Like Eric, I lost all of my excess weight with a pure carnivore diet (eggs and dairy included). Also Like Eric, I have no cravings and I'm rarely ever hungry. At times, I have to remind myself to eat. Weirdly, I'm surrounded by overweight friends and family members, and most are on meds for something (diabetes, depression/anxiety, blood pressure, etc). Not one of them has adopted my lifestyle... not one. I really don't get it. I walk a bit, but I don't really "exercise." I'm not on any meds, and I have NO health problems. Their response is that I'm the crazy one... I'm the unhealthy one. In all honesty, it's just bizarre. It's the EASIEST thing I've ever done, and no one believes me.

@gypsyeclipse9788

3 ай бұрын

Same here but I think I may have gotten through to one of my nephews. We all went to a buffet and he ate only chicken of different recipes. Yay

@cooperwesley1536

3 ай бұрын

@@gypsyeclipse9788 Excellent... it's a start!

@drsethsr

3 ай бұрын

Being around carb addicted people must be alike being around drug addicts.

@margielynch1465

3 ай бұрын

Your comment has encouraged me. I’ve gained menopause weight over time, and I’ve always been very thin. I’m new to carnivore and I just want to heal. Yes I’m very full as well

@ledacedar6253

2 ай бұрын

@@drsethsr YES, at the butchers I was urged to try honey repeatedly despite my assertion of eating a carnivore high fats and no carbs diet. It was exactly what an alcoholic does to gain company and feel normal with their choice. I dislike it as I feel boxed in and so, I feel I have to then push back with my facts which they really don't want to hear, even at a butchers...and their calendar had not one image of meat, just slabs of meat being celebrated. Instead it was all mixed carbs and seed oil dressings. I think carbaholics are NOT interested in facing let alone taking control of their root caused ill health being deeply attached & addicted to what they are eating. Leaving dairy behind matters to me, yet it is hard. Yet my tongue will always show me when I have failed to care for my wellness as #1 when scalloped edges show up all along the tongue.

We don't treat addictions with moderation. Alcoholics can't moderate alcohol, carbohydrate addiction must be approached in the same manor! Most carbohydrate addicted people have no idea how much carbohydrates they take in, much less control it.

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Well said

@randibass7558

3 ай бұрын

"manner"

@Nan-1017

3 ай бұрын

Hi 😊 my name is Nan and I’m addicted to sugar. There is no such thing as “moderation” for me. However, carnivore for life is for me…😊

@tangocharlie9291

3 ай бұрын

💯 I’m legit addicted. Cold turkey or nothing, for me.

@tangocharlie9291

3 ай бұрын

“HIIIIiiiiii, Naaan.”

All doctors tell me that what I observe in my body is normal . I say no it is NOT. Trust me I lived in this body my entire life

@JoaninFlorida

23 күн бұрын

What is now normal in the USA is obese, diabetic and inflamed. Yeah, sure, we all aspire to that!

I had an A1C of 10.6, Triglycerides of 1009, did the carnivore diet BBBE with some fasting, and now A1c is 5.5 and Tri's are at 142. It really works, My kidneys are better, my fatty liver is better. I am healed. Bless and thank you Jesus!

@CarnivoreStories

2 ай бұрын

Amazing results! Keep up the great job

@debrathomas2704

2 ай бұрын

So happy for you and proud of you for choosing health and wellness!

@earleneslay7977

2 ай бұрын

Amen 🙏🏾!!! I’m happy for you!!! God bless you!!!

@benjaminmesa1089

2 ай бұрын

Holy S**t man! Glad you are alive and with us!

@hypnotherapist2211

18 күн бұрын

What is AC1 and well done.

Thank you, Dr. Grin. Your experience and information was inspiring! I am really happy for you that you chose this path at 30. I’ll be 74 next birthday and after many, many years of dieting failures, sickness and aches and pains, I came across carnivore 2 and 1/2 years ago. I could waste time wishing I had followed this when I was 30! What a different life I could have had 😁 but I am really enjoying life NOW!! Good for you, Eric!

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching, Linda! ❤️

@khustombuilt2854

3 ай бұрын

Same here Linda

@roghabhrideradioshow

3 ай бұрын

YESSSSS to enjoying life NOW!!! 🙌🏻

@6402ac

3 ай бұрын

Same here Linda

@tomallen8296

2 ай бұрын

Linda thank you for your post. I’m 76 and the exact same history is mine. I feel like a 24 year old. A great way of life.

Eating Ribeyes 🥩 with bacon daily🥓 😊 such a tough “diet” 😝. Carbs literally make you crave more and more, it’s not will power. Very correct.

@gypsyeclipse9788

3 ай бұрын

Oh that sounds so good I'm on my way to get a steak and bacon right now.

@NiceLoki

3 ай бұрын

Ribeye from a farmer's butcher beats a supermarket ribeye hands down every time. IMO well worth the extra cost.

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

It's a tough existence, my friend.

@jayhoggard92

3 ай бұрын

I eat ribeyes, bacon and eggs every day. Amazing to me that people consider that restrictive.

@NiceLoki

3 ай бұрын

@@jayhoggard92 ditto. I have found that for myself a meal of 1 ribeye, 5 rashers of bacon and 3 eggs is all I need for the day and comfortably so, there's no waiting out the clock before I "can eat", there's no willpower involved it is easy. One and done.

Why is red meat picked on? They could have blamed pork or chicken. It is like the purposrly picked the healthiest thing to villify. Thats why it seems like a conspiracy.

@bwhartman1

3 ай бұрын

Bingo

@theweightlosslady1

2 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@djj3357

2 ай бұрын

You hit the nail on the head! 💯🔥🥩

@redphonedeb

2 ай бұрын

I agree with you, they're desperately trying to keep people on the worst diet. I believe there's a move to reduce the population.

@bettymanning9807

2 ай бұрын

But farmers are not “pushing back “ and it’s their livelihood- so much they could do …..

Wait til people see this 78 year old grandma chowing down a great steak! Maybe I'll sit at the bar!

I was basically vegan in the nineties and I was fighting migraines every day. When I started back eating meat they lessened and now carnivore, totally free!

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Congrats on gaining a migraine free life!

@jeannedigennaro6484

3 ай бұрын

Very happy for you!

I was a counselor for decades, now retired. I still remember the most important lesson I learned when I started my training was to never ask a question until the urge to ask that question has come to you three times. Skillful interviewers don’t interrupt interviewees simply to interject something about themselves. Dave is a natural in this role and he brings out the very best in the people he works with on here. Thanks Dave.

@hypnotherapist2211

18 күн бұрын

Great point...

Love the carnivore ketogenic way of eating it is saving my life.

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Good to hear!! 🥩💪 Cheers, Karen!

Ribeyes and eggs are my main foods. I eat in a four hour window and don’t get hungry between meals or snack. I’m the guy that used to make 2 peanut and jelly sandwiches during a TV commercial and thought it was normal to still be hungry. I was ignorant and ate whatever I wanted back then which was 2 years and a hundred pounds ago. Fat friends ask how I did it and when I tell them they think I’m crazy. They say but I love food well I loved whiskey but I gave it up 19 years ago. Because we say love instead of addicted.

@tradermunky1998

2 ай бұрын

Sigh, a ketogenic diet ruined my love of whiskey which was almost a daily affair. Thought I would live a little tonight and poured a small one out. Two sips in and I threw out the rest, yuck, how did I drink this stuff... I'm really crying on the inside 😢

@TheAnnestube

22 күн бұрын

You can tell them 'no, what you LOVE is not food, it's sugar, you're basically a drugaddict'

@hypnotherapist2211

18 күн бұрын

I did carni for a few months last year and I shrank.. lost 21 kilos in such a short space but I was swimming dailey also.

You are the best interviewer I have ever seen. Unbelievable. Your interviews should be taught in all journalism schools.

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Wow! Thank you!!

@anotheryou218

3 ай бұрын

@@zerocarb Your interviewees are incredible. Such amazing and interesting stories, such articulate people. This is super high quality content. I made it a point to view at least one carnivore video every day since I started my journey 18 monthe ago because I knew it would help me be sucessful, and your channel has been a reliable source \of inspitation. Thank yoou!!

@dianecourtney2724

3 ай бұрын

I was thinking same thing ✌🏼

@lisaschabel5839

2 ай бұрын

I agree. He lets people talk without interrupting. I watch all of his interviews.

Funny you mentioned bariatric operation…. I had gastric sleeve a year ago… NEVER lost weight. I am on week 3 on carnivore and I am very happy so far. Thanks for sharing this 😊😊

@Suzanne2909

3 ай бұрын

Im also into week 3, going strong! Good luck to us🤍

@ThomasRSA

3 ай бұрын

​@@Suzanne2909keep it going. You will be surprised within a year how your health changes.

@sclickner

3 ай бұрын

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. You're now on the right road!

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Keep up the great job, Deborah

@elliehannan5139

2 ай бұрын

Re

Yes! I had trigeminal neuralgia ... was suicidal. Stopped eating, because I couldn't for a while ... when I could I cut out all sugars, ANYTHING with additives, alcohol , spices etc ...was better. Then went carnivore ... TN is gone. Whew ... dodged a bullet almost literally.

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Susan, congratulations on getting control over your TN! I highly recommend that make your story known. Trigeminal Neuralgia is truly terrifying.

@susanl8478

3 ай бұрын

@@CarnivoreStories I might someday. If it stays away for two years I will believe it. If I do talk about it it will be on YOUR channel!!!

"There's always room..." I call this eating into the pain. I would eat past fullness, and into discomfort. It's very American, to me.

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Great way of putting it

@yomomma4261

3 ай бұрын

Gluttonous US

@rhshrimpton

2 ай бұрын

It's less cultural and more toxic food supply. Which we've generously shared with the rest of the world.

@redphonedeb

2 ай бұрын

Same in the uk 😔

Sending thanks from Singapore to Dr Grin and my global YT friends here.🥰🤝 👍 Agreeing and together with Dr Elizabeth Bright who brought up her findings of a Carnivore diet works in favour and in tandem with our hormones, I fully believe that all diseases start from hormonal and endocrine imbalances and dysfunctions, and so the best way is to fix it with a diet that has no hormonal or endocrine disruptors.

I wish all doctors were open to carnivore. Wouldnt it be great if you didnt get pressured to eat " normally "...Thanks Eric and Dave. From Havelock north , New Zealand 🇳🇿 ❤

@lisaschabel5839

2 ай бұрын

I had my doctor uptight that I had ketones in my blood test results. I was like heck yeah!!

@suewitteman59

Ай бұрын

Watching from Hastings NZ, it's a small world!

@eagle444

24 күн бұрын

@@suewitteman59 palmerston north NZ🙂

@JoaninFlorida

23 күн бұрын

Screw them. Doctors want to treat you, not cure you. They are not your friend. You are merely just another cash cow to them.

Love that there’s another doctor who agrees with the benefits of carnivore. I especially appreciated that he takes about the different feelings you get before during and after eating, basically how you really learn how to listen to your body and how normal this has become ❤

I think Eric has a wonderful bedside manner and I hope all of his patients listen to him. I am here in Los Angeles and I love going out by myself and having a big old steak and watching a Laker game or any sports that are on TV and still have the social aspect of a bar, but you don’t have to drink or eat anything other than carnivore. Also, what a great specialty Eric has.💪🏻🥩💪🏻 i’m here in California and I’m going to refer him plenty of patients.

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Ruth, thank you so much for your kind words!

@ruthbiafora5443

3 ай бұрын

@@CarnivoreStories THANK you 😊

I am fascinated to hear from this Dr Grin. Some of his remarks are so pertinent to me. He said Ozempic won't work. I can testify. I took Ozempic for a year and half. It was disaster. I am carnivore since November 22. I am losing weight slowly, about a kilogram a month. But I am very severely damaged from diabetes which damaged my kidney and liver. I consider it a personal miracle that i am getting better even if it is slow. Dr Grin talked about the social impact and people's disbelief that carnivore is safe. I experienced that. People told me I would get cancer, and other medical catastrophes. Didn't happen. I like what he said about going to someone's party and not eating, and just being there for the company. Exactly what I do. My friends who are really my friends still invite me and let me sit with them while they eat and I just drink some water. Those I thought were my friends but got offended and stopped inviting me, I miss them but I would rather not keep company with people who condemn me. One neighbor, his wife tells me I eat too much. Because I took over salmon and ate two pounds of salmon in front of them. I brought enough for them to eat too, but they ate maybe two ounces.

Brilliant interview! Eric is very well measured in his delivery. Intelligent & thought provoking from you both! Thanks 💜

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!!

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words

Thank you Dr. Grin for sharing your story and insights..Superb..! 👍👍👍

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching, Clark!!

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, Clark! Glad you enjoyed it.

How wonderful to here these words from a medical professional!! Thankyou both for this interview! 😊❤

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Indeed!! Thanks for watching, Charlene!!

@aimeegunderson6852

2 ай бұрын

Have you not heard of all of the carnivore doctors on youtube? Dr Anthony Chaffee Dr Ken Berry, Dr Sean Baker, Dr Kiltz, Dr Phillip Ovadia, Dr Sean O'Mara and others whose names evade me at the moment.

Satiety hormone is released when you consume animal fat . When I was a kid i remember this vividly when I would eat rice with a half a stick of butter that would end my need to eat as soon as the fat was detected by my brain from my entire digestion system from my tongue stomach . The butter tasted delicious at the beginning to eventually slightly nauseous ,the same process happens to me with FATTY steak. Your body knows ! A few years of knowledge does not even compare with our evolutionary history .

@brianbadonde8700

2 ай бұрын

I agree although I do eat carbs, your body craves animal fat and protein once it gets them it's at ease

What an intelligent guy, and an observant doctor, hope most doctors follow suit in thinking outside the medical box, I feel smarter just listening to both of you! Cheers🍸

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind words

I think Dr. Grin's favorite phrase is, "this is unacceptable." Great discussion. Loved it.

From hen I on carnivore my headaches stopped, my eye floats went , my cellulite has gone,skin is so much better. Fantastic. 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@eagle444

24 күн бұрын

do you do dairy? I have never lost cellulite on carnivore, so far..

@jillfield3102

23 күн бұрын

@@eagle444 I do eat Greek yogurt once or twice a week and butter .

Dave Mac another great guest! Thanks Dr Eric Grin!❤ I can totally relate to many of the things you have been up against. I love how you said you go for the people, not the food❤❤❤

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Cheers, Edmund! Thanks for watching!!

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Thank you very much. People centered social interactions!

@LLL-un7js

3 ай бұрын

I agree. I now spend my time, when out, talking to people. I’m not thinking of eating. It's like a weight has been lifted, Pardon the pun, but it has.

Your interviews never disappoint, Dave. Thank you both. So good to hear from a doc.

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening! 🙏

Wow wow wow I really needed to hear all of this today!! So informative with jam packed knowledge!! Loved this interview. Thank you Dave and Eric!!!

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching, Mary!!

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed, thank you for taking the time

Dave, I really enjoy these success story videos, I find them very encouraging for myself. One suggestion that I would like to make is if your guests would be happy to provide before, during and after photos for us to see. What do you think?

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Great suggestion!

@vanessamay3689

2 ай бұрын

I don’t know if everyone would want to do this. But I must admit I am living my best life because of carnivore. My physical body has changed so much and look 20-30yrs younger. Just would like my husband to benefit from this as well.

@redphonedeb

2 ай бұрын

​@@vanessamay3689 that's we're I am. I did really well last year with keto/carnivore, lost 3 stone (42lbs) felt great. Stupidly fell off the wagon over Xmas then my 60th in January, omg felt awful. So finally been back on it 2 weeks. My husband who's nearly 70 is over 5 stone (70 lbs) overweight, no energy, aches and pains all over the place and no zest for life. I just can't get him to try it 😔

When I go to the pub, I drink water. I don't enjoy being tipsy, getting fizzies, or drinking sugar juice. Love water ❤

Thank you Dr. Grin! As a retired Ob Gyn, I wish I had had your early wisdom! Middle Tennessee Rita ❤

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Dr. Rita, your kind words are very much appreciated

My friends migraines stopperd when she made sure she had adequate good minerals from celtic sea salt

Thank you Dr. Grin! You are so well spoken and engaging, you made my morning routine go by really fast!

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!!

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for the kind words, glad it could get you through your morning routine!

The change from Medium Well to Medium Rare makes sense. Rare meat retains more nutrients that well done meats. That's documented.

@CarniYiayia

3 ай бұрын

Documented where, please? I'm sincerely interested.

@patraic5241

3 ай бұрын

@@CarniYiayia I had seen it in a USFDA article. Which now gives me a 404 error. I'll try and track it down again. It's getting harder to find while the glories of vegan are getting pushed.

@patraic5241

3 ай бұрын

@@CarniYiayia It has to do with a term called Functionality. Functionality Heat may not affect the amino acid structure of the protein or its nutrients, but it might affect the functionality of the protein. Functionality refers to the behavior of the protein, particularly its solubility. Solubility refers to the ability of a protein to dissolve in a particular solvent. Basically the longer and hotter a meat is cooked the higher the loss of Functionality. In digestion the solvent is essentially water. if the proteins can't dissolve they can't be absorbed. Clemson University and Ohio State University have done research on the subject. I'll keep looking for that FDA source.

@Damcarnivore

3 ай бұрын

@@patraic5241it’s funny you say this. I have been checking studies for the last 2 years. Studies I found 2 years ago I can’t find now. Instead I find the vegan propaganda instead

@CarniYiayia

3 ай бұрын

@@patraic5241 Thank you very much for your reply. I know Dr. Berry says to try to eat it more rare, but I really don't like the taste. Professor Bart Kay eats his well done and says it doesn't matter. Is the issue the water/moisture retention? Because I can cook meat thoroughly and retain the juiciness.

Great interview! I'm so glad that more doctors are talking about what we eat!

Another gem. His articulation so clear of the prosses of what can be so readily available and acquired without the fluff should be directed for others to hear. This coming from someone who is very knowledgeable , but I have to give it to him. He says it right and true. Good work Dave!

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Wow, very nice of you. Thank you, much appreciated.

Good morning Dave have a great day everyone!.

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Good morning, William! Have a wonderful one!

❤ Another wonderful testimonial thank you

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening, Pamela!!

I did like the point on craving, good luck to anyone who thinks they can win a battle with their hypothalamus.(neurotransmitter signal for dopamine.) This was a good podcast, Dave. Nice to get an angle by those were educated in the mainstream medical institution. 👍🥩😎

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@joanjenkinss4257

2 ай бұрын

But it’s not battle it just happens.

Good interview. He touched many important points eloquently. It's important for people to understand the relationship between hormones and satiety. Have spoken to many nutritionist and dietitians because they seem to know the concept but don't get the experience of it. I have said to them I've eaten so much can't have another bite. They say they have never made themselves so stuffed. But they are eating salads with skinless chicken breasts and I've just eaten a meal with fatty meat. Different foods even if whole foods effect your body differently.

Thanks for another great video. In these days of expensive food costs. Carnivore is awesome. I don't want to graze like an animals so I eat eggs bacon and meat and find they are quite economical. I always had a small stomach and stuffing food to excess is stinking crazy. I am enjoying your conversation. It is very good to hear an honest doctor who knows what works. The shady corrupt paid off shills have done great harm to patients it is refreshing to hear a fellow carnivore and honest conversation.

These common life shortening conditions (and medications) that you mentioned at the beginning are not "normal", but I suspect the state likes them. The state has no interest in people living to 80 or 90. They would be perfectly happy if people worked their asses off and died at 55 or 60. "Life shortening" is a win for them. Good for their budgets. Good for industry sales. So we have to realize all the "normal" messaging is coming from groups that are deliberately working against our health. We have to ignore the noise and work towards our actual best interests. "Meal time" is a cattle call, not the system a self directed individual needs.

@perrylau5807

2 ай бұрын

For us carnivores meal time is literally a cattle call, except We're eating the cattle, rather than Being The Cattle. Lol

3:34 "I'm turning 30 and the game is over..." 😂 I laughed out loud as this was exactly what I thought when I turned 60 in December 2023. 😁😅😂🤣

@CarnivoreStories

2 ай бұрын

Better late than never. Keep it up, Lisa!

I agree with him about the not eating 3 times a day. I feel full for so much longer. Since I started carnivore I have never eaten 3 times in one day. Once or twice in a day is plenty for me.

Thank you Dr Grin and Dave. I’ve been doing carnivore for the past two months. I feel so much calmer. I’m 66 years young. Annette

Love hearing more of my Dentistry people getting into this WOE! Awesome, got rid of Hashimoto's and Rhuematoid Arthritis here😊

@eugeniebreida1583

2 ай бұрын

Did you discontinue all dairy for your success? (I have PsA and worry the full cream in my coffee, and maybe butter-?, is preventing full remission for me. Oh, how about eggs w/your RA? I am experimenting if whites are a trigger for me. I do take particular supplements, omega 3’s religiously.

I can't imagine being able to eat 2 ribeyes in one sitting. Currently, I can't finish 1 steak. I've heard others say they can eat 2 pounds of meat for one meal. 😮 Sounds tasty! 😋

@CarnivoreStories

3 ай бұрын

We all start somewhere =] Absolutely delicious!

@vanessamay3689

2 ай бұрын

I don’t think I’ve eaten ribeye but when I found pork belly, I love the huge amount of fat and I can eat a whole belly in a sitting.

Thanks Dr. Grin for doing this interview. It’s vitally important people to see medical doctors loving carnivore or ketogenic diets.

It is so nice to hear an intelligent, educated young doctor calmly share his story. ( And a dentist with a last name that really works, too! LOL) Great interview. I could listen to this guy talk all day! So smart!

I enjoyed the interview, Dave. I related with so much of what Dr Grin had to say.

What is interesting to me is the sociological effect of the carnivorian revolution - people's voices exude a calmness and the intention is about sharing with caring . Not sharing to entrap , entice , or profit from . I am really into the idea that large harvested meat distribution created our interpersonal behavior , everything needed to be eaten or stored one way or another , collectively - as well as to get the animal in the first place a collective co operation had to take place . Then , the lack of need for greed , within the sensation of satiation , sort of trains us out of the desire to be greedy . I am going to tell a small story here - I love to shop , I had four kids and had to shop to keep them fed , dressed and shod , and I did it by being a great bargain hunter - Since being a carnivorian - this thought goes into my mind , when I see a beautiful blouse I am contemplating " Maybe I should leave this for someone else ... " I am being honest , in my life of being a RABID shopper , not an over spender , just a really good shopper , I have NEVER had that thought before . I am being honest here , perhaps people can judge me a fool, but I wanted to share that likewise , I thought about planting a few trees down on the public walk , rather than in my own front yard . I actually think that carnivore makes my brain communal minded - As always , and honestly , just listening to the TONE of both of you men , talking , feels good to me , as well as the story of transformation . -- Blessings to you and your families . Jen

@bettymanning9807

2 ай бұрын

@jenniferarnold. Totally get what you are saying 👏

@e.falcon6732

27 күн бұрын

Agreed I’ve found the same to be true of myself! Thx for sharing

Problem I had was not admitting I am a carb addict. I tried so hard to eat more veggies and fruit as I cut the man made processed food. I had results but I started eating fruit to the point I was gorging on it and my weight kept going up ,the gout got worst as I was having low grade attacks everyday. I was using fruit to replace all the other bad food I cut out. I am such an addict if I even eat one apple I go off the rails like a cocaine addict. I know now I am an abstainer and can not eat any carbs at all.

As the saying goes . . . Genetics loads the gun, but diet and lifestyle pull the trigger! Whether you are susceptible or not, the proper human diet can prevent or mitigate any genetic tendencies!

@Nan-1017

3 ай бұрын

Epona, I sure hope so, I’m trying desperately to stop the progression of, and heal my MS (symptoms)that I’ve had now for 33 years. 😊

I would love you interviewing someone with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome doing Carnivore.

😮such a great conversation guys thank you so much 🐵🙈🙉🙊

11 months in on carnivore. I don't want to go backwards. But for me I would have done it slower. I have stage 4 and I lost too much weight(I think). My skin would have needed more time to adjust. It expanded to hold the fat, now I am looking for a way to not look like a POW. I am building more muscles. Walk several times a day and do resistance. I am able to do more push-ups than I did in years. So that's good. Almost 70. Eating tons of fat and extra calories with butter, coconut oil and cream. Still losing slowly. 179 cm and now 144 lbs

@carolinemarie44

3 ай бұрын

Make sure you're getting enough fat.

@tradermunky1998

2 ай бұрын

I had the same problem. Lost all my gut and old guy fat and then started losing muscle. Weight training reversed that for me and now I am packing on muscle, sounds like you're getting there. My theory is because the body gets so finely tuned in regards to hunger and efficient in other ways, that if you have "excess" muscle not being used it starts recycling it.

I have been around five people who have had the bariatric surgery's one had the first where they cut out part of the stomach and four who had the lap band and all lost massive weight but eventually regained it back with in three to five years no change in lifestyle im not hating in just saying I know someone who has gone through this and still pushes for their own daughter to have the same surgery that is madness in my eyes !.

The number of times each day that a doctor tells someone "That's what happens as you get older." - even in their 30s!!!!!!

Had to listen to this a second time.

Thank you Dave and Dr. Grin! Dr. Grin, consider targeted high speed vibration therapy (150 Hz) for maxillo facial pain,TMJ pain and other musculoskeletal issues, it’s phenomenal!

What a great guest loved your discussion together,could relate to everything 👍

Loved this interview! This community is so diverse, but when we get a doctor's viewpoint, it is a conversation of a different type from personal health journey miracles of wonderful "average" people. Really, none of us is average, but we're all so very human. Every interview, all the community videos make me so happy to share in this journey toward health ❤️ ♥️

The snippet on migraines/ inflammation sent me looking for research. I get the auras, but no pain…after scanning several research articles, I am thinking it might be signaling that my brain got hit by something inflammatory. I am going to try to connect the dots, I think many times it’s the environment I’ve been in, some VOC or mold/dust…but also seasonings in/on food! It’s improved on carnivore, but I am in the the process of eliminating unnecessary “ seasonings” …more and more I enjoy meat and seafood without the need for seasonings. A little salt is all my tastebuds desire!

I hope there is a day coming soon where if you ask for guidance to address health issues with nutrition that your primary care doctor will support and guide you rather than fight you.

I know an American lady who married an Australian. She totally loves it here EXCEPT for the price of soda 😮. That was her only complaint. Americans seem to drink so much of it. Great interview thank you both.

@eugeniebreida1583

2 ай бұрын

Some do, many of us don’t touch the stuff.

@FactFinderJesusizLord

2 ай бұрын

Not all Americans. I never drink it because I have never liked it. Daughter is the same. It is the caffeine in the drinks I believe that folks get addicted to. I work in a dental office and that is one thing we always look for and counsel against since the sugar/ acid combination causes so much harm dentally. We see the caffeine addiction all the time.

Thank you very much! Another amazing story ❤

❤ As always SO GOOD!!❤ THANK YOU!!

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Thank you too! I appreciate you watching!

I'm grateful for overachievers. Absolutely impressive!

Great subject! I look forward to talking with you soon!

@zerocarb

3 ай бұрын

Same here!

@williammccartney4833

3 ай бұрын

So we will see you in the future?

@Base10Montessori

3 ай бұрын

@@williammccartney4833that’s the plan. I’m excited to share my journey over the last year (and how it has impacted my family).

I never went to the gym to lose weight. Nutrition is key to a healthy weight. I go to the gym to build muscle.

Thanks for sharing Dr Grin.

Great interview and love your name Dr Grin. I smile as I type this lol

The closed captioning is not helpful to those who are hard of hearing or are deaf, because this beautiful Dr. said his brother eats( Prosciutto ) BUT the closed captioning shows the word( PUDO ), which is not helpful for the hard of hearing and the deaf. Thank you for this video. May you guys be blessed abundantly for sharing these truths. 🫂 💋 🥂

Thanks Eric is 1 smart Dude! Great interview.

This is a really good talk, thanks!

nice to meet you Eric. Thx guys for doing this, filming it and sharing it with us.

It’s funny those Japanese men said that. As that is what an Izakaiya owner says about the way I eat food with bones.

What a great video! I'm not an elitist, but its refreshing listening to someone express clear thoughts and sentences without editing or blurting every other word Ah or and. There are so many pros to Carnivore eating, and its almost foolproof if you follow simple rules.

Great interview!, So spot on!

Ah yes, ribeye sautéed in butter! Always wonderful!

I adored this interview! Smart young doctor! I'm happy more and more doctors get to this conclusion. We NEED them.

Great video as always.

This dr has spoken amazingly. Very convincing and authentic, thankyou

Yes, we can't outrun our hormones! I really enjoyed this interview. ❤😂😊

I have been very pleasantly surprised that my Type 1 and Type 2 Trigeminal neuralgia is almost non existent on Carnivore with much less medication. I never believed that could be possible. I went from 4 medications only giving me about 50% relief to being pain free on only two of those meds and at lower doses.

You always check for dehydration first when people have migrains. Sea salt and water or mineral water. Water only works with minerals.

GSH drops to near zero by age 70, as does melatonin production, and over 80% of the population is deficient in Mg which cannot be corrected by diet. Inflammaging is part of the problem with aging, and your dietary advice no doubt will put a damper on it, a few key supplements help remove senescent cells, and perhaps they should be a consideration for the elderly.

Yes, every carnivore meal, especially beef and lamb, is delicious.

@JH-hw4yh

2 ай бұрын

I hear people say how delicious lamb is but I just don’t care for it unless in gyros. 😂. Not sure what I am doing wrong.

@jeannedigennaro6484

2 ай бұрын

@@JH-hw4yh broiled lamb chops should still be a little pink inside. I guess you either love lamb fat or you don’t.

@JH-hw4yh

Ай бұрын

@@jeannedigennaro6484 yeah, it’s got a wang that I don’t care for. 🤷‍♀️

Great interview!

Great interview

Thank you again. Lots of good advice

Stunning interview! Thank you!

Great interview. Thx Dave and Eric.

Thank you for sharing this information! Very helpful!

This was a great conversation for me. Thank you both from my heart. Just stellar men speaking clearly. Heaven sent!

Excellent discussion!

Great video Dave, thank you to you and Dr. Grin ❤