Carnivore Diet: Benefits, Potential Risks and How to Do It Right
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Can the carnivore diet be the best diet for you? There's a good way to find out. It is important to note though, that the carnivore diet may not be good for everybody, just as the plant-based diet may not be the best for everyone, too. In this episode, Dr. Jockers explains what a carnivore diet is made of, the best meat sources that work great for this type of diet, and how this diet can be practiced properly. He also shares the potential risks that we can expect from following a carnivore diet in the long term.
"An animal-based diet, when done correctly, can provide a tremendous source of nutrients."
-David Jockers
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In This Episode:
- Science has proven something really important to health out of practicing the carnivore diet.
- Understand the mystery behind the need to exclude some plant-based foods from your menu.
- These are the recommended types of meats that are best to consume while in a carnivore diet.
- Here are the 5 nutritional benefits of a carnivore diet, the best way to start in this type of diet, and the 8 powerful animal-specific nutrients you may reap from this diet.
- Know the 3 potential problems in a carnivore diet that may bring a serious concern to one's health.
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