r/AnimalBased

I wonder if people on here eat alot of squash/zucchini? And i don't mean like 1 zucchini a few times a week or some squash a few times a week.

My day often looks like this, i always eat ground beef with stewed apples in the morning, midday is goat kefir with raw honey.

But at dinner i like to have a big hearty meal, so i eat 500 grams of butternut squash, 2 whole zucchinis bakes in some tallow, and i add some lean turkey for my protein, sometimes if still hungry i bake some apples or mango as desert. I have some high quality olive oil which i sometimes add.

I never liked a cold or really sweet dinner, any of you eat large amounts of squash? Bonus that squash and zucchini is really nutritious.

Hi! I have a sweet 8 week old baby with dairy/soy allergies (CMPA). I’ve been dairy/soy free for 5 weeks now. Before pregnancy/breastfeeding I was pretty strictly animal based. Food aversion and severe reflux during pregnancy, and now CMPA, has definitely made my diet a challenge (I still avoid seed oils but I’m not against an Oreo or something here and there lol). I’m also thinking eggs are hurting baby’s stomach too. We have been to the ER this week with suspected seizures actually, but it was just Sandifer syndrome, a severe reaction to reflux/gas/food intolerances…so I have to be so careful.

Any meal ideas or easy meal prep plan suggestions? This baby is a VELCRO baby so anything I can toss in the air fryer/microwave (I was so anti microwave but parenting humbled me quick 😂) easy meals would be great!! My husband will gladly grill steak or whatever for me, I just need to be able to prep it to eat throughout the week. I miss raw cheese and milk SO bad it hurts. 😭😭😭😭😭

I'm curious why you guys think so many people have what are effectively knee-jerk objections to this diet, or carnivore. Even if you don't "appeal to nature", the biochemistry is all laid out, and it's only a matter of accessing it. It's insane to me that people are fine eating what's considered food nowadays, especially when there indeed are cheaper meat options e.g. heart, brain, liver that don't necessarily have to set one back financially if they're struggling. There's just no real excuse for the negligence, but so many people associate vegetables and nuts with health for some reason, and can't even tell you why. "Fiber" is what it seems to come down to most of the time…

I want to try out the animal based diet to see how I feel and how I perform athletically. I'm 22M, 182cm/6'0", and 68kg/150lb. I lift 3 times a week and I do a cardio workout of some sort 3 times a week (and the other four days I do a short run of 1-2km except for the uncommon day that I don't have enough time).

However I don't know what ratio of meat, fruit, and honey to consume. I'm assuming only a spoon or two of honey per day but I'm not sure about meat and fruit. Is 10g of 80/20 ground beef per kg of body weight a good amount (680g or 1.5lb in my case)? What about fruit? How do I know I'm not overeating fruit?

I know I omitted raw dairy. The only dairy I currently eat is cheese because it's the only dairy I like and I don't eat much because I don't care for it much. Raw dairy is pretty expensive where I live so I'm probably just going to cut dairy out of my diet completely since it's expensive and I don't like it. Maybe in the future I'll start drinking raw milk though.

I’m 32 year old male. I weigh 98-101kg and am 6’2

I am in and feel stuck in an absolutely terrible binge cycle right now where I drink coffee, restrict foods and get really hungry resulting in ingestion of high energy processed foods. Am feeling llke shit. I’ve done carnivore and animal based before. I do like carnivore but I didnt do it properly. I ate way too much protein and not enough fat, resulting in poor sleep and no energy.

I want to do carnivore again, however find this very challenging during the winter. My body CRAVES carbohydrates during this time. I also play sports 2-3x a week. Should I commence an animal based diet at my current height and weight? Will I lose weight eating fruit and meat? And what about dairy? I’ll usually have yoghurt bowls with fruit and honey but I feel dairy may not be the best for me, especially low quality yoghurt.

if anyone has been in my position, please let me know. I don’t want to continue gaining weight or start calorie counting

Hey guys, I wanted to ask how much organ meat we can safely eat in a day? I live in Wisconsin and have access to things such as raw dairy, duck eggs and organ meats that are all locally sourced from farmers. At the moment I have been craving organ meats and honestly would rather eat beef liver, beef kidney and beef heart than ground beef.

I eat 4x/day and train a lot and am physically active. ATM I do two of my four meals consist of 128g raw weight ground beef and 22g of beef liver mixed in it. I just got my hands on some beef heart and kidney and want to make my own “ancestral blend” you’d find at sprouts, which this saves a ton of money since I have a meat grinder.

With all that being said, how many grams/oz of organ meats can we safely eat in a day? They r also super cost effective and taste fantastic!!!!

Been strict carnivore for 8months now; I'm 19M, and the biggest problem I've had with the diet is waking up fatigued, tired and not well-rested, along with low energy during the day. I fall asleep quickly and for a good 6-8 hours long.

All the things I've tried to fix this issue:

More salt on food, salt water, saltwater with potassium, electroltyes in morning, day, night etc, magnesium, less fat, high fat, VERY high fat, more protein, less protein, pushing regular cals, push high cal up to 3-4k cals, earlier meal times, later meal time, very early meal times, multiple meal times, only beef, only striploins, less water intake, more water intake, excerise, cardio, weightlifting etc etc...,

The only thing I have not tried is adding carbs and becoming animal-based. I've basically tried everything else. Any advice?

I wanna be ready so I don’t get hit with bad symptoms im so curious what the transition was like for people who quit carnivore.

Been strict carnivore for 8months now; I'm 19M, and the biggest problem I've had with the diet is waking up fatigued, tired and not well-rested, along with low energy during the day. I fall asleep quickly and for a good 6-8 hours long.

All the things I've tried to fix this issue:

More salt on food, salt water, saltwater with potassium, electroltyes in morning, day, night etc, magnesium, less fat, high fat, VERY high fat, more protein, less protein, pushing regular cals, push high cal up to 3-4k cals, earlier meal times, later meal time, very early meal times, multiple meal times, only beef, only striploins, less water intake, more water intake, excerise, cardio, weightlifting etc etc...,

The only thing I have not tried is adding carbs and becoming animal-based. I've basically tried everything else. Any advice?

Thinking of quitting carnivore diet

Are there any people from Nepal who are sane and following this diet...I am surrounded by hindu religious fanatic who eat so little meat and believe plant is what health means...and meat is sin ......I want community here in Kathmandu Nepal who are following this diet ...I am going insane seeing people eating grain sludge day in and day out......

Has anyone with systemic autoimmune disease done well or even better with raw dairy? Raw a2 or goat? My SED rate and liver enzymes sky rocketed. Not sure what it is from.

I understand milk has beneficial bacteria, especially in things like Greek yoghurt etc but something like 80% of the world lose their ability to digest lactose properly after infancy. If we're being honest if you were going for optimal health and digestion would you really include dairy?

Not trying to cause an argument fyi, just a discussion.

I have been eating ground turkey for lunch and only use salt. There’s a weird taste because ground turkey usually has dry vinegar or rosemary extract for preservation purposes. I started adding maple syrup and it’s been a game changer. I cook the ground turkey as crumbles and then drizzle maple over. It makes eating a lb of it everyday easier.

Found a farm thats regenerative and has corn and soy free pasture raised eggs. Is $7 a dozen worth it for these?

A 15-year Swedish study recently published in JAMA Network Open. Researchers tracked 2157 adults and found that persons who ate the most unprocessed meat had dramatically lower rates of dementia, especially those carrying the APOE gene.

How do I transition from Carnivore to Animal Based Diet

My idea is this: breakfast and lunch with fruit, honey, dates, etc., and for dinner I eat meat, eggs, fats, and so on.
What do you think?