Everybody Hates THIS about Carnivore...
In a Nutshell
The core frustration of carnivore isn't the diet itself—it's discovering profound healing while watching loved ones remain sick and resistant to change. The key lessons are: be the example, plant seeds without forcing, and practice unconditional love when others refuse. Every past struggle is reframed as necessary strengthening that led to this transformation.
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The worst thing about carnivore isn't the diet itself, but finding this incredible healing and realizing this is how one should have felt since birth. Many people have been deprived of feeling vibrant and powerful their entire lives. The real frustration comes from finding this healing and then seeing loved ones sick, suffering, and hopeless while having what feels like a treasure chest to give them.
The biggest frustration isn't carnivore or the diet itself. It's finding this miraculous healing and then seeing loved ones continue to suffer with sickness, inflammation, and insulin resistance. Meanwhile, they're often worried about cholesterol while being fully inflamed and having insulin resistance, making them 10 times more likely to suffer heart disease, type 2 diabetes, or depression.
The speaker is down 100 pounds since their heaviest, overcame horrible depression, got off 10 to 15 medications, and reversed congestive heart failure. They share medical records documenting these changes.
The motivation to want everyone in the family, all friends, and everyone known closely to find the same healing comes from a place of love. The speaker has learned several key lessons about this situation.
Sometimes living your best life and being the best example to family, children, spouse, and extended family will speak much more loudly and inspire more than words could ever do. This was advice given by Dr. Shawn Baker.
Dr. Baker said to speak your peace, and if people have questions and want to talk about concerns, always discuss it. But once that's done, you have to let them make their own decisions. You can't change anybody, but you can inspire them. You may be planting a seed that will come to fruition months or years later, giving them a tool in their toolbox they wouldn't have had otherwise.
The speaker suffered for decades with 10 to 15 medications, was 100 pounds overweight, horribly depressed, had IBS, arthritis, kidney stones, lost their gallbladder, had an appendix burst on the operating room table, and experienced years of hopeless depression. They tried everything, did keto and yo-yoed for years with weight and health before finally deciding to take their life into their own hands and try carnivore for 30 days.
It's unrealistic to have a 10 or 15-minute conversation and expect loved ones to immediately adopt this lifestyle against everything they've ever been told about nutrition and against their potential addiction to foods they may not even recognize as addictive.
All struggles and suffering were actually strengthening and parts of God's plan that led to the point of changing life forever. This includes dedicating life to getting stories of healing out to the world and doing the documentary Healing Humanity, described as the hardest thing ever done other than being a father.
Even the worst traumas suffered led to where the speaker is now, and they wouldn't change any of those experiences. Everything perceived as struggle is actually strengthening, often impossible to see in the moment but evident in retrospect.
The challenge is recognizing there's something that can be done for loved ones more than simply loving them. The answer is loving them unconditionally, as God loves everyone.
The speaker has influenced and inspired many family members to eat this way, but there are people in their life who need this more than anyone else and won't do it. The choice now is to say their peace, give them the tool in their toolbox, and if they're deciding not to do this, love them unconditionally with the realization that God has a plan for them too.
Some people need to go through ups and downs, struggles and battles to strengthen themselves spiritually before they can get to the point of making a major change. The speaker believes this was all part of God's plan.
The speaker believes in God as unconditionally loving and believes that when we die, we go to a place of unimaginable unconditional love that our human brains can't understand even 1% of.
Today there will be 1 million little micro decisions. In every one of those decisions, there's the power to decide to look at situations from a perspective of love or fear, light or darkness, positive or negative. Exercising the power to look for love in all situations, including struggles and suffering, and realizing those were all part of God's plan and strengthening, makes life so much better.
The hardest thing about carnivore - finding this incredible healing and wanting it for others - is no longer viewed as something bad or something to hate. It is now seen as an opportunity to strengthen oneself and practice unconditional love. The speaker no longer looks at anything gone through in life as struggles or suffering, but as strengthening.
The speaker is filming the documentary Healing Humanity: The Power of a Proper Human Diet, which will be streamed at home for 30 days. The first to be notified will be those subscribed to the free email newsletter.
Resources mentioned:
- healinghumanity.movie for trailers and merch including shirts and salter travel size salt shakers
- healinghumanity.life for community support with doctors, experts, and 12 weekly zoom calls, with 50% off special offer
- Meatstock convention May 7th through May 9th in Nashville, Tennessee, with promo code Healing Humanity for discount
- Speakers include Michaela Peterson, Candy Fraser, Dr. Ken Berry, Dr. Shawn Baker, Dr. Anthony Chaffee, Professor Seafried, Dr. Bickman, Dr. Jason Fung, and Dr. Tony Hampton
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