Humans are omnivores….

Life changing.

Of course in 20 years of eating a carnovire diet things might become a whole lot more complicated for your intestines & colon etc. Seems like a risky way to live to me but each to their own 👍

Look at the menu, see a steak and ask from to hold the fries, done.

Don’t you get tired of the same stuff over and over? I’m mostly carnivore based but like a bit of variety

Doesn't sound healthy long term, but would be interesting for a week or so, then I would miss my brocolli.

Sometimes the easiest way is the most boring one.

How do you make this a permanent lifestyle and not spend all your cuckbucks on food? Genuinely curious.

How long have you been doing it? Any noticable changes to physical health etc?

Was carnivore for a year until I had issues with my heartbeat. Added fruit and honey back into the mix and feel great! Veggies and grains are the enemy

Eat some fiber to feed and keep your intestinal flora alive. Otherwise you'll go through hell when you eventually reintroduce fruits and vegetables to your diet again. At least this was my experience.