Did Jen Quit Carnivore? Let's Address This (Live)
In a Nutshell
Jen confirms she remains fully carnivore after losing 60 pounds and resolving migraines and leg pain, but recently quit coffee after 11 days and is drastically reducing cheese/cream to resume stalled weight loss. She appears less on public videos because she does member-only Thursday livestreams and dislikes negative comments about her weight. Carrie reached deep therapeutic ketosis (3.1 ketones, 1.1 GKI) with one meal a day and fasting, eliminating hunger and stress while preparing for the Meatstock event where Healing Humanity documentary screens for 1,500 people.
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Jen and Carrie address the recurring comments on their YouTube channel regarding whether Jen is still doing carnivore. Multiple comments have asked if Jen quit carnivore, added things back, or why she hasn't been in recent videos. Some comments are polite inquiries while others are rude. Jen confirms she is still on carnivore.
Jen appears every Thursday for Homestead How members-only livestreams. Non-members do not see these videos, which explains the perception that she has disappeared from YouTube content. Jen notes she has been more in the background of other videos recently.
Jen's brother Bill lives in Alaska and has faced multiple hardships. After losing everything in a fire a couple years ago, his YouTube channel was hacked and completely deleted despite having over 20,000 subscribers. Now he is dealing with severe flooding. His crawl space is seven feet high and filled to the top with water. He cannot access his driveway. The flooding threatens his home with potential mold issues, which would be dangerous given he stays indoors during winter. Bill also has his dog Daisy to consider. The hosts donated to his GoFundMe and encourage viewers to pray for him, share his new channel "Bill and Daisy in Alaska," and subscribe to support him.
Healing Humanity documentary will be shown at Low Carb for Better Health on September 26-27. One week from the livestream date, Adam and Carrie will present to 1,500 people on stage, followed by screening the documentary that night. They have additional upcoming events, including a sold-out showing at Montello Theater on June 6th with a waiting list for potential additional screenings.
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