Carnivore Questions LIVE & Giveaways!
In a Nutshell
Carnivore Q&A live stream hosted by Carrie with panelists Adam, Lynn, and Barb covers pet diets, cholesterol myths (LDL context matters more than levels; prioritize advanced panels over statins), cancer/prostate benefits via glucose starvation, stalled weight loss fixes (shift eating window earlier), and inflammation relief for conditions like Parkinson's and interstitial cystitis. Key promotions: Healing Humanity documentary premieres May 2 at Meat Stock 2026 ($50 off with code "healing humanity") and June 6 at Montello Theater; Cholesterol Code movie screenings ongoing. Giveaways awarded shirts and 30-day healinghumanity.life memberships; post #ribeye questions for future wins, with expert Q&As weekly.
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Carrie from Healing Humanity hosts Thursday night carnivore Q&A with panel Adam, Lynn, Barb. Giveaway: Healing Humanity shirt in blue for best question or testimony with #ribeye. Post questions now.
Meat Stock 2026 at meatstockconvention.com, May 2nd, exclusive Healing Humanity showing. Tickets available, use promo code healing humanity for $50 off. Panel attending. Hometown premiere at Montello Theater, June 6th, tickets nearly sold out. Check YouTube channel or healinghumanity.movie/events.
Nancy asks about dogs on raw food. Jen and Carrie posted video on Primal Raw store (45 minutes away), carnivore options for dogs/cats. Be detective on ingredients—some labeled carnivore had kale, pumpkin. New members: Samuel, Nightwing, Sandy Blithe (5 months).
Carol from Rockford, IL: 4 days until Cholesterol Code movie, Monday 4/13. Panel (Carrie, Jenny, Mitch, Adam, Barb) attending with Dave Feldman.
Adam recommends Dr. Philip Ovadia's Stay Off My Operating Table. Nina Teicholz's The Big Fat Surprise. Dr. Ovadia's upcoming Stay Off My Kitchen Table. Dr. Brett Scher (Metabolic Mind YouTube). Ivor Cummins lectures on YouTube.
Lost 150 pounds (15 x 10-pound bowling balls), carnivore diet, A1c from 18 to 5.3, now 180 pounds, needs new shirt. Advice: Get stretchy clothes as weight loss continues.
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