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Yes, up near the lake. (snowbelt, ugh!)
I'll re-educate myself on the B's. Could be I might need to keep closer eye on it. The wife hates organ
meats so I rarely have them but I like liver.

Yes, up near the lake. (snowbelt, ugh!)
I'll re-educate myself on the B's. Could be I might need to keep closer eye on it. The wife hates organ
meats so I rarely have them but I like liver.

Appreciate your thoughts and the reply. I agree that it's debatable how much of the water
soluble vits we use and that ruminants probably supply, most, if not all we need.  I do the
complex mostly out of habit and convenience.
As I said, I value your input and try to keep an open mind with all opinions.
 

Appreciate your thoughts and the reply. I agree that it's debatable how much of the water
soluble vits we use and that ruminants probably supply, most, if not all we need.  I do the
complex mostly out of habit and convenience.
As I said, I value your input and try to keep an open mind with all opinions.
 

I don't mind advice, after all that's why I'm here. My B50 tab includes 400 mcg folic acid, and 50 mcg of biotin.
Why the focus on folate acid and biotin?

Mug of joe every morning with liberal amount of heavy cream, some salt and pat of butter. So far so good.
As for vitamins, B50, C, and D. Minerals are zinc and magnesium.
The coffee is a small pleasure in life that I would hate to do without.
The vitamins and minerals are mostly as insurance.

Thanx Geoff.
Unbeknownst to me, I was introduced to "carnivore" (it wasn't called carnivore then) many years ago
when I followed an old time bodybuilder named Vince Gironda. He espoused steak, eggs and heavy cream when doing
contest prep.  He fell out of favor and we all moved on.
Nutrition, bodybuilding and health have been my hobby on and off ever since. Mother nature is catching up with me.
So here I am.

Thanx Geoff.
Unbeknownst to me, I was introduced to "carnivore" (it wasn't called carnivore then) many years ago
when I followed an old time bodybuilder named Vince Gironda. He espoused steak, eggs and heavy cream when doing
contest prep.  He fell out of favor and we all moved on.
Nutrition, bodybuilding and health have been my hobby on and off ever since. Mother nature is catching up with me.
So here I am.

Thanx Geoff.
Unbeknownst to me, I was introduced to "carnivore" (it wasn't called carnivore then) many years ago
when I followed an old time bodybuilder named Vince Gironda. He espoused steak, eggs and heavy cream when doing
contest prep.  He fell out of favor and we all moved on.
Nutrition, bodybuilding and health have been my hobby on and off ever since. Mother nature is catching up with me.
So here I am.

Mug of joe every morning with liberal amount of heavy cream, some salt and pat of butter. So far so good.
As for vitamins, B50, C, and D. Minerals are zinc and magnesium.
The coffee is a small pleasure in life that I would hate to do without.
The vitamins and minerals are mostly as insurance.

Thanx Geoff.
Unbeknownst to me, I was introduced to "carnivore" (it wasn't called carnivore then) many years ago
when I followed an old time bodybuilder named Vince Gironda. He espoused steak, eggs and heavy cream when doing
contest prep.  He fell out of favor and we all moved on.
Nutrition, bodybuilding and health have been my hobby on and off ever since. Mother nature is catching up with me.
So here I am.

Share some ideas and results with like minded folks.

Thanx Curt. I'm still trying to get the hang of navigating the form. Even though I've been practicing this life style for a
while, I've still much to learn, questions to ask and battles to fight.