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Richard and Stephen discuss fat consumption and weight loss strategies for a member of their community. They also talk about the importance of patient in reaching weight loss goals. The listener asks about eating cheese on the carnivore diet and the speaker says it works well for them, but too much can cause weight gain. They also discuss the benefits of staying away from plant compounds and following a carnivore lifestyle.

Richard also talks about fermented foods and the gut microbiome. In response to another question, Richard then discusses methylation issues and the importance of taking methyl B vitamins.

A listener asks about fat intake on the carnivore diet.
Richard answers a question about the effects of butter on acid reflux and says that there can be too much of anything in a diet. He also addresses a question about whey protein powder's effect on blood glucose levels, saying that it can elicit an insulin response but it is not a cause for concern. He then responds to Emma's question about her increase in leg cramps and stomach issues after consuming tomato sauce and says that it is an exaggerated response due to her body becoming more sensitive to toxins.

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A question is asked about whether eating organ meats provides benefits for our own organs. Richard and Stephen discuss the benefits of organ meats, including high levels of vitamins and minerals that can benefit specific organs. However, they also note that while it may be beneficial to consume organ meats occasionally, it is not necessary to do so every day.

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Richard and Steve discuss the importance of organ meats in the carnivore diet and how they can provide essential vitamins and minerals. They recommend eating a carnivore / keto diet that includes high-quality, nutrient-dense foods, and suggest mixing organ meats in with other meats. Then the hosts discuss the upcoming carnivore conference, where they will be speaking, and the benefits of splitting training sessions throughout the day. One listener asks about "micro workouts," where you do short bursts of exercise throughout the day, and the hosts discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks. They also mention a bodybuilder who only trains once every eight days. They also touch on the role of electrolytes and how too much potassium can contribute to muscle tightening. They share a few trivia facts, including the high energy demands of the brain and the potential for the human body to heal. They also mention an upcoming webinar on longevity with special guest doctor Abs.

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This is my latest interview with Doctor Shawn Baker, an advocate of the carnivore diet. Shawn discusses the health benefits of eating a carnivore diet, including improved body composition, mood, and digestive health. He also addresses concerns about getting necessary nutrients and agrees that more research is needed. He mentions that Elon Musk may be trying out the carnivore diet. Baker also talks about a new healthcare model he is working on and the need for healthcare reform. The interview ends with a discussion about the environmental impact of pharmaceutical companies.

We discuss myths such as the chance of getting scurvy with this lifestyle. Shawn states “I've never seen anyone with a verified, bona fide case of scurvy.” Dr Baker believes that obesity and type 2 diabetes are largely caused by diet and lifestyle, and that medication and surgery should be a last resort. He also questions the current theories about the cause of heart disease, pointing out that over 50% of people with very high levels of LDL (so-called "bad" cholesterol) do not develop heart disease. He also expresses concern about the side effects of a popular type 2 diabetes medication, Ozempic, including muscle and facial fat loss.

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Richard and Stephen discuss a listener's question about HCL and pepsin supplements, as well as another question about a product for Meniere's disease. They also address a question about women losing their cycle on a carnivore diet and fasting, and explain the importance of feeding the body nutrients regularly instead of forcing prolonged periods of fasting. They suggest that proteins and fats are key for hormone production and regulation. Both Stephen and Richard discuss the best way to interpret blood test results, especially for those following a carnivore diet. They talked about the importance of looking at the context of the results and not just relying on standard ranges. They also discussed how TSH levels can be misleading and the need to consider clinical experience in addition to evidence-based studies. They touched on the importance of direct measurements for metrics like EGFR and LDL.

In a live stream, someone asked about a comment made by Jake Thomas about not relying on hip thrusts for glute building. The hosts discussed their opinions on the exercise and invited Jake to come on and explain his statement. They also discussed how not to interpret specific blood tests, using an example of liver enzymes and how they can be affected by factors other than liver damage. They also mentioned that looking at patterns and multiple metrics is important in understanding blood test results.

Restless leg syndrome can be caused by stress, alcohol, caffeine, vigorous exercise, lack of sleep, over-the-counter drugs, and dairy. Iron levels may also contribute, so getting a full iron panel done could help. Dairy can also inhibit iron absorption. There is unknown about the long-term effects of ingesting microplastics, but they can cause inflammation, oxid

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Richard and Stephen discuss various questions about issues some people may have when following a carnivorous diet. One question addresses whether or not it is okay to consume protein and fat immediately after working out, or if it is better to wait until later in the day. Richard explains that waiting a few hours after working out allows for multiple mTOR responses, which are important for muscle growth. They also discuss the importance of balancing AMPK and mTOR responses. Another question asks about whether there are any health: A question was asked about whether eating red meat can increase the growth of polyps in the colon. The answer was no, as red meat is not inflammatory and can even have anti-inflammatory effects. Other factors, such as processed foods, can contribute to inflammation. Another question was about how to maintain or gain weight on a carnivore diet. The answer suggested being intuitive with eating and not worrying about calorie intake. Advice was also given on incorporating resistance training and adjusting protein and fat intake to achieve.
A low-carb, high-fat carnivore diet may help with weight loss, but everyone is different and may need different amounts of food to maintain their weight. The specific types of food, such as chicken, eggs, and pork, may not be harmful unless they are oxidized. High triglycerides may not necessarily be a problem, and factors such as reducing carbohydrate intake, increasing fish consumption, and overall good health should be taken into consideration when looking at triglyceride levels.

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The hosts, Richard and Stephen, share their experiences and success stories with the diet, and also discuss specific topics like cooking lamb and the treatment of MS. They also promote the upcoming Carnivore Conference and provide information about their personal coaching services. In response to a question about the benefits of marrow fat, it has been found that it is a good source of energy and has an endocrine function. It also contains stem cells and is good for bone and cartilage health. Calcium is essential for the body and can be found in all meats, so there is no need to prioritize it in the diet. However, excessive amounts of calcium could potentially be dangerous. In this podcast, Stephen and Richard discuss common questions and concerns about carnivore eating, such as what foods to eat, how to handle weight gain or weight loss on the diet, and how the body may go through a healing process when transitioning to carnivore. They also answer questions about specific health issues, such as colon polyps and low triglyceride levels, and offer advice on how to maintain weight on a carnivore diet.

Ferritin is a protein that stores iron in the body. A high ferritin level can be caused by inflammation or infection, not just high iron intake. The poster should get a more complete iron test panel to understand their levels. Reverse dieting is more important for carb-based bodybuilders, as they restrict their diets for competitions. There are many reasons for anemia, not just low iron, but symptoms and appearance are important too, so more info from the poster would be useful. As Stephen and Richard discuss the importance of potassium in the diet and how it is often overlooked in modern

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The podcast discusses several health topics including migraines, the vagus nerve, and salt consumption. The panel talk about the link between migraines and a variety of factors such as lack of sleep, stress, and certain foods. They also discuss the importance of omega-3 fatty acids and how vegetable oils can affect the body's ability to produce vitamin D, leading to sunburns. The podcast concludes with a discussion on the benefits of Celtic Sea salt over Pink Himalayan salt. Ben and Richard talk about the upcoming Carnivore Conference and how they got into the carnivore lifestyle. They discuss migraines and how a ketogenic, carnivore diet may help reduce them. Richard shares his personal experience with migraines and their potential causes. They also mention some other contributing factors such as grains, calcium and magnesium imbalances, and the benefits of beta hydroxybutyrate in reducing neuroinflammation.

Eating plant-based food and taking sun supplements are not enough to keep adequate vitamin D levels. UVB rays interact with our skin and cholesterol to produce vitamin D, which acts as a sunscreen and hormone in our body. Eating meat has been shown to have a positive impact on telomeres, the protective caps at the ends of our DNA strands. Come join us at the Carnivore Conference to learn more about health and nutrition!

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Phil Escott, Coach Stephen and Thomas and Richard Smith answer questions about sleep, micronutrients, and other health topics. Phil discusses his experiences with fasting, the benefits of low-carb diets, and how his diet has changed over time. They also touch on mental health and the importance of light exposure for sleep. Finally, Richard explains the process of fat metabolism on a cellular level.
They discuss how fat is broken down into its components and metabolized in the body. The process starts with the breakdown of triglycerides into fatty acids and glycerol, which are then transported to the liver. In the liver, long-chain fatty acids are broken down into acetyl-CoA, which enters the citric acid cycle to produce energy. Some of the acetyl-CoA is also used for gluconeogenesis, the production of glucose in reverse. If you're gaining weight on carnivore, it may be because of stress and emotional eating, eating in large portions, or not eating enough fat or the right types of food. It's important to find a balance and experiment with different meal frequencies to see what works best for you. Also, obesity can be an outcome of nutritional deficiencies, so sticking to a carnivore diet that is high in protein and healthy fats can help prevent hunger and improve your overall health.

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