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Carnivore essential foods?

Vidar

Vidar

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Nevermind the fact that I once again fell off the wagon last night and am feeling awful and not just physically. Today is a brand new day and I need to keep trying to move forward. Stress is a huge trigger for me it seems.

Anyway, with my question about raw liver, I'm wondering what other essential whole foods I should be eating? (Yes I know I can have supplements, but I don't want them if they can be avoided)
 
Meat, fish, eggs.
Dairy if you want it and if you have no problem with it.

Carnivore is the simplest way of eating. I fear you are trying to make it too complex.
 
Vidar said:
Nevermind the fact that I once again fell off the wagon last night and am feeling awful and not just physically. Today is a brand new day and I need to keep trying to move forward. Stress is a huge trigger for me it seems.

Anyway, with my question about raw liver, I'm wondering what other essential whole foods I should be eating? (Yes I know I can have supplements, but I don't want them if they can be avoided)
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Just the usual, @bulkbiker pretty much covered them... Meat, fish, poultry, eggs, butter, cream, cheeses, full fat greek and whatnot... Stick with the fish that has high nutritional value, like salmon. Cod seems a little useless to me. (Leaves me hungry in spite of a butter sauce for instance, and not enough Vit D for my taste.). Just, you know.... Keep it simple.
 
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Animals or anything that came out of one. That is my mantra and it serves me well.
 
Sorry guys, wasn't trying to make stuff complicated. I was just wanting to make sure I'm ticking as many boxes as possible by eating certain things. So as to not get deficiencies etc.
 
Vidar said:
Sorry guys, wasn't trying to make stuff complicated. I was just wanting to make sure I'm ticking as many boxes as possible by eating certain things. So as to not get deficiencies etc.
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I have a different approach. I eat as varied a diet as I can within the bounds of moderately low carb. Any nutrients I need will be in there somewhere, no need for supplements. I note you are 38. Are you really going to be able to keep to a very restricted diet for maybe 50 years, having different meals from family and friends? Why not adopt a sustainable diet now?
 
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