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Red-eye gravy was a staple in the frontier and cattle drives. It’s not carnivore but it is good. I’ll let Kent tell you all about it.

He’s is citing some studies showing the health benefits of drinking coffee both caffeinated and decaffeinated. The optimal benefits seemed to come from drinking 3-4 cups a day. I personally don’t drink coffee or any plant matter but for those who are carnivore and still drinking coffee this is just a good video to put their minds at ease if they are concerned about it. If you don’t drink coffee then I certainly wouldn’t start but if you do and it doesn’t affect you in any way then forge on and enjoy.

Weight gain is certainly possible on carnivore even if you are strict. Eating too much protein will do it through gluconeogenesis.

All good reasons to come back Miranda. Welcome back. One of the best things you can do for yourself is to adopt the mindset that this is not a diet but a lifestyle. Diets never last and always fail but a lifestyle is forever. You are choosing to be a carnivore so be a carnivore. You no longer eat those things of the past. You now eat for nutrition and not entertainment. You’ve got this girl. Success is up to you but we are here to support you all we can.

This is something that I’ve had a few discussions about with other people and I’ve studied and pondered it quite a bit in my Bible studies. Here are my conclusions which I’m always open minded about and always willing to learn more. There is no evidence that prior to the flood that the flocks were kept for anything other than for sacrifice. I don’t remember any mention of consuming the milk. I could see how that might be possible but I would think a more likely scenario might be that the animals were used for the wool and the leather. After the flood we were allowed to eat meat but it was not unlimited as she states until after the new covenant. There was a separation of the clean and unclean. In the present day there are no grains, fruits or vegetables that are made by God. Everything has been adulterated by man and as such is no longer healthy, especially in the quantities that we consume them today. Then add to that, they are full of pesticides (glyphosate) that can’t be washed off. This poor woman is living in a dream world if she thinks she can eat the same as our ancestors did in biblical times. Olive oil. I don’t find any reference where people in biblical times ate olive oil. I’m less sure about this one but the only references I come across are using it to light their lamps and using it as a vehicle for perfumes in the anointing of each other. Wine that we have today is virtually nothing like the wine of the Bible. The wine of the Bible had a very low alcohol content and much of it was like a thick jelly that could be mixed with water to thin it out or be spread on bread. It took lots and lots of wine to get drunk back then from my research. She didn’t mention honey and locusts, I wonder why? If you’re going to eat biblically then don’t discount the locusts. Btw, I’ve eaten grasshoppers and wild honey so I’m one up on her. lol. So anyways, while I think it’s noble of her to consider eating biblically I don’t see how she can truly accomplish it and I just don’t see how it will help her when we know that man does not thrive on those foods today.

It’s important that we do that. It increases our knowledge and since we are all individuals what works for one person may not work for another.

How To “Red-Pill” Your Friends & Family About Radical Health Radical Health Newsletter #142 You know that scene in The Matrix where Neo takes the red pill... and his whole reality shifts? That's what discovering this whole radical health thing feels like. And just like Morpheus, you probably want to offer that same "red pill moment" to everyone you care about. When your friend tries animal-based But here's the thing... Nobody likes being preached to about their food choices. (Especially by that crazy friend who won't shut up about seed oils 😅) And we get it - you’ve found something that changed your life. You feel better than you have in years, and it’s only natural to want the same for the people you love. But when they look at you standing barefoot in the sun, drinking raw milk and eating organs… they just see ‘that person.’ You know the type… the one who brings their own butter to restaurants. Who says things like “circadian rhythm” in casual conversation. Who gets more excited about cast-iron pans than the latest Netflix show. Yeah, that might be us. So here's how to actually wake people up: #1 LET THEM NOTICE Don't say a word. Let your 2pm energy do the talking. Be suspiciously happy during winter. Wait for the "You look different..." comments = Priceless #2 PLANT TINY SEEDS "Just made some simple changes..." Did you know that avoiding the sun is about as likely to kill you as smoking cigarettes? (share this study with them) (The curious ones will bite) #3 SHARE RESULTS, NOT LECTURES Your performance in the gym Your pharmaceutical-free life Be that annoying person who actually enjoys Monday mornings #4 DROP TRUTH BOMBS CASUALLY Isn’t it weird how the doctor said my autoimmune condition could never be cured, but then it completely went away when I changed my diet? Strange how our great-grandparents cooked meat and organs in tallow but had no heart-disease… Did you hear about the study in the BMJ that found exercise was 1.5x more effective at treating depression, anxiety and stress than medications? Pretty wild! #5 LET THEM CONNECT DOTS Share one of our newsletters (this is a good one for newbies) Show your bloodwork Make them question why you never get hangry anymore #6 GUIDE, DON'T PUSH Make it about THEM feeling good, not YOU being right Start them small (Pure American Liver is a lot easier to start with than raw liver 😂) Remember: You were once skeptical too We don’t win people over with arguments. We win them with curiosity. With energy that won’t quit. With overflowing grocery carts full of raw milk and grass-fed butter. We show them that this “crazy” lifestyle works - because we live it. The system spent billions programming people. Don't expect to undo it in one conversation. Just plant seeds. Water them with results. Be patient and watch what happens. To you (and your loved ones) radical health, Heart & Soil Paul Saladino

5 Now for this very reason also, applying all diligence, in your faith supply moral excellence, and in your moral excellence, knowledge, 6 and in your knowledge, self-control, and in your self-control, perseverance, and in your perseverance, godliness, 7 and in your godliness, brotherly kindness, and in your brotherly kindness, love. 8 For if these qualities are yours and are increasing, they render you neither useless nor unfruitful in the true knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. (2 Peter 1:5, NASB) “Applying all diligence” indicates something we have to do. We are in danger of forgetting that we cannot do what God does, and that God won’t do what we can. We cannot save or sanctify ourselves; God will not give us good habits or character. We have to develop habits and character on our own, working out the salvation God has worked in. This suggests we have to get into a habit. Habits are difficult to establish. To take the initiative is to make a beginning, to instruct yourself in the way you have to go. Oswald Chambers. Apply this same standard to your carnivore walk. Supply your diet with excellence in the foods you choose. Supply your mind with the knowledge to know what is excellent. This leads to self control, perseverance and a gentleness of mind that inspires kindness and the desire to help others. We all have these qualities in us and it shows around here in the people on this space. Oswald said it with great wisdom when he said “we cannot do what God does, and that God won’t do what we can. We cannot save or sanctify ourselves; God will not give us good habits or character. We have to develop habits and character on our own,”. This is our individual journey and no one can do it for us but we can support each other and grow together as we learn from each other.

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My son introduced me to carnivore after my fourth AFib attack landed me in the ICU. I was tired of living with a heart condition, Crohn’s disease, IBS and wracked with pain all of the time. I didn’t know that carnivore would fix all of those things but I just knew that something in my life needed to change. It’s been an amazing journey so far.

Dang, that’s a good price. I’ll be rendering down some lamb suet tomorrow.

Absolutely. When I first started it was on a 30 day trial basis. I really didn’t have any great expectations but it was almost overwhelming and uplifting the longer I continued. After 90 days I knew I would be a carnivore for life.

Exactly. We all experience this. I came to carnivore in desperation. I was tired of dying and was ready to start living. It’s a hard reality when we find that others don’t share our same enthusiasm. Fortunately we have our carnivore communities of like minded people.

Thank you for that Scott. That’s very kind of you to say.

I get that for sure. My cardiologists kept me going until this carnivore life could take over and reverse everything. It’s just a crying shame that more people haven’t learned the truths that we have. All we can do is be a good example and be ready with an answer when asked.

A pound of venison burger. Half a stick of butter and a couple of tablespoons of homemade yogurt.

Wow! It’s hard to believe that it’s been a whole two years since I started this lifestyle.

Happy Carniversary Scott.

That’s some really good information. Thanks for passing that along. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Spot on Scott. Welcome to Carnivore Talk Newbie. The thing I like to tell people when they are first considering becoming carnivores is to learn what it’s all about. Fully understand it before you fully commit to it. To be forewarned is to be forearmed. Get Dr. Bakers book The Carnivore Diet. It will really help you get started and understand the ins and outs.

Thats what I’ve read. I’ll need to test the accuracy of my instant pot.

And the best on is in my back yard. From pasture to pit to table all within a few hundred yards.

I used to love spam. Fried spam and eggs were a staple at deer camp growing up. A couple of cold slices on white bread was the norm while fishing. I will avoid it these days. That little bit of sugar and corn starch may not be that bad in the whole grand scheme of things but it does add up over time. A little bit here and a little bit there and before long I’m counting carbs again and wondering why my hands are locking up. But, as Dr. Berry says it’s still better than eating a bunch of carbs if that’s all you can afford or I would add on a road trip. I wouldn’t turn my nose up at it if that’s all I had.

Aldous Huxley was far ahead of his time; probably more than he even knew himself. Born in the late 1800s and living until the 1960s, he wrote the book "Brave New World" That showed how people could be enslaved and controlled by making a society that was so comfortable and devoid of meaning that they didn't even realize they were slaves in the first place. This insight, into modern medical science shows exactly what we have become, which is an institution of disease management, and as you can't manage diseases that don't exist, and managing those diseases is really big money, the design of the system is never to cure, and may even be rife with examples of making things worse. As Mr Huxley said this nearly 100 years ago, imagine what he would think of the world today? Unfortunately the incentive model is completely backwards, instead of rewarding people for curing diseases we are now rewarding people for maintaining those diseases, and even perpetuating those diseases, as the medications to make you feel more comfortable are so profitable, and they act as a tithe on the entire population who has to constantly pay a significant portion of their income to just try to make their medical issues bearable. Have you noticed the same thing in your medical care? What clinicians here have seen the same thing, and who is going to help Change the system back to what it used to be and is supposed to be?, below and let me know your thoughts. Anthony Chaffee

26 and had endured much at the hands of many physicians, and had spent all that she had and was not helped at all, but rather had grown worse-- (Mark 5:25, NASB)