Why JD Vance Won’t Say the Word Carnivore
In a Nutshell
JD Vance and other top government officials follow a carnivore diet but avoid saying the word due to social stigma and medical pushback. The speaker argues that using the word carnivore openly can save lives by challenging mainstream dietary norms and helping metabolically unwell people find healing. Government carnivores and public figures need to speak up to spread awareness and shift the food system away from processed foods.
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Vice President JD Vance is eating a carnivore diet but has not used the word carnivore. Vance called Bobby Kennedy about giving up sugar and Kennedy recommended something way better and more intense than just giving up sugar. Vance lost a significant amount of weight and lost 40% of his visceral fat. The Wall Street Journal reported that RFK Jr., Vice President Vance, Commerce Secretary Lutnik, and Transportation Secretary Duffy were all on the same diet.
The word carnivore is considered a censored word and a bad word that people are scared to say. When friends, family, and doctors ask what someone is doing to become healthy, people immediately light up and want to tell them but then stop and cannot say the word carnivore. When the vice president of the United States has one of the first questions at a press conference about how much weight he has lost, a smart press person is probably telling him not to say the word carnivore because it is considered a swear word.
Carnivore will heal the body from the inside out. Most people have so much going on inside that they are completely oblivious to and should be losing sleep over. When people hear the word carnivore, the first thing their brain goes to is wondering what their cholesterol is. Meanwhile, they have visceral fat wrapped around vital organs, are full of inflammation, insulin resistance, and mitochondrial misfunction. RFK Jr. has said it and the Wall Street Journal reported it, but the vice president himself will not touch the word carnivore.
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