Thank you ALL so much for the LOVE and SUPPORT!! Thank you Dave for the opportunity to share my story!

@Xenumiscagive

9 күн бұрын

What your doing takes courage and strength and your beautiful God Bless you

@SPDATA1

9 күн бұрын

❤❤🎉

@ritaphifer

8 күн бұрын

Thank you so much Jannalynn for sharing your story and especially the “seed oil” app? and suggestion on how to approach restaurants cooking your food! I didn’t realize what a difference foods cooked.. and especially fried .. in seed oils can make you feel.. till recently .. I ordered some fried fish (only thing carnivore on the menu) but did ask beforehand what oil they used .. it was peanut oil .. I ate it anyway … by the next morning the arthritic pain in my hands came roaring back! I’m headed to Orange Beach tomorrow for the a week .. so can’t wait to try out that seed oil app! Thank you again for sharing your story!

@CarnivoreDownSouth

8 күн бұрын

@@Xenumiscagive thank you!!!

@groundrodshorts

8 күн бұрын

Great job! Keep fighting! You're inspiration for many in the same position.

20 years sober from alcohol now... finally learning that alcohol might not even be the addictive substance, it's probably the sugar and the grains that is made from!!! What else would explain the fact that when people stop eating sugars and grains they're craving for alcohol goes away?? The human body is a gift from God we should treat it as such. Thank you for sharing your story and much luck to you.🔥❤️💪✝️

@greenebronze

9 күн бұрын

Absolutely! I think the same thing. In AA there was always sweets and tons of sugar for the coffee. That was a big boost to my severe sugar addiction 😭

@timnestor3005

9 күн бұрын

@@greenebronze I know right. there is new information I must get it to the people there I just don't want to get kicked out of my AA meeting! When everybody's running towards a cliff and you're running the other way you're the crazy one!

@Desperate4Discount

9 күн бұрын

Good point and food for thought

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Thank you SO much!! Luckily this time my craving for alcohol is non existent at THIS point. I fought the urge daily last time.

@jimgillert20

9 күн бұрын

Sugar soda was harder to give up for me than alcohol any day.

Going carnivore feels like a spiritual journey in allowing to see the strongholds of bad habits/addictions that harm. God is my strength! And that’s beautiful.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Yes! All glory to God! I wish I would have given HIM more recognition in this video, but HE is the reason I am still HERE!!

Crazy how our minds work on SAD as opposed to carnivore.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

It is unreal!

Carnivore folks have the most beautiful hair❤

@denisea.9033

8 күн бұрын

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I never understood addiction until carnivore showed me how insidious sugar addiction is. For me I quit drinking 8 years prior to figuring out the sugar thing. All I had to do was move away from the city center, out into the woods. I could no longer walk to any of a dozen bars, so I just stopped going. Easy/peasy so that wasn't an addiction for me, just a pass time. Then I started carnivore and when I eat things with sugar, it takes 2-3 months to get back on track. Don't have any idea why alcohol doesn't trigger it, yet fruit or a slice of bread will. Fascinates me how everyone is the same, yet slight difference here and there.

@kab9603

9 күн бұрын

It's all very fascinating, isn't it. What a fabulous experience.

@meatavoreNana

9 күн бұрын

Yes, fruit and bread....seems so innocuous, doesn't it, yet it's like poison .😊

@toliveischrist950

9 күн бұрын

Especially when we’ve been indoctrinated that we need carbs.

@scottywade9662

9 күн бұрын

I’m the opposite, unfortunately. I can quit sugar, caffeine, carbs, cut back on salt… I can fast for almost five days straight. but, the booze that’s a different story.

@kab9603

9 күн бұрын

@@scottywade9662 you sound pretty awesome. The rest will come. Life is good.

Ty for sharing your journey. 4 months carnivore, and my love for brandy is gone. Next is cigarettes. It feels so good to heal. Smoking is losing its appeal, too.

@user-pt4sd1ol5i

9 күн бұрын

9 weeks into carnivore I was able to quit smoking cold turkey. The only withdrawal symptoms have been a slight bit of impatience, some joint pain and edema in my feet and lower legs (some quitters experience this and quitters flu). No need for gum or patches. Many people are able to overcome addictions while on carnivore diet which must be because of a nourished brain 👍😀

@somogyiagnes4808

9 күн бұрын

Struggeling with cigarettes, nicotine gums were more addictive than the cigarettes themselves, so now vape and decreasing nicotine. Long way to go... for me

@Desperate4Discount

9 күн бұрын

I quit in 1987 using nicorette gum for a couple of weeks. I bought the one package and never bought another one

@somogyiagnes4808

9 күн бұрын

@@Desperate4Discount you did better than I did! Congrats! I could not count how many nicorette I bought in the recent years... that is why I am on a different path now, to achieve different result...

Just seeing the title, I know this is going to really hit hard and resonate with me. I’ve struggled with both of these issues throughout my life for various reasons, and I just want to assure anyone out there that no matter how bad things are, please, NEVER give up. There is always a brighter future ahead, even when it seems literally impossible to fathom. Thank you Dave and Janalynn for this interview, I’m really looking forward to what insights this one will undoubtedly bring! God bless everyone here, and I hope you all have a wonderful summer day. 🙏🏻❤️

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!

Trying to overcome childhood sexual abuse has been terrible for me. Children must be protected. At 74 I still have flashbacks. With carnivore I pray they go away. People do not understand how that impacts everything in life. God bless you.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

No they do not! It’s awful! I still have flashbacks as well. Carnivore does help me deal with it better. I still have a LOT of healing to do. Praying for you! 🙏🏻

@iw9338

9 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry you went through that horrible treatment 😢😢😮I'm praying for you both 🙏💜

@cynthiacampbell1283

8 күн бұрын

I pray you will have peace of mind. God can take it all away.

God and Carnivore is all ya need yall

I'm 17 years sober this June. I am definitely a sugar addict. It has been hard even on carnivore. I will never give up though.

@Xenumiscagive

9 күн бұрын

Eat more beef fat cuts cravings

When you said you smiled at your husband and your husband noticed, that made me cry.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

It was a moment when I realized just how affective the carnivore diet is with my mental health, and my husband as well. I think it really got his attention.

Wow, this is so timeous! Today, 25 June 2024, marks the 6th year angelversary of my brother who passed at age 51, 18 months after having his leg amputated due to diabetes. It’s also difficult to wrap my head around the fact that today a year ago, both my parents were still alive too; my mom passed away on 8th September 2023 and my father on the 30th of January 2024, leaving me the last one standing from my original family. I have decided to use this day as the inspiration and catalyst to go 100% carnivore. Dr Chaffee advises that you need to ditch the last 5% non-carnivore foods for complete healing. My challenge is that the last remaining 5% carbohydrate in my diet consists of my white wine - a physical and emotional crutch that I’ve been trying to ditch for many years now. Hopefully ditching the alcohol will be the magic bullet to clear the Trigeminal neuralgia that has plagued me for over 18 months!

@Desperate4Discount

9 күн бұрын

We are rooting for you! You can do it

@CarniYiayia

9 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry for the loss of your family members. Trigeminal neuralgia is brutal! I have heard several testimonials that carnivore has given significant improvement, if not completely curing it. The best of luck to you!

@lat1419

8 күн бұрын

​@@CarniYiayia my trigeminal neuralgia has improved with carnivore in 2 years. Just hoping for further improvements, as I started 2 years ago aged 68, I expect a long and slow journey because it took a lifetime to get here.

@CarniYiayia

8 күн бұрын

@@lat1419 I'm so happy to hear of your improvement, and I will also hope for continued improvements for you! I'm 61, and you're exactly right. It took us a lifetime to get here.

my wife got a call from Dr about her labs yesterday....he said "your cholesterol is a little hi, cut back on fat in your diet"... they really need to re-educate🙄

Thank you for your story! maybe look at dr. Elizabeth bright for some help with menopause she’s carnivore and is expert in thyroid and has a book ‘good fat is good for women menopause’

What I hate about carnivore? My stove always has butter splatters on it.

@whatta1501

4 күн бұрын

😂😂😅

Talking to folks about not eating carbs or even excessive carbs/sugar and you will hear the same arguments people use when addressing other addictive issues.

@sophiam9886

9 күн бұрын

Yes, this is very true. I'm always stunned at the responses I get whenever I mention lowering or stopping carbs altogether for myself. It's like people get jumpy and defensive. They immediately try to defend or justify why they HAVE TO keep eating carbs themself,or they'lltry to convince me of why that wouldn't work for them. I can lirwrally feel them either fighting or deflating (getting depressed) within themself just because I made a proclamation about abstaining from eating certain things. It really does sound like everyone is an addict when you talk to them about this. I'm realizing that most of us actually are addicts.

@johannaj2009

9 күн бұрын

@@sophiam9886Jupp. I totally agree. I have been an addict for many years of my life. But the carnivore diet has Defenitly helped with the mental clarity and energy and therefore has helped me to get sober and stay sober. I am also not at the perfect weight yet but so many things have improved and I don’t see why I would consider going back to a different way of eating… I still have 20g carbs of high fat dairy. I know it might stall my weightloss… but also I feel better and calmer with it

My husband and I love each other and I have all the "things" and two married sons, 10 grands , family and friends. but depression is a problem I am sad and no energy. I am thankful and feel sad and guilty for feeling this way. I am on carnivore and going to a new Endocrinologist for hormones, thyroid, etc. I have hope I will feel better soon. I am 74.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

I pray you feel better soon! Stick with it!

@whatta1501

4 күн бұрын

Stick to it, you will get results.

@mariegrehan8638

4 күн бұрын

Check out Dr bright

Another great interview Dave. Janalynn- you are an inspiration (and I love your southern accent!) God Bless You.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Thank you for the support, yes my accent is a little thick! I don’t realize until I hear myself talk! 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

Eating carnivore is like taking a truth serum. I really appreciate how Dave’s guest open up.

Thank you for sharing, Janalynn -- you are a courageous, beautiful lady and mother. Stay strong, and keep shining your light brightly!

i look at Alcohol as highly highly processed sugars.

Hey Dave I look forward to the daily podcast now…..I love this channel and it’s pretty much a daily podcast for sure!!!!

Carnivore doesn’t take away bad in our life but it sure helps you deal with things more logically and with strength. Janalynn you deserve this for yourself. Give yourself the best gift and that is your physical and mental health 🙏 you got this.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

I appreciate that SO much! Thank you!

Lol at Dave on the seasoning. Has anyone noticed that us folks on carnivore are critical thinkers, mavericks in our time? Thanks to Janalynn for sharing your story.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Thank You!!!

Thanks Dave and Janalynn

If you steam shellfish instead of boiling, you can avoid all the spices and added ingredients. Maryland-style wins on carnivore 🦀

Best wishes Janalynn for your continued healing.

I love her southern accent. So glad you are doing well now.

Thank you, Dave & JanaLynn!! 🥰

I felt really emotional listening to you Janalynn, lots of things resonated with me and my family. Most of all I appreciate your total honesty and openness. This was a really refreshing testimonial for us all today I think. Bless you🙏 and best wishes for the future ❤️ Thank you Dave for yet another inspiring interview 🙏. So many great stories x

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Thank you SO much!

Thank you, Janalynn and Dave..😊❤

Blessings to you brave and beautiful lady ❤️

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Thank you SO much!!

I have to say Janalyn you just look so beautiful Your beaming. Loved this interview so much. Will look for her YT! ❤

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Thank you SO much!

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Texas here. Love that southern accent!

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Hey Hey Texas!!! Thank you!

So many people become alcoholics because of childhood trauma. Others self medicate with food. Tragic.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Yes! Both for me!

Amazing...

Listening 25 June 2024

Good morning

Great interview!

Loved the interview. Thank you so much for sharing your story Janalynn! Just FYI, Dr. Elizabeth Bright who is on KZread and has written a couple of books knows all about women's hormones and menopause. She recommends high fat Carnivore for hormonal issues. If you get a chance maybe watch some of her content or read her book. Good luck!

Dave, can you speak some on the bad breath issue you dealt with please? How long did it take to go away? Were there stages to it? Thanks

I’m in south Mississippi. I didn’t know that Slap Ya Mama was a clean seasoning. I’ll buy that for my Chuck roast. It’s everywhere here, too.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Yes! The white can is my favorite!!!

@Slivings911

9 күн бұрын

@@CarnivoreDownSouth Thank you. 🙂

I live in coastal California and we have Slap Yo Mama seasoning here. It’s yummmmmmm.

Aw, I love it, a great southern accent!

This is such a good interview 😭🙏🏻❤️

you can get beef fat at the butcher shop to add to your deer

Way to go Janalynn! Let’s make a new style of southern cooking

Thank you. You are beautiful and you can do it.

@CarnivoreDownSouth

9 күн бұрын

Thank you SO much!!

Alcohol fermented sugar concentrate! Ever notice criminals go on crime sprees eating processed foods and doing drugs, coincidence?

A carnivores lifestyle also feels like a drug to me. Like a stimulant that has the side effects of improved overall health.

I love her spirit and openness!! I believe she’s got this 🙌🏼🫶🏼🙏🏼. I also agree with her about HRT, I’ll just deal with it and my family will have to also. I’ve watched all the women in my family go through it without HRT and they were fine. I can’t help but think, eventually, they’ll come up with all the ways those pills were not good for us after all, like everything else they initially advertise as harmless and amazing.