Showing posts with label carnivore diet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carnivore diet. Show all posts

Monday, June 09, 2025

Whole Foods; The answer to most American health problems

It looks like Carnivore Diet advocate Paul Salidino is joining forces with other whole foods advocates to push for change in the ways American food is made toxic through processing with toxic chemicals that are banned from foods in many other countries. IMO, this can't come soon enough. Our food supply has been debased for far too long. Don't believe me? This video is just scratching the surface. And there is still plenty of work ahead to create meaningful change. But if we don't do it, things won't change.

Tuesday, February 20, 2024

Pizza, with Carnivore Flat "bread"

The pizza crust was the Carnivore Diet flat-"bread" recipe that I linked to, that is on YouTube.  It's made from mozzarella cheese, yogurt and eggs, looks like flatbread, with a good firm texture.  I didn't think to photograph it when the pizza came out of the oven, but I did take a photo of the last piece, before it disappeared:|

We were really pleased with the result!  The post about the Carnivore "bread" we used as a base for it, is here: 

Carnivore AND Keto Flatbread - make it with only 3 INGREDIENTS!
Full recipe can be found here:  https://lowcarbabode.com/carnivore-flatbread-keto-grain-free/

Thursday, January 25, 2024

Coffee on a Carnivore Diet: Is It OK? The Best Coffee and Alternatives

Coffee on a Carnivore Diet: Is It OK? The Best Coffee and Alternatives:
Can I drink coffee on a Carnivore diet? If yes, what are the best kinds of coffee in Carnivore? If not, what are the best coffee alternatives? [...]
I've been on a variation of the carnivore diet for about a month now. My version, includes lemons, limes, oranges, apples, and blueberries. I recently added bananas, so I can make smoothies using A2 milk, A2 yougurt, blueberries and bananas. I have an under-performing thyroid, and bananas offer support.

I've also continued to drink morning coffee, with butter and oil (Bulletproof Coffee), which I've done for years. But I'm thinking about eliminating it for a while, or altering the coffee receipe. This article was helpful in making decisions about that.