I've seen many different Dr's for anything from heart, edema to chronic back pain and numbness from the knees to my feet.  

Not 1 dr was able to help me with these issues like carnivore has.

Dr's office calls, new patient enrollment have skyrocketed allegedly due to Dr's never stop learning about medical problems. 

I mentioned to my wife's dr about ketosis and she said that I need carbs and ketosis is bad.

I asked wife's cardiologist their thoughts on meat only diet he said a person needs fiber for nutrition. 

I am going to ask my cardiologist is vegan or vegetarian better since I can't decide .

I'll drop the bomb after he sees my labs and gives me a stupid answer. 

My Primary is totally on board with my lifestyle change which surprised me. 

Vegan and vegetarian is not chastised like carnivore is.

Please let us know if you have encountered similar roadblocks and how to EDUCATE someone who refuses to listen to a layman?

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The majority of them are ignorant and it’s not really their fault. They never studied nutrition in school and never read the studies cover to cover just the title and the conclusion.
I waited until my doctors were astonished and flabbergasted by the results and healing I received in less that one year and then I told them what had done to get there.
It’s funny how they look at the results but deny the truth.
My primary care doc loves what I’ve done but wants me on a statin and won’t listen to reason. We wants me to eat lean meats and doesn’t understand the human physiology and how fat works in the body. This is the same doctor that told me I was going to die because I refused to wear a mask and get “the jab”.
He just don’t get it even when the proof is staring him in the face.
My gastroenterologist, who was treating my Crohn’s disease with a high carb and high fiber diet, was killing me but when I when to him after eating strict carnivore for thirty days and told him I was cured because I did the exact opposite of what he told me to do he just said with a very huffy attitude “Well I’m glad you found something that works for you. You obviously don’t need me anymore.” Lol! I actually laughed and said “I guess you’re right” and we parted ways.
My cardiologist has totally fallen in love with what I’ve done. He is convinced that I’m on the right path and praises what I’ve accomplished. He has slowly reduced all of my heart medication over a years period and finally took me off of the last of it and said “You’ve done more to heal yourself than anything I could have done for you and if you are still doing this good in six months I’m going to drop you as a patient.
So it all depends on your doctors. Some are willing to look at things with an open mind and see the truth and others refuse to let go of their pride and look at the possibilities that they may be wrong and learn something from it.
The only thing I advise is to be honest with them. It is constantly said that there have been no studies proving that carnivore works but I say we are the studies.
Our doctors document every visit and if we are honest with them then our progress is being documented and tracked and some day all of this information may come to light and vindicate us.


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Thank you for the insight brother. 

So labs haven't been looked at by cardiologist but my LPA was 11.

Is this good bad or am I screwed?

Any insight appreciated. 

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I have had one appointment since starting. My regular family doctor was out and the new doctor filled in for my appointment. 

She was super supportive. It seemed like I did most of the talking and she seemed really interested. She told me she was not completely familiar with the diet but she would be well versed on the next appointment. She also said that she was not a doctor who thought everything needed a pill. She was impressed with my results and even asked if she could add a couple more things to my next set of labs to help her understand. I went in expecting a lecture on how this approach is a horrible idea. To my surprise, she said people having been curing, as well as creating disease, with food since the dawn of time. I told my wife this doctor is going to be my new doctor.

My first was very positive. My next appointment is with my neurologist in November. We will see.

Scott

Doctor? What is that? 

On 9/5/2024 at 3:41 PM, Meathead said:

So labs haven't been looked at by cardiologist but my LPA was 11.

Is this good bad or am I screwed?

Any insight appreciated. 

Sounds like you're just fine....

The lipoprotein (a) normal range is less than 30 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) of blood.

Abnormal results are:

• Borderline risk (14 to 30 mg/dL).
• High risk (greater than 31 to less than 50 mg/dL).
• Highest risk (higher than 50 mg/dL).

Normal value: <75 nmol/L

Mine is 11

So as long as this reading isn't supposed to be converted I should be ok. 

My husband lost 40lbs and lowered his triglycerides over 500 points (that is not a typo!). His IBS symptoms disappeared as well. We decided before his last appointment with his primary care doctor that we were not going to go into detail about what he was doing, and just told her he was eating lower carb, and had cut out ultra processed foods. She kept complimenting him in his progress and told him to keep doing what he was doing, but then threw in a spiel about making sure he didn’t try keto because it was unhealthy [emoji57]


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I have my cardiologist on record saying I don't need to worry about 280 in triglycerides while having 33 in hdl. Get my 180 ldl under 50 is what's going to keep me from having another heart attack 😆. 

Well I'm not the yes man. I'm a free thinker.  I've also learned to make my point while being tactful.  Younger me would have told my cardiologist to get bent, kick rocks after he learned something about medicine. 

1 hour ago, Saravzee said:

My husband lost 40lbs and lowered his triglycerides over 500 points (that is not a typo!). His IBS symptoms disappeared as well.

Glad this lifestyle helped him like it's helped alot of people. 

My husband lost 40lbs and lowered his triglycerides over 500 points (that is not a typo!). His IBS symptoms disappeared as well. We decided before his last appointment with his primary care doctor that we were not going to go into detail about what he was doing, and just told her he was eating lower carb, and had cut out ultra processed foods. She kept complimenting him in his progress and told him to keep doing what he was doing, but then threw in a spiel about making sure he didn’t try keto because it was unhealthy [emoji57]


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I had a similar experience with my primary care doc. He just loved all of the improvements in me and praised my success. I just told him I was very low carb, almost zero, which is the truth because there is some carbs in dairy and eggs. I didn’t use the “C” word. Lol. He told me to keep up the good work but make sure I’m only eating “lean” meats. I just chuckled. I have an appointment coming up for a physical and this time I plan on telling him that I’m carnivore and I hope he puts it in my records so it’s documented. If enough of us do this they may start seeing a trend in how proper nutrition can bring about great health benefits.
My cardiologist already knows I’m carnivore and is very pleased with my results. In the last year he has taken me off of all my heart medications and has reduced my visits to once a year.
My other cardiologist who performed my ablation is dropping me as a patient because he says I don’t need him anymore.


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On 10/5/2024 at 5:30 PM, Saravzee said:

My husband lost 40lbs and lowered his triglycerides over 500 points (that is not a typo!). His IBS symptoms disappeared as well. We decided before his last appointment with his primary care doctor that we were not going to go into detail about what he was doing, and just told her he was eating lower carb, and had cut out ultra processed foods. She kept complimenting him in his progress and told him to keep doing what he was doing, but then threw in a spiel about making sure he didn’t try keto because it was unhealthy

Awesome for your hubby. Typical for the doctor, lol.