, and experience that carnivore/keto is an inferior diet. Hey, if you want high body fat %, low energy, heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, cancers, body odor and bad breath, then enjoy your carnivore/keto diet.

Most people on this thread are rationalizing their gluttony for meat and other fatty foods.

We are all searching for the truth- and are surrounded by lies.  We find the truth by the grace of God, and by being open to listen to the available resources and weighing what we hear with logic and reasoning, and discernment.  When we add personal experience and find that it is increasing health benefits, and reversing sickness, this is powerful confirmation that it is true.

Re: For better health
« Reply #36 on: February 14, 2025, 01:53:25 PM »
Most optimal diet:

Raw till 4 pm. That means fuits, veggies, juice and water. Added table suger is not only fine but highly optimal for improved taste and glucose partitioning, while avoiding dietary fats. More energy. Better mood. More insulin sensitivity (less insulin needed).

After 4 pm is your staple diet such as white rice, potatoes, pasta, or other very low fat, high carboydrate foods. There are plenty of seasonings, herbs, spices and non-fat sauces to choose to add to it to really add great flavor. Eat meat and/or dairy no more than one day a week, and on that day you should keep carbs/sugar to a minimum; and that day should be your least active day.

No need to count calories. No animal in nature counts calories. It's a ridiculous human pathology. Eat as much as your body tells you to eat. Why are 99.9% animals in nature lean despite not counting calories? Because it's an idiotoic human construct. Humans count calories yet they're aways struggling with weight issues.

This is what I do. Elite athletes, basically, do it, too - a high carb/sugar and low fat diet because it's the most optimal for performance. I'm single digit body fat %, strong, fit, and I look 20 years younger than my age.



Re: For better health
« Reply #37 on: February 14, 2025, 02:00:16 PM »
Most optimal diet:

Raw till 4 pm. That means fuits, veggies, juice and water. Added table suger is not only fine but highly optimal for improved taste and glucose partitioning, while avoiding dietary fats. More energy. Better mood. More insulin sensitivity (less insulin needed).

After 4 pm is your staple diet such as white rice, potatoes, pasta, or other very low fat, high carboydrate foods. There are plenty of seasonings, herbs, spices and non-fat sauces to choose to add to it to really add great flavor. Eat meat and/or dairy no more than one day a week, and on that day you should keep carbs/sugar to a minimum; and that day should be your least active day.

No need to count calories. No animal in nature counts calories. It's a ridiculous human pathology. Eat as much as your body tells you to eat. Why are 99.9% animals in nature lean despite not counting calories? Because it's an idiotoic human construct. Humans count calories yet are they're aways struggling with weight issues.

This is what I do. Elite athletes, basically, do it, too - a high carb/sugar and low fat diet because it's the most optimal for performance. I'm single digit body fat %, strong, fit, and I look 20 years younger than my age.
No you don't, not with all that glucose and garbage in your system. My advice to everyone on this forum is to ignore this nonsense he's trying to put forth. He's not talking about PHD which is proper human diet which does not and never has advocated for rice, potatoes, pasta or table sugar which is white death. 

Re: For better health
« Reply #38 on: February 14, 2025, 03:32:13 PM »
No you don't, not with all that glucose and garbage in your system. My advice to everyone on this forum is to ignore this nonsense he's trying to put forth. He's not talking about PHD which is proper human diet which does not and never has advocated for rice, potatoes, pasta or table sugar which is white death.
OK, fat boy. :laugh1:

Re: For better health
« Reply #39 on: February 14, 2025, 03:49:39 PM »
OK, fat boy. :laugh1:
Which I’m not but you’ve embarrassed yourself enough, have a great one!