While many of us found instant success on the carnivore diet and were blown away by the results, this doesn't happen for everybody. Some individuals don't see immediate benefits, but experience them over time. Certain people will get frustrated and give up, claiming that the carnivore diet doesn't work. Join us for this live stream as we discuss why some people fail on the carnivore diet. We want to hear your experiences, your struggles, and how you overcame them.

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I fell into the group of almost instantaneous positive results, so much so, someone would be hard pressed into talking me into changing the course. I stumbled upon the health benefits and have reaped many in just 13 months.

On the flip side of that, my son has started the carnivore diet three-four-five times. He drops 10-12-14 pounds in short order and then the "lack of variety" crunch happens. He and his wife like to eat out and they like to eat all kinds of food at all kinds of places. Maintaining the carnivore approach and eating at every restaurant within driving distance can't be a successful adventure. I told him if he ate carnivore 5-6 days a week and then ate out would be better than the SAD 7 days per week. But he opts out then opts in.

My wife tried the diet, had OK results the first two weeks and then some significant weight loss the second two. She simply likes vegetables and fruits. Like me she came off the farm and meat and "potatoes" is a way of life. At some point she may be a candidate for keto type approach but for now, he plate could be heavy on the vegetables/fruits and lighter on the meats and she would be just fine.

I think for a lot it is lack of patience. We live in a world where we want things right now, right here, in my hand this very minute. We have lost the ability to wait, lost the ability to work for something in the end and mostly just lost the art of patience. If a person does not see results the first week and then experiences some carni-keto type flu symptoms then it obvious the carnivore will not work for them. They bail.

For most it is more than likely a combination of a lot of things.

Scott

9 hours ago, Scott F. said:

I think for a lot it is lack of patience. We live in a world where we want things right now, right here, in my hand this very minute. We have lost the ability to wait, lost the ability to work for something in the end and mostly just lost the art of patience. If a person does not see results the first week and then experiences some carni-keto type flu symptoms then it obvious the carnivore will not work for them. They bail.

There is a lot of truth in that. It really boils down to your Why. How bad do you want to do something. Those of us who are desperate to heal and live have more motivation.

I remember that when I was in basic training and AIT (Advanced Infantry Training) we had to go through these “Confidence Courses”. These were designed to put obstacles in our path that we had to overcome. I was amazed that I was able to get through the course. Most over the obstacles looked impossible or dangerous but we were taught to persevere with determination to overcome them. I learned that nothing is impossible if you are willing to give it all you’ve got.

Young people today come from what I like to call the microwave generation. People today expect to get their food hot in a minute from a microwave but in my day you either waited 45 minutes to an hour for your leftovers to heat up in the oven or you just ate it cold. Today we can get what we mail ordered the very next day but in my day it would be 6-8 weeks if you ordered something. Today if you don’t have enough money to buy something you just whip out that credit card and you can take the purchase home with you but in my day you put it on law-away and spent the next six weeks paying it off before you could take possession. We have instant email today but I’m my day you sent a letter it would be 3- 8 weeks before it got there. Hence the term “snail-mail”.

Yep, everyone wants instant gratification these days.