The Carnivore Diet EXPLAINED! - Dr. Osborne's Zone

On this week's episode of Dr. Osborne's Zone, we are going to discuss the carnivore diet and its potential benefits and risks. We'll explore why the diet has gained popularity and highlight its exclusion of gluten, soy, beans, peas, lentils, nuts, seeds, and certain plant-based foods that may cause inflammation or digestive issues for some individuals.
We'll also examine why the diet may be beneficial for those with gluten sensitivity, candida overgrowth, mold exposure, autoimmune disease, and those who have tried various diets without success. I'll also cover the potential risks of nutritional deficiencies and long-term effects of the diet.
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00:00:00 - Welcome to Dr Osborne Zone: Breaking Down the Carnivore Diet
00:05:30 - The Risks of Ultra Processed Foods
00:10:49 - Mold and Mycotoxin Contamination
00:16:07 - The correlation between mold and oxalate
00:21:28 - Impact of Microbiome Change on Gut Health
00:27:18 - Who Should Consider the Carnivore Diet?
00:32:18 - Potential Nutritional Deficiencies in the Carnivore Diet
00:37:35 - Nutritional Deficiencies on a Carnivore Diet
00:42:56 - Nutritional Deficiencies on a Carnivore Diet
00:48:07 - Final Thoughts
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  • @twofarg0ne763
    @twofarg0ne763Ай бұрын

    I was married to a vegan for 15 years. During that time I gained around 5 pounds a year, so by the time I turned 70 I weighed 254 pounds and had a 42" waist. My wife made all our meals, including the lunch I took to work everyday - usually green smoothies for breakfast, a leafy salad for lunch, and veggies, rice or beans, and fruit for dinner. After my divorce, I went keto in 2020 and lost 45 pounds, then went carnivore in 2022. I now weigh 165 and have a 32" waist. The health issues like high blood pressure, auto-immune rashes, prediabetic A1C levels, and severe acid reflux that I had when I was obese have all gone away. I feel as good now as I did in my 30's.

  • @noeldeal8087

    @noeldeal8087

    Ай бұрын

    I saw a video of a mom who said she apologized to her children for making them eat vegan. Many plant based eaters eat pasta etc to fill them up. Congrats on your great health.

  • @chengsgroup2518

    @chengsgroup2518

    27 күн бұрын

    U lost all the weight because of carnivore diet and divorce…. Marriage is a lie … will stress you out and make u gain weight too😮

  • @olestef
    @olestefАй бұрын

    The only risk with the Carnivore diet is the food and medicine industry's loss of revenue.

  • @LauraDiamondWise

    @LauraDiamondWise

    Ай бұрын

    Indeed

  • @user-vs7lm5ns4f

    @user-vs7lm5ns4f

    Ай бұрын

    How true it is!!

  • @whereswendy8544

    @whereswendy8544

    Ай бұрын

    🎯

  • @pamelamohn5931

    @pamelamohn5931

    Ай бұрын

    I saw an interview recently with a rancher from Canada. She is 82 years old, and has eaten carnivore for 65 years. She looks at least 20 years younger than she is, and she still runs her ranch.

  • @olestef

    @olestef

    Ай бұрын

    @@pamelamohn5931 I saw that one too. Fantastic! Turns out eating meat is not dangerous at all.

  • @jstar1000
    @jstar1000Ай бұрын

    It blows my mind how someone can tell you they are Vegan and only eat plants and everyone is like "cool, good for you!" but you tell that same group of people your Carnivore and they gasp and their mind is blown and they are suddenly concerned about your health and well being. To me it should be the opposite but here we are, in this backwards world where everything right is wrong and everything wrong is right.

  • @taramills5747

    @taramills5747

    Ай бұрын

    For real

  • @Snoopy-mo4hw

    @Snoopy-mo4hw

    Ай бұрын

    Well put.

  • @robertchua5229

    @robertchua5229

    Ай бұрын

    It is the 70 over years of veg is good n meat is bad propaganda that's why they react in this manner.

  • @lindarice5783

    @lindarice5783

    Ай бұрын

    In effect, we have been brainwashed!

  • @Kingdomadvancers7

    @Kingdomadvancers7

    Ай бұрын

    It’s biblical …it’s the last days

  • @carijetter5187
    @carijetter5187Ай бұрын

    I have celiac disease and have been very sick for about 4 years. This past year I have been pretty much bed ridden with severe gut issues, not being able to digest, not being able to tolerate any foods and so sick. I researched the carnivore diet and started it 4 months ago. While I know I have a ways to go yet for gut healing, I am no longer bed ridden and living a pretty normal life again. This diet has saved my life!

  • @carijetter5187

    @carijetter5187

    Ай бұрын

    I also bought your book!!! Another life saver!!💕💕

  • @jolantawozniak2132

    @jolantawozniak2132

    Ай бұрын

    Wish you the best. Take care.

  • @Kukkema

    @Kukkema

    Ай бұрын

    Hi. I also have digestive issues. What have you done to help with that?

  • @carijetter5187

    @carijetter5187

    Ай бұрын

    First I went gluten free, some improvement then got worst again. Then went dairy free…again the same. Then low fodmap and no grains, after purchasing no grain no pain book. Again some improvement then worst again. Now I am strict carnivore… meat only and water. Zero carbs! I so far I am the best I have been in years. It has only been 4 months and I obviously still have some healing to do, probrably take a while but I am living life again😁😁

  • @carijetter5187

    @carijetter5187

    Ай бұрын

    A problem I have with carnivore diet is weight. I am 5 foot 6 and have always been slim. But now I am down to 110lbs and just can’t seem to gain an ounce😂😂

  • @karenbole7130
    @karenbole71302 ай бұрын

    I wish you had titled this "explained" not "exposed". I almost didn't watch it cuz I'm a 3-year carnivore and I know how it's helped me

  • @Snuffkin

    @Snuffkin

    2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for changing the title ☺

  • @EarmuffHugger

    @EarmuffHugger

    2 ай бұрын

    Old habits & old dogs ✌️😁👍

  • @ingunnhelen9931

    @ingunnhelen9931

    Ай бұрын

    Same! 😅 Thanks for changing the title ❤😊

  • @heavychevy4616

    @heavychevy4616

    Ай бұрын

    agreed

  • @FiftyShadesOfTan

    @FiftyShadesOfTan

    Ай бұрын

    😂😂😂 it made me watch because I'm not actually carnivore yet but been trying

  • @greenfield1944
    @greenfield1944Ай бұрын

    I'm 70, been carnivore for 4 1/2 years, stronger now then I was when I was 50. I work in the woods cutting logs and firewood in the winter. On a plant based diet my gut was wrecked and was I aging fast. Good thing I stopped after a year.

  • @lisasternenkind6467

    @lisasternenkind6467

    Ай бұрын

    I'm 60 and my white hair now grows in color again. 😁 Also I don't have a single facial wrinkle anymore! 😊 Today is my day #51 on my all carnivore journey. 😊

  • @v.j.l.4073
    @v.j.l.40732 ай бұрын

    I have found carnivore MORE affordable. The grocery bill is so simple, and you end up not eating as much.

  • @MrTrda

    @MrTrda

    Ай бұрын

    Yep, way more affordable, and such a time saver. I look into other peoples grocery carts and 90% of what they have isn’t even food.

  • @Kathey239

    @Kathey239

    Ай бұрын

    l

  • @Kwildcat13

    @Kwildcat13

    Ай бұрын

    @@MrTrdathis is so true

  • @shawnlewis1918

    @shawnlewis1918

    Ай бұрын

    Bingo!

  • @SaneGWM

    @SaneGWM

    Ай бұрын

    And less food waste.

  • @HappilyCarnivore
    @HappilyCarnivore2 ай бұрын

    I was suffering horribly for years. Severe abdominal bloating that was constant. It would be best in the mornings. I would only look 6 months pregnant. By late evening I would look 11 months pregnant and would have pain into my back and shoulders. The bloating made it impossible to bend over for more than a few seconds because I literally couldn't breath when I was bent over. I tried ALL of the gas and bloating remedies. Nothing helped, and some things made it worse. I also had so much pain, especially in my feet. And when I would stand up after sitting a while I couldn't full stand up straight for a few seconds, and once I was standing up straight I would have to will my feet to start moving. Things like grocery shopping or even taking a shower had me completely exhausted and I would have to take a break at least halfway through anything I was doing. These were just a few of my symptoms, but they were by far the worst ones. I tried every way of eating and nothing helped. My doctors were no help either. They did a food allergy test which came back negative and then just told me to try a gluten free and anti-inflammatory diet. So I did all the research and removed everything that might be remotely inflammatory. All gluten, all seed oils, removed all processed foods, avoided sugar but what was in fruit, and removed any vegetables that I thought might be an issue. I did that for several months with no improvements at all. Then I tried keto, so only meat, fat (mostly from avocados and butter plus whatever was in the meat), and low carb vegetables. That brought about some relief. My bloating went down some, my energy increased a little, my mental health improved some (diagnosed bipolar II in 2002 and have had constant low-level depression for the last several years along with debilitating anxiety), and my pain also improved some. I was so excited, thinking this was going to be the answer. But 7 months into eating this way and all of the improvements had remained mild. I was still suffering, just not quite as bad. I started hearing so many great stories about carnivore, but I resisted at first because I believed we HAD to have vegetables. But having nothing to lose I finally gave it a try. I thought "Well 30 days won't kill me". That was 2 1/2 years ago. Carnivore cured ALL of my symptoms, mental and physical. Every single one. It cured things I didn't think could be cured. The only thing it hasn't completely cured is my hypothyroidism, at least that I know of. But it has improved it. I've been on medication for that since 2016, and until I started carnivore they would regularly have to increase my dosage. Since starting carnivore they've had to reduce it three times, which never happened before. Anyway, that's my story on carnivore. The shortened version, even.

  • @lorrainemagarian2677

    @lorrainemagarian2677

    2 ай бұрын

    For hypothyroidism try low oxalate fruits and vegetables. Make sure to avoid the seeds e.g. in cucumber, squash, etc. I also struggle with hypothyroidism and plan on adding selected low oxalates.

  • @HappilyCarnivore

    @HappilyCarnivore

    2 ай бұрын

    @@lorrainemagarian2677 I don't tolerate plants. Any of them. Meat, fish, and eggs only. But as I said, my hypothyroidism is improving on carnivore. And carnivore is a zero oxalate diet, or nearly so. There are one or two foods that have a very small amount of oxalates, but not as much as you would find in a low oxalate vegetable or fruit.

  • @douglasrayne3454

    @douglasrayne3454

    Ай бұрын

    Congratulations on discovering your healing 🎉. Best wishes!

  • @HappilyCarnivore

    @HappilyCarnivore

    Ай бұрын

    @@douglasrayne3454 Thank you!

  • @aurapopescu1875

    @aurapopescu1875

    Ай бұрын

    Congratulations!!! May I ask, how many meals per day do you eat?

  • @gabriellejacobs1192
    @gabriellejacobs1192Ай бұрын

    I went Carnivore to try and help my Crohn's, and to my surprise my asthma symptoms disappeared within 24 hours!

  • @daitilus7343
    @daitilus7343Ай бұрын

    This is anectodal but before going on Carnivore I had no problem digesting fiber. In fact, felt "ok" on a high level of vegetables, except I continued to have inflamation, heat hives, and had a hard time losing weight. Was also stiff in the joints and had a hard time moving normally. 3 weeks into Carnivore I could run like I could when I was 30 years old. I've lost 15 lbs in about a month, without any effort and feel 20+ years younger.

  • @jayhoggard92
    @jayhoggard92Ай бұрын

    Ive been carnivore for 2 years. I'll never eat any other way

  • @sclickner
    @sclicknerАй бұрын

    Carnivore for 8 months. Lost 40 lbs, lowered BP, feel AMAZING. I was NOT sick before, just fat and miserable (aching knees, elbows, left hip, ankles, etc). So afraid I would never figure out my metabolism. Now I don't think about it at all. I have NO FOOD CRAVINGS. I now eat ANYTHING I want (carnivore), when I want. I am NEVER hungry. The only way I stayed my original weight was to be horribly hungry all the time. I now walk more (even RUN, sometimes). No brain fog. Better memory, more stamina, MUCH BETTER mental outlook. All diets are limited. My diet just limits carbs to 0. If I have 4 carbs, I want MORE, MORE, MORE. Like alcohol. you can't have just a little bit if you are an alcoholic. prior to 8 months ago I was a vegetarian for 25 years.

  • @ilovepineapples2

    @ilovepineapples2

    Ай бұрын

    Wow! So glad you were opened minded to try this~glad your doing so well

  • @The3wilks
    @The3wilksАй бұрын

    I used to have green smoothies preferably spinach and kale and eating lots of vegetables. I suffer from kidney stones and had sepsis. No doctor has mentioned that to me even the number of urologist i went to see. I have to learn that by watching podcasts on youtube and most doctors that are carnivore mentioned oxalates and what it does to the body especially me suffering from kidney stones. After learning and did some reading about it, i stopped eating vegetables. Thanks God to that. I am now on carnivore diet.

  • @nouchthom9546

    @nouchthom9546

    25 күн бұрын

    hi, i am a first time stoner too and wanted to know if your stones grew non the carivore diet because i recently started it too and love it , just worried the stone will grow

  • @aaronash58

    @aaronash58

    11 күн бұрын

    @@nouchthom9546 drink more water

  • @marchelafitte1974

    @marchelafitte1974

    6 күн бұрын

    Lemon juice for stones and Chanca Piedra to break them up. Carnivore diet destroyed my colon just a warning.

  • @Eienlanzer
    @EienlanzerАй бұрын

    I almost didn't click as the Thumbnail says "Exposed". Glad I did! Carnivore has changed my life for the better.

  • @subspace666

    @subspace666

    Ай бұрын

    yea i found it weird and clicked it only to see what some idiot vegan was gonna say lol

  • @toni4729

    @toni4729

    Ай бұрын

    It made you look👀👀That's the idea. We only hope everyone will.

  • @kathrynray5908
    @kathrynray5908Ай бұрын

    Thanks for this great video. I'm a 71-year-old female and have been following a carnivore diet for almost 9 mo. This is the best I have felt in over 30 yrs. I was only going to do it for 30 days as an elimination diet. I have no desire to add anything to my 99% beef, salt and water diet. I would rather live 1 week feeling the way I do than years feeling the way I used to. I would get my nutritional levels checked but my hmo is a pfizer outlet. This video will help explain my choice to people who think I'm crazy.

  • @paulettejackson1767

    @paulettejackson1767

    Ай бұрын

    Do you have fats in your diet - butter, etc..?

  • @kathrynray5908

    @kathrynray5908

    Ай бұрын

    @@paulettejackson1767 Yes, lots. I am a blood type O so that was interesting. I've played around with the fat I have found I need less now than when I started. I was putting ghee on it because even the small amount of sugar in the butter bothers me. I talked to a woman who said that her shin didn't improve until she stopped the ghee so I'm trying that now and I'm using tallow. For me lots of fat!

  • @melbeasley9762
    @melbeasley9762Ай бұрын

    If you do the opposite of any Government recommendation, you are doing the right thing as a general rule.

  • @ct9914

    @ct9914

    12 күн бұрын

    This is so true.

  • @jamesnelson1968
    @jamesnelson1968Ай бұрын

    All very interesting and possible explanations for some of the effects of the carnivore diet. One thing that isn't covered here is the healing that comes from it. In my case I had stage three kidney disease and diabetes both go into complete remission within two months of starting carnivore. Now diabetes shouldn't be surprising as eating carbohydrates are the primary cause, but kidney disease? Also about five years ago I was diagnosed with an enlarged heart with a hard left ventricle that was not pumping in concert with the right. On February twentieth this year I went to my biannual cardiology appointment and was told that my heart function was now normal, none of the points made here are an answer to this .

  • @kathleennotestone4189
    @kathleennotestone4189Ай бұрын

    After several years of high veggie very low carb (max 20) I decided to try carnivore, due to serious RA arthritis scare. It’s been 16 months. Everything is healing from head to toe ! Arthritis symptoms gone in several months. Itchy flaky skin problem gone in 2 weeks! IBS gone. Toe nail fungus Gone. Cyst under skin Gone. Ovarian cyst resolved Don’t need reading glasses anymore too!!! 68 yr old with lots of energy and no pain. I have AB neg blood type It had To be the veggies!!

  • @ilovepineapples2

    @ilovepineapples2

    Ай бұрын

    WOw so happy for you!!!

  • @Retired-Sanitation-Worker
    @Retired-Sanitation-WorkerАй бұрын

    Only on my 3rd day carnivore and I'm feeling better already!

  • @pestimom6572
    @pestimom6572Ай бұрын

    Great info, as usual. The only thing I wish you would say is to be aware of oxalate dumping on carnivore. I experienced this as I was eating a lot of gluten free grains, spinach, almonds and other nuts and chocolate while vegetarian for 3 years, then keto for about 10 years. I went carnivore to get rid of the carb cravings, which it did, but after about 2 weeks, I had tremendous diarrhea and inflammation. After searching for a reason, I discovered oxalate dumping. Now I'm on low oxalate diet and feeling less inflammation than I did before the carnivore diet. I suspect that those who feel worse on carnivore are experiencing this oxalate dumping. Otherwise, I really like your balance of experience and science.

  • @lyns2686

    @lyns2686

    Ай бұрын

    I did my research before Carnivore and found out about oxalates, which I had never heard of or paid attention to before. I was lucky I never had issues with them, but I didn't want to experience any "oxalate dumping." I didn't start Carnivore cold turkey. I did stop eating vegetables, but ate a cucumber now and then, ate a square of dark chocolate every night and didn't give up putting stevia in my tea, and I didn't experience any dumping that I'm aware of. I'm not a true Carnivore as I won't ever give up drinking my tea. Maybe someday I can get used to drinking tea without stevia or I won't be able to find stevia without other ingredients. The organic stevia I bought for years added inulin, so I stopped using it and had to switch.

  • @sandrabentley8111

    @sandrabentley8111

    Ай бұрын

    I also had terrible diarrhea after 3 weeks on carnivore, truly awful. Never in my life had I experienced that. Thought it might be gall bladder issues, eating too much fat. Hadn't eaten vegetables in months but did eat chocolate. Doubt it was oxalate dumping.

  • @pestimom6572

    @pestimom6572

    Ай бұрын

    @@lyns2686 From what I know now, just your chocolate and tea might have saved you. After 2 months on low oxalate diet, I just went back on semi- carnivore, but just added one low oxalate food each day. So far so good. Anyway, good for you to do this research before starting.

  • @pestimom6572

    @pestimom6572

    Ай бұрын

    @@sandrabentley8111 For me, it wasn't just diarrhea, but everything swelled up and heart - joints, feet, my ear and head. My heart felt weak and brain wouldn't work. But, I've been storing oxalates for 72 years - I think age matters too..

  • @lyns2686

    @lyns2686

    Ай бұрын

    @pestimom6572 Thanks. I believe you are right. I'm still doing the tea and chocolate, but just a small square of dark chocolate. Thankfully the internet has so much info on Carnivore. That's where I first learned about oxalates and oxalate dumping. I knew I didn't want that. It sounds like you're doing great and figured out the oxalates. Keep on shining!

  • @v.j.l.4073
    @v.j.l.40732 ай бұрын

    No, Dr. Osborne, most of us eating carnivore are not buying grass fed grass finished meat. It is highly expensive. Besides, livestock producers often spray heavily to keep weeds out of their pastures.. Still, I am eating meat. Still better than the alternatives.

  • @notanymore9471

    @notanymore9471

    Ай бұрын

    How do you know that did you do a survey of “most people”?

  • @therealjenniferrr

    @therealjenniferrr

    Ай бұрын

    I think he is basing it on those who are sticking to the true tenets of carnivore... notice he said no coffee. Like half the carnivore community is cheating with coffee. lol

  • @user-kc7mu4jp4p

    @user-kc7mu4jp4p

    Ай бұрын

    @@notanymore9471 Why, are you one of the elites and feel that you have to make that clear by protesting this common sense statement? What does YOUR common sense tell you?? Can the average citizen even in the first country of the world, afford grass-fed, grass-finished, flowery-pastured, ego-stroked beef??

  • @lizellehattingh281

    @lizellehattingh281

    Ай бұрын

    Im one of the most people! Aswell as many mid income larger families, i cannot feed my whole family grass fed, and haven't you seen Hollywood is vegan

  • @prunelle19

    @prunelle19

    Ай бұрын

    Spraying pastures is not true....there is no need to do that, cattles will take care of it

  • @RandomHuTaoSimp
    @RandomHuTaoSimpАй бұрын

    All these case studies have almost no control. With me i ate only beef, fish, and pasture raised eggs, for a full 4 years. When i got myself checked i had 0 deficiencies, do im skeptical as to the level of control here. Alot of people who move to this diet usually still have the restrictive mindset that has been instilled in them from childhood. Your body is very intelligent. If you eat without restrictive mindset, your body will sigal you to eat when you are deficient.

  • @michaelschmidt6536
    @michaelschmidt6536Ай бұрын

    I am A+ and carnivore has completely reversed excessive bloating, belching and gas. I did not need to lose weight per se, (5’4/119 lbs) however I am now at 112 lbs., no bloating, no gas, no belching. I move so much better and my memory has improved significantly. I have always been athletic but my joints were beginning to compromise my endurance, strength and posture. Joint pain and brain fog left me exhausted. It did take more than 30 days for diarrhea to calm down. I do add Vitamin D, EFA’s, zinc, iodine, C and Magnesium glycinate/malate. I also drink a mold free half decaf coffee, black. Went off for 12 hours…..Fun for a bit but itching everywhere, bloating, gas, belching all returned. I’m back to Carnivore. I do want to have some detailed blood work done just for a baseline.

  • @nin6246
    @nin6246Ай бұрын

    The carnivore diet is one of the best thing that has happened to me in my entire life. I feel like a whole different species of human and regard my previous lifestyle as my past life.

  • @graphicmaterial5947
    @graphicmaterial5947Ай бұрын

    11:55 I have had a t-shirt made that says "No grain No pain" on the front and "No oils No boils" on the back, haha! Never knew there was a book with that title. Now I know. And yes - I'm a carnivore since 4-5 years and thriving at 64yo. Cheers!

  • @JulieRohloff
    @JulieRohloffАй бұрын

    I would like to get my bloodwork tested, but I absolutely have ZERO trust in doctors or nurses or anyone in the medical system....

  • @egg399.

    @egg399.

    Ай бұрын

    Get it tested. Then 6 months later test it again to,see if the carnivore diet is improving your readings.

  • @vanillaghetto

    @vanillaghetto

    Ай бұрын

    I think the same...don't want them secretly "jabbing" me or infecting me.

  • @egg399.

    @egg399.

    Ай бұрын

    @@vanillaghetto See if you can do it yourself?

  • @annaangell5646

    @annaangell5646

    Ай бұрын

    Go to a naturalpathic MD who can test your blood or a functional medicine doc or a Wellness Way Clinic who supports health. Or to a lab like Ulta Labs who can draw your blood

  • @DowJonesDave

    @DowJonesDave

    23 күн бұрын

    I was just diagnosed with heart failure. 66 and never did doctors, and this was my first medical intervention. I ended up walking out of the hospital due to lack of trust. The nurses and others said my blood work was really good. A doctor wanted to put me on cholesterol medicine. My cholesterol is well within normal. I asked why I need...well, let's just say that all the doctors are interested in is running up the bill. I've done carnivore before and like the results. But now I'm going back to it because the medical industry just wants you to stay sick. I know carnivore heals so I'm going back to it. F*&k the medical industrial complex.

  • @user-kc7mu4jp4p
    @user-kc7mu4jp4pАй бұрын

    This is the first time I have come across the low-down on a carnivore diet and WHY, really, so many people are swearing by it. Thank you!! i wonder, though, why then are so many people swearing by plant-based nutrition, esp cases like Dr Terry WAhls, who overcame her MS, which is thought to be an auto immune disorder, by eating nine cups of vegetables and greens every day along with some animal protein.

  • @phantomguard71
    @phantomguard71Ай бұрын

    😂 I came here looking for a Fight, because your Thumbnail said "The Carnivore Diet EXPOSED!" 😂😂 But I found a very balanced and reasonable video instead. 👍

  • @apwhoa7767

    @apwhoa7767

    Ай бұрын

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  • @christophermannmanno6318
    @christophermannmanno6318Ай бұрын

    I'm a strict carnivore. But how do you explain the Hunza People and their diet? The Hunza People: Unraveling the Secrets of their Longevity Nestled in the breathtaking Himalayan mountains, the Hunza Valley is home to a remarkable community of people renowned for their extraordinary longevity. It’s said that their average life expectancy is around 120 years. The Hunza people have long captured the fascination of the world, with many attributing their extended lifespans to the apricot fruit that is an integral part of their diet. For generations, the Hunza people have enjoyed a simple yet nutritious lifestyle, largely centered around the consumption of apricots. These succulent fruits are rich in essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, providing the Hunza people with vital nutrients that contribute to their overall well-being. But it's not just apricots that contribute to the Hunza's remarkable health and longevity. Their lifestyle includes a balanced diet of fresh vegetables, whole grains, nuts, and seeds. They avoid processed foods, which helps prevent chronic diseases that plague modern societies. Physical activity is ingrained in their daily routine, as the Hunza people traverse rugged terrain, cultivating their fields and engaging in outdoor activities. Their active lifestyle helps maintain robust cardiovascular health and muscle strength.

  • @paulasamec8715
    @paulasamec8715Ай бұрын

    Or as dr. Chaffee says, eat more fat if you’re constipated when eating a carnivore diet!

  • @saraareed5477

    @saraareed5477

    Ай бұрын

    @paulasamec8715 I wish someone talking about carnivore would make a list of what adding fat consists of. I know butter but it gives me a histamine response. A list of all fats on carnivore would be helpful, I just haven't seen one yet.

  • @vanillaghetto

    @vanillaghetto

    Ай бұрын

    @@saraareed5477 It's simple. Eat fattier cuts/grinds of beef/meat and eat the fat (liquid and solid). Wild salmon and pastured eggs. Tallow (beef fat).

  • @brimminy

    @brimminy

    Ай бұрын

    ​​@@saraareed5477 I ask my butcher for fat trimmings, and I usually buy about 3 kilos at a time. I freeze them into portion sizes, and then simply airfry them until nice and crispy! Yummo

  • @user-HGL
    @user-HGLАй бұрын

    The case study with the 2 year carnivore lady, she obviouly didn't eat enough red meat, because pork, chicken and fish won't supply you with enough iron though. Her biotin and choline would be low if she did't include eggs. She would definately be low in K1 because she didn't eat leafy greens! You should have tested her K2 level. Copper might be low because she might nit have eaten any organ meats. Glycine is from oxtail, shanks, tendons, etc. Muscle meat doesn't provide a lot of glycine. Seems like she was under eating and/or over fasting... I agree that some deficiencies can occur, for I see magnesium, calcium, molybdenum, manganese, vit E everyday is short on my Cronometer. B1 I can only hit my target if I eat a lot of pork.

  • @georgemoonman2830
    @georgemoonman2830Ай бұрын

    Just saying "she was on a carnivore diet" isn't enough, what exactly was she eating, what is "healthy meats" or an "accurate carnivore diet" - it should be about 90% ruminant meat, preferably grass fed grass finished and how much per day. Deficiencies, particularly the ones mentioned, indicate she's not eating enough red meat, as beef in particular (and grass fed) is very high in these. I eat about 60-70% of my diet as grass fed grass finished beef and I don't have any of the deficiencies mentioned in this video.

  • @robingaming88
    @robingaming88Ай бұрын

    I have been on a carnivore diet for almost two years now and I felt a lot better for a while, but now (although I do not know what my tissue values were before) I have developed high tissue iron, high manganese, and a potassium and sodium deficiency. My calcium to potassium ratio is way off, so is my calcium to phosphorous, calcium to magnesium, iron to copper, and I feel really awful. All of my blood values are perfect however. I still believe in a carnivore diet but be careful that the transition doesn't knock you all the way off in the other direction as your body struggles to adjust. A lot of these values were probably off before too though. I don't believe a carnivore diet is actually lacking in nutrition, but I believe that there is something else going on when you are transitioning from a high carb diet to a no carb diet. Insulin spikes are involved in the body taking up minerals and I think rather that latent insulin resistance and reliance on carbohydrates since birth makes it hard for the body to absorb and utilize everything it needs on a pure meat based diet. It's probably better to slowly transition off carbs over 6 months to a year rather than going cold turkey. But this is all speculation.

  • @platinumincaruk

    @platinumincaruk

    Ай бұрын

    you need to take electrolytes and a good salt on carnivore

  • @RandomHuTaoSimp

    @RandomHuTaoSimp

    Ай бұрын

    What you need to be doing is instead of having a few or one moderate of small meal(s) a day, aim to have a HUGE boules of food in one sitting, with enough protein and fat to trigger just enough of an insulin response to hold onto your electrolytes at the level of the kidney. A lot of people actually make this mistake and as a result they become electrolyte deficient. Try that. It's a good way to consume 1 large meal a day. Eventually your gut microbiome will develop the bacteria using amino acids and beta-hydroxy-butyrate AKA; short chain fatty acids as a by-product of ketones in order to slowly break down larger amounts of meat in a single sitting having small amount of raw milk kefir can help with that as well. Also your gallbladder and liver will also increase its capacity over time to secrete bile acids needed to break down your food. I hope this helps. If you have any questions just reply

  • @robingaming88

    @robingaming88

    Ай бұрын

    @@RandomHuTaoSimp That is what I have been doing.

  • @RandomHuTaoSimp

    @RandomHuTaoSimp

    Ай бұрын

    @@robingaming88 glad to hear it

  • @robingaming88

    @robingaming88

    Ай бұрын

    @@RandomHuTaoSimp no that is what i have been doing for almost the whole time, and it has not been enough.

  • @sharfalor4244
    @sharfalor4244Ай бұрын

    Lost opportunity to tell us what the underlying issue was with the one girl who showed deficiencies. It was phrased as her being worse but then ypu said she felt better but still had deficiencies. That suggests she already wasn't well before carnivore, rather than the diet causing it?

  • @bloomingtg1214
    @bloomingtg1214Ай бұрын

    I, too, almost chose not to watch this video because my husband and I are predominantly carnivores and the word “exposed” threw me. But I decided to watch it because I really respect Dr. Osborne and his expertise. 😊

  • @exploringwithdave5926
    @exploringwithdave5926Ай бұрын

    Carnivore eating is no more costly than other ways of eating. You have to be savvy about finding the best meat at the best prices. While grass fed/finished is the gold standard, it by no means is the only meat. Grain fed is far better than a plant based way of life, and it can be more affordable. Another fact is that, when you eat meat, fat, eggs, butter, bacon, and maybe sour cream (my favorite), you don't need snacks very often. If I need a snack, instead of a pudding cup, I eat sour cream or half a stick of butter. Also, ribeye roasts are less expensive than steaks. If you have an oven they are so easy to prepare and cook, and you can cook a few of them at one time and eat them over the following week. My grocery bill is same or less over a months time, than it was when I was buying chips and salsa and packaged sauces and yogurts and wow I forget what I used to buy. Vegetables, etc. none of those provide long energy. You need snack bars and sugars to function every 30 minutes. Not on carnivore. I buy steak, roast, bacon, butter, sour cream. I'll buy olives and avocado occasionally because of the good fats, but, I note that I get some bloating if I eat those . I never fart and never have bloating with my diet. I have eliminated a lot of autoimmune issues as a result. 22 months now . It takes time to adjust. At first you might go all in super fast and have great benefits but after a few months is may become more difficult due to lack of variety. It's more or less psychological.

  • @katyahope4791

    @katyahope4791

    Ай бұрын

    How to deal with carb addiction.

  • @QuranEee-vg3xs

    @QuranEee-vg3xs

    12 күн бұрын

    @@katyahope4791Fasting. Cheeses and milk are great for 24hour satiety! Also high high salt intake ( I just put in a cub and follow it with water like a pill)

  • @mm2093
    @mm2093Ай бұрын

    That info about blood type A was very interesting to me being type A and experiencing some of the symptoms you mention - thanks for providing the possible association

  • @Gorman-84
    @Gorman-84Ай бұрын

    Your marking up of the "Key Reccomendations" was great. I can't wait to share this with my family members just starting keto/carnivore.

  • @stepheneverhardt4731
    @stepheneverhardt4731Ай бұрын

    Blood work numbers seem to be based on the SAD diet. If we switch to non inflamatory diet do we require the same nutrient values as the SAD. I am 95% carnivore and I still take my suppliments. I still drink organic black coffee in the morning too! I am 67 and living with a brain tumor and its side effects. My brain and body feel better on a high fat, meat and egg diet with a little cheese/butter.

  • @elsiecater156

    @elsiecater156

    Ай бұрын

    Stephen you sound good with the diet and send my hopes that your carnivor diet can eliminate your brain tumour prayers to you for better health and cure.

  • @tenmillionvolts

    @tenmillionvolts

    Ай бұрын

    I really hope it can control your symptoms. Best of luck

  • @ilovepineapples2

    @ilovepineapples2

    Ай бұрын

    I thought something on blood numbers….Hope you following DrvThomasSeyfried too! Praying for your healing

  • @tumbleweeduk7479

    @tumbleweeduk7479

    Ай бұрын

    I think I remember, Dr Brian Ardis, saying that nicotine helped with brain tumours, you can have nicotine in a patch or lozenge etc. NAMASTE 🙏

  • @barbaragoehl4521
    @barbaragoehl4521Ай бұрын

    I started carnivore only 1 week ago today. I've had asthma and severe allergies for 3 years with very little relief until this past week. I've been getting allergy shots and taking 4 different medications. 3 days into carnivore, I noticed that the wheezing was gone. Another couple days and the mucus is almost gone. I have a long ways to go to determine if I will lose the 30lbs that I need to lose and if that will solve physical pain. But breathing well is a great start

  • @jayjenkins4384
    @jayjenkins4384Ай бұрын

    The only negative is 0NE lady who REPORTED carnivore diet has significant problems in labs. It would be interesting to see if any real research can duplicate this. My personal experience after 3.5 yrs carnivore shows labs that are perfect. Labs that are improved from before carnivore. Plus my knee no longer requires a brace, vastly more energy, and no longer need either of my medications for hypertension. Beyond that, my vanity is getting stroked because of the regular comments of how much younger I look!

  • @eunicehenderson9095

    @eunicehenderson9095

    Ай бұрын

    Wish they had her lab results before carnivore and after to show whether she suffered from malabsorption all along.

  • @willedahl2516

    @willedahl2516

    Ай бұрын

    It's like there is a one in a million mutant and he just had to bring it up for the "one size doesn't fit all' moderation crowd. The worthiness of this one example without the previous labs is zero.

  • @denisebrown147

    @denisebrown147

    Ай бұрын

    Previous labs AND do we know if she was eating enough meat?

  • @elenaortega5459
    @elenaortega5459Ай бұрын

    That girl who was carnivore for 2 years was low in everything found in organ meat and small fish bones. But... as you insist: testing is crucial. What if she had parasites or missing good microbiome bacteria to process the nutrients she wasn't digesting? Did she have mold yoxicity? I don't see the whole picture in her story.

  • @Magnetar11nova

    @Magnetar11nova

    Ай бұрын

    Wondering if girl may have been eating lean meats and cutting out the essential fatty acids we need.

  • @ilovepineapples2

    @ilovepineapples2

    Ай бұрын

    I agree her low VIT D tells me a lot . That was a poor example cause I have seen many people blood after this and all were great. Look up Judy Cho Carnivore Cure she shows the nutrition in meats and its not missing anything

  • @Drmadhabfitness

    @Drmadhabfitness

    Ай бұрын

    ❤​@@ilovepineapples2

  • @WilleH1
    @WilleH1Ай бұрын

    How do you know in this case study she was eating a proper carnivore diet, what was she eating and how much?

  • @andrewbayram765
    @andrewbayram765Ай бұрын

    I've been doing the carnivore diet for about 3 months. I primarily started because of peoples anecdotal comments that it seemed to reduce aches and pains. And POW what do you know,,,,,my aches and pains reduced by about 70/80%. I also lost some weight, had to change my belt. I had a meal off and ate a 3 course meal on saturday, I enjoyed it at the time but soon regretted it. I'm not partisan about the diet, not guilt ridden for eating off plan, my regret??? The bloat and discomfort were my regret, the feeling rubbish. Fortunately it only lasted about a day so my next meal off is going to be in the long distant future.

  • @carmenalvarez2539
    @carmenalvarez2539Ай бұрын

    Carnivore give me my life back i have arthritis lupus and hochimoto im been doing this style of life for 15 months and now I'm pain free no medication and feel better than ever ....im 58-year-old and i feel so good almost like when I was in my 20th🥩💪🥰

  • @whiterobin01

    @whiterobin01

    Ай бұрын

    I have arthritis in my facet joints in my spine so I am thinking of trying carnivore. Did the carnivore diet help with your arthritis?

  • @MinimalistCarnivore
    @MinimalistCarnivoreАй бұрын

    Carnivore 4+ yrs got back into the shape of my 20s and 30s 5’11” 178lb 60 yr old :) after losing 100+ lbs Its life changing for sure

  • @HeroicCoachingwithDan
    @HeroicCoachingwithDanАй бұрын

    Hey Peter! What a great style of presentation and packed with great foundational information. I went keto/carnivore 9 days ago as part of a plan for metabolic rehabilitation. 6x cancer survivor (24 years free) yet had lasting long term side effects. A great milestone was including Zone 2 training (geting a metabolic assessment from Dr. San Millan) yet not enough. One thing I want you to consider about the carnivore diet is the cutting off of many addictive pathways - which is one major reason for my interest in going keto/carnivore for 100 days. Grains and the sweet flavor of everything. Certainly disbiosis and potential environmental contibutors of poor indoor air quality. I also am working with a functional nutritional practitioner with blood, urine and hair anaylsis to help guide the healing journey. Thanks again for your contribution to this subject.

  • @JosephineB-oq9id
    @JosephineB-oq9idАй бұрын

    I decided to do this diet in earnest after being very sick for 3 weeks- mostly upper respiratory. I just turned 60, and started peeing my pants when sneezing coughing, exercising. Ive always had immune issues, but enough "good days" to maintain my life to a degree. I got a small lab dna test looking for MTHFR which came back negative, but revealed COMT mutation. I hired a chiro/naturopath who is limited to recommending supplements- a butload of supplements. I have dopaboost, Same, adrenoplex, b-vitamins.... I am overwbelmed. Since starting carnivore, I am feeling markedly better. Low dopamine is indicated on Dutch test, and I hope this helps. I am tired, but hopeful!

  • @nashfordtx
    @nashfordtx2 ай бұрын

    For almost 20 yrs, I have been really sick. Probably since I was kid. I went to many doctors and most just thought I was crazy and gave me pills. One doctor told me I had severe inflammation but didn't know the source. I finally started cutting foods, starting with fruits and veggies. After a few days I felt relief. SMH Miserable for that time and I was just eating the standard diet.

  • @thomassaddul

    @thomassaddul

    Ай бұрын

    Veggies and fruits long term is bad. Eat fatty red meat.

  • @pamelawalker8052
    @pamelawalker8052Ай бұрын

    Over the past 6 months I have slowly got rid of Ultra processed, the processed, then seed oils, always loved meat but was drilled "eat you vegges, they will make you strong". As a child I hated vegetables cooked, now only eat a few low carb veggies, sweet red peppers and tomatoes, just because I like them. On ketovore and love it. Im now going to go on a Carnivore diet for 3 months to see how much better I feel.

  • @dickdyson3100
    @dickdyson31002 ай бұрын

    I've been doing this for 3 years and I look and feel really good. I gain muscle no problem. I had to quit bread, and carbs cause i was falling a sleep all of the time and shitting blood time to time. Now I feel good. No foot fungus , sunburns ? don't get them, skin? OMG so soft and tone WTF? no ear wax, No smelling farts, Hair is growing like crazy, No more hurt burn. The list goes on. I am not the same dude now. From 210lbs to 170 @ 5 foot 9 I am not going to stop. PS I am turning 41 in June. Gray hair almost gone too. Type A+ blood too.

  • @nattypatty3667

    @nattypatty3667

    Ай бұрын

    Dang it took 3 years for your greys to go away? I'm 6 month in and notice they're darkening but very slowly. Mine are only in my beard though. I also got all the same benefits as you. Shed visceral fat, put on muscle and strength easy, have better vascularity, less brain fog, higher sex drive, better mood, less teeth plaque, deeper voice, nails grow faster, etc.

  • @dickdyson3100

    @dickdyson3100

    Ай бұрын

    @@nattypatty3667 I just added some copper. I heard it helps. Not that I think I don't get enough copper in my diet . It's just we've been living a lie for so long and eating process crap for so long that we need to add some things in while eating the best cuts of meat that we can afford.

  • @dickdyson3100

    @dickdyson3100

    Ай бұрын

    @@nattypatty3667 Yeah the teeth plaque and bleeding is gone on month 4. After awhile you've been eating like this it start to seek in very slowly we're living in la la land, The America Dream makes sense now. Cause you eat and drink carbs and never mature as a man or a woman. Every seven years your body looks to go through a phase. At seven you loose teeth , seven more you start puberty seven years later wisdom teeth. I think the wisdom is, at this time fully carnivore. Carnivore works for the older folks faster, maybe carnivore diet is needed to thrive. However, They want a over weight fat guy baled with no teeth for all the folks in America if you ask me. looks to me like a person that has reversed or stopped from this stage of man to happen. Looks like a giant baby to me. I eat my meat and smoke my greens thank you and I don't eat vegetables.

  • @gypsyluv1118

    @gypsyluv1118

    Ай бұрын

    Thanks type A+. I’m the same. So much for the Eat Right For Your Type nonsense.

  • @ellisphoebe8807

    @ellisphoebe8807

    Ай бұрын

    i had folliculitis and SD for 5years, no matter how much steriods put on scalp, they were there n take so long to heal. But eating meat for 1.5months, it heal my folliculitis n SD, and SD become less n less.

  • @Highdesertqueenie
    @HighdesertqueenieАй бұрын

    Great info and breakdown. Thank you Dr. Osborne.

  • @dianawilkinson6311
    @dianawilkinson63112 ай бұрын

    Thanks Doc. That was interesting and informative!

  • @lorrainemagarian2677
    @lorrainemagarian26772 ай бұрын

    You're a great teacher! You bring a potentially complex subject down to a layman's level. Thank you for a balanced presentation, nonsemsational of the carnivore diet. Do you teach in a college? If not, your knowledge should be taught to medical students. That's if the college would allow such education. Sad to say that most if not all such institutions are funded by Big Pharma.

  • @Mosio64
    @Mosio64Ай бұрын

    Would you be able to go into more depth about what the blood type has to do with it? I am O- and I feel amazing on carnivore.

  • @titusnelson9499
    @titusnelson9499Ай бұрын

    Well done and extremely valuable.

  • @justinerogers1353
    @justinerogers1353Ай бұрын

    Have been on the carnivore diet for 15 months and have lost over 70 pounds. I'm a 63 year old woman (in one of the hardest groups to lose). I've done it without stepping in a gym and only going for the occasional walk although am active gardening. I've struggled for 55+ years trying to lose weight and yo-yoing. I will never go back to carbs. Was not really suffering from any ill health but have lowered my blood pressure by 40 points and think, looking back, I was getting towards being pre-diabetic. My husband is eating this way - he's off his blood pressure lowering drugs, also off his anti-blood clot drugs (he's had 2 small clots in his leg), has stopped snoring and is at goal weight. One thing, I also want to say is the peace of mind not facing older age with ill health - like all my friends and neighbours are suffering from - especially since the jabs.

  • @patcarpenter8777
    @patcarpenter8777Ай бұрын

    Great explanation!! Very well balanced and informative!!

  • @emmwhite3945

    @emmwhite3945

    Ай бұрын

    Thank you very much❤

  • @1234piano
    @1234piano23 күн бұрын

    Outstanding! Thank you also Dr Osborne for your advice saying THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS ONE SIZE FITS ALL!

  • @lizellehattingh281
    @lizellehattingh281Ай бұрын

    I always so enjoy your presentations doc!!!! Thank you

  • @kathrynsieloff7811
    @kathrynsieloff7811Ай бұрын

    How many calories was she taking in? What was her protein to fat ratio? What was she actually eating? Was she bringing in liver and egg yolks? There's more to it than just carnivore die with this girl.

  • @ilovepineapples2

    @ilovepineapples2

    Ай бұрын

    Totally I agree not enough info other than to say she look like she was sickly and not from carnivore these more to her story

  • @laurawest2043
    @laurawest2043Ай бұрын

    Excellent as always!

  • @Gengh13
    @Gengh13Ай бұрын

    As you said carnivore doesn't fix everything but it can certainly help, in my case I reached a point where I stopped improving until I removed my 20 year old root canal teeth that looked OK in all imaging and it even wasn't that bad when extracted but was preventing me from healing my gut.

  • @jacksable9596
    @jacksable9596Ай бұрын

    The case study of the women who had nutrient deficiencies would point to an absorption problem. Plant-based dieters that show deficiencies are almost always evaluated for malabsorption and treated by boosting stomach acid. Was that checked? Almost all the nutrients mentioned are available from animal sources. The fact she was found so deficient, especially in amino acids on a meat diet, would lead me to investigate absorption.

  • @catabrat
    @catabratАй бұрын

    Thank you for this in-depth analysis.

  • @Aotearoa.
    @Aotearoa.2 ай бұрын

    Excellent show 💯

  • @kenmarriott5772
    @kenmarriott5772Ай бұрын

    The government guidelines are influenced by big food money and not questioned. But the carnivore diet has to be questioned?

  • @MichaelAmen316
    @MichaelAmen3162 ай бұрын

    Very good video. Thank you for this as there is little medical evidence floating around on KZread between all the Carnivore influencers.

  • @karenbole7130

    @karenbole7130

    2 ай бұрын

    Dr Ken Berry was where I first started carnivore a doctor not an influencer if you haven't seen any of his videos yet you may find them valuable

  • @MichaelAmen316

    @MichaelAmen316

    2 ай бұрын

    @@karenbole7130 Thanks for reaching out. 🙂

  • @user-vj1jc9mw8g
    @user-vj1jc9mw8g26 күн бұрын

    Great talk, answered a lot of questions

  • @ilovepineapples2
    @ilovepineapples2Ай бұрын

    These example of this womens blood was a poor example. She has issues how do you know she did it correctly?

  • @TomCarnivore
    @TomCarnivoreАй бұрын

    The carnivore diet changed my life, im never going back. Migraines gone, IBS gone, depression gone, ADHD much more manageble, energy levels amazing, libido better than ever.

  • @toni4729
    @toni4729Ай бұрын

    I was put on an elimination diet at the age of forty, and have stayed on it, keto/carnivore ever since, I'm now seventy-two. It's the best thing I've ever done. I was barely able to function at the time and became fully healthy within days of changing my diet. I can't say it works that fast for everyone, I had to remove all spices and herbs, even cheese from my diet, but it worked brilliantly. I can only say I thank the immunologist for my good fortune I met him.

  • @QuranEee-vg3xs

    @QuranEee-vg3xs

    12 күн бұрын

    God helped you sir ❤

  • @toni4729

    @toni4729

    12 күн бұрын

    @@QuranEee-vg3xs Like hell god me. And I'm a woman, not a man.

  • @Malcolm-Achtman
    @Malcolm-AchtmanАй бұрын

    It's interesting that Dr. Osborne puts blood type into the equation. Lots of experts "poo-poo" the "eat right for your blood type" idea but I've always felt there was some validity to it.

  • @ClassicJukeboxBand
    @ClassicJukeboxBand2 ай бұрын

    I have been on carnivore for 5 years...no nutritional deficiencies yet! BTW, you don't have to eat any organ meats. There is a reason organ meats don't look good, taste good or smell good. The whole idea is based on the concept of "more is better." More vitamins does not necessarily mean better... According to VilJalumur Steffanson, the carnivorous Eskimos never ate organ meats, unless they were starving. They fed the organs to their dogs...

  • @mar01006765

    @mar01006765

    Ай бұрын

    Yes! I never ate organs when I was on the standard western diet and now I'm eating real food rather than the sugary grainy sludge everyone else eats I'm supposed to suddenly need to top off my steak and eggs with liver or the world will end (looking at some health influencers demeanor on the topic). Thank you for the anecdote about the Eskimo too

  • @pitmaler4439

    @pitmaler4439

    Ай бұрын

    And LDL level? And vitamine C?

  • @jeannewton1706

    @jeannewton1706

    Ай бұрын

    Wow thank you Dr Osbourne for this information.I always wondered if the carnivore diet which I am mostly on covered all of my needs.

  • @cornstar1253

    @cornstar1253

    Ай бұрын

    Whole sardines packed in water are the best supplement even just once a week.

  • @galeluby3471

    @galeluby3471

    Ай бұрын

    Eskimos ate liver as 1st food raw from hunt except for polar bear which is too high in vitamin A.

  • @nancysmith-baker1813
    @nancysmith-baker1813Ай бұрын

    Thankyou Dr Osborne for the explanation .

  • @martinesr7198
    @martinesr7198Ай бұрын

    Dr Osborne really great review of pros and cons of the diet. How about risk of colon cancer and coronary disease with that diet? Whats your opinion?

  • @grantw7946
    @grantw7946Ай бұрын

    I'd like to eat totally grass fed, free range, wild caught "everything" but maybe a bit expensive for the benefit. Happy and healthy enough just not eating plants.

  • @andolinaolexey1949
    @andolinaolexey1949Ай бұрын

    Restrictive diets can cause deficiencies, but so can unrestricted diets. The main takeaway in regard to that is just as Dr Osbourne always says: test, don’t guess.

  • @FadGadget1
    @FadGadget1Ай бұрын

    I’ve just had my bloods done and all my markers have come back normal.

  • @jennielunn2226
    @jennielunn22262 ай бұрын

    Thank you, contemplating carnivore diet because of years of gut issues ❤

  • @carrikartes1403

    @carrikartes1403

    2 ай бұрын

    You could watch Elliott Overton of eonutrtion for information on mega dosing B1. You could also research fasting to repair digestive system.

  • @jilleisenberg2532

    @jilleisenberg2532

    Ай бұрын

    Do it you won’t regret it😊

  • @pabeader1941

    @pabeader1941

    Ай бұрын

    Do it for 30 days. You'll never go back.

  • @carolcole570
    @carolcole570Ай бұрын

    Peter, I am ready to order Strontium. Will you please recommend the mg I need to order ? Holding off until I hear from you.

  • @TheJVera1
    @TheJVera1Ай бұрын

    What about seasonings and herbs etc. Can you use things like coconut aminos? I’d love to see an example of meals.

  • @aurapopescu1875
    @aurapopescu1875Ай бұрын

    Could you please do a video explaining more about nutrition and blood types? I have been Keto for exactly 5 years now. Every time I tried to go Carnivore I felt a lot worse - bloating, cramps, weight gain and blood sugar going up. I am type A. Also, could you address the Neu5Gc issue? Thank you 🙏

  • @therealjenniferrr

    @therealjenniferrr

    Ай бұрын

    I'm an A and do great on carnivore, plants cause me a lot of issues. I took betaine hcl for awhile and now at meals I do digestive enzymes. I actually feel skinnier, due to no bloat. I would recommend trying those 2 supplements on any diet and see how you feel with them.

  • @saraareed5477

    @saraareed5477

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@therealjenniferrr , do you combine the betaine hcl with digestive enzymes? I've been using ox bile, but wasn't sure if I needed betaine hcl also.

  • @curlyq7660
    @curlyq7660Ай бұрын

    Is there a blood work test or some other kind of test that determines if a person has mold toxicity ? Thank you Dr. Osborne!

  • @therealjenniferrr

    @therealjenniferrr

    Ай бұрын

    Google CIRS test

  • @tinaday4228
    @tinaday4228Ай бұрын

    I'd like to see the last slide of the Nutritional Deficiencies blood and gut test before starting Carnivore along with the 2 years later tests. Great video.

  • @Thehungrytravelers
    @ThehungrytravelersАй бұрын

    I have such a mental block around going carnivore. I can only imagine how beneficial it would be in helping me with chronic illness and chronic infection, but my disordered eating past doesn’t want me to eliminate carbs and sugar 😢

  • Ай бұрын

    The Girls deficiencies at the end lacks the actual detail of exactly WHAT her Carnivore intake consisted of, especially Saturated Fat intake volumes on a daily basis such as Bacon Fat, Grass Fed Beef Fat's, Butter intakes etc that provide themajority if not all the nutrients that are stored in animal Fat's. Did she take daily Electrolyte's also??

  • @Malcolm-Achtman
    @Malcolm-AchtmanАй бұрын

    Curious to know what test was used to evaluate the woman's nutritional status at 45:00 in this video. I know SpectraCell offers a micronutrient test (intracellular) and I was wondering if this one is similar.

  • @DrOsborne

    @DrOsborne

    Ай бұрын

    Similar. It is an intracellular test. More here www.glutenfreesociety.org/nutrient-defeciency-test-kit/

  • @ilovepineapples2
    @ilovepineapples2Ай бұрын

    This was very good explanation Im type. A blood no problem at all with constipation bloating or anything. Now I don’t drink 1/2 hrprior or during or 1/2hr or after a meal…. 11 months in doing great

  • @lizellehattingh281

    @lizellehattingh281

    Ай бұрын

    Im also A and do get constipated very easily, so i have to concentrate on fats to keep regular

  • @hmlxur54
    @hmlxur54Ай бұрын

    Excellent podcast on the benefits and risks of a carnivore diet.

  • @latonyasmith683
    @latonyasmith683Ай бұрын

    Love the intro!😂❤

  • @pastortodd1964
    @pastortodd1964Ай бұрын

    One of, if not the best, Carnivore breakdown so far.

  • @normajune1469
    @normajune1469Ай бұрын

    Awesome as usual Doc🤩 Just what I need to have my husband listen to as I have been trying to make him understand exactually what you just did. Hopefully coming from you he might give it some though as to keeping an eye on his potential risks. I have been hearing but I feel better on the carnivore diet and I said its possible because you are not eating as much junk and not drinking milk possible foods that you had allergies to. That being said you just said a lot of what I have been trying to tell him. He is 73 and I witnessed him having constipation as you mentioned and now he eats 3 bananas to help with that🙃 He use to have a bad odor when going to bathroom but now that is much better so like you mentioned good things come with the diet but just be sure to follow up with testing 👌Norma J

  • @pamelamohn5931
    @pamelamohn5931Ай бұрын

    Question: Are you implying that mold issues can come from a carnivore diet, or are you saying that an underlying mold issue can hold back any positive results of a carnivore diet.

  • @eunicehenderson9095
    @eunicehenderson9095Ай бұрын

    Really wish that person that was so vitamin deficient had the same lab work done before carnivore diet. Then it would show if she suffered from malabsorption to begin with and not due to carnivore.

  • @ilovepineapples2

    @ilovepineapples2

    Ай бұрын

    I agree poor example here she had some issues or was not totally doing carnivore

  • @paulettestancil5986
    @paulettestancil5986Ай бұрын

    Yesterday seeing first heading Carnivore Diet Exposed I rolled my eyes 🙄and moved on LoL Seeing it again today I started reading comments. Now I will watch todays Q&A I’m usually informed watching your videos 😂

  • @j.a.lucky13
    @j.a.lucky13Ай бұрын

    What is type A blood supposed to eat then?

  • @therealjenniferrr
    @therealjenniferrrАй бұрын

    Lol might want to change the thumbnail now too, since some people were triggered by it. Anyway, that was an excellent and well thought out presentation. Very accurate. I think the biggest take away is you can get nutritional deficiencies on any diet... you just have to be aware of where the downfalls may be and consume more of a certain thing or supplement. Too many in the carnivore space are anti supplement, I feel better on my supplements so I will stick to them. I'm pro optimal health!

  • @lizellehattingh281

    @lizellehattingh281

    Ай бұрын

    I also still need k2 and B vitamins i feel better with them, we could still be healing 😊

  • @therealjenniferrr

    @therealjenniferrr

    Ай бұрын

    @@lizellehattingh281 absolutely! I've felt terrible for years, it's not gonna be fixed overnight! Wishing you lots of healing! 💜

  • @unclebill1963
    @unclebill1963Ай бұрын

    People can say whatever they want about carnivore it is the end all and be all to optimize your health I been sick as hell it healed me and that’s all that matters to me

  • @floridagirl8540
    @floridagirl85409 күн бұрын

    My husband and son started doing it and already lost 25 and 30 pounds!! I’ve been eating the same but haven’t cut sugar in my coffee so I think that is why I only lost 3 pounds. Definitely going to no sugar starting today