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Hahahhaha he took the day off. 😉

Thank you

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indeed it does

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If you would like to share your story on this channel happy to set up?

Yes I will be trialing it for a month at least, Jacob recommended some good sources for quality raw meat which has been ordered. 20th June will be my one year on carnivore so planning to start on raw from 21st to mark my second year

Thanks Donna

Thank you for your comment

Thank you for your comment

That’s great to read and I am sure @m123caldwell would very flattered to read this !!!

George, you go to prove that you don’t have to be a strict carnivore to be benefit from this lifestyle. Everyone has to find their level and what works for them. We will have to do a follow up recording when you have the time

I found similar when on strict carnivore. Thank you for your contribution

Thank you glad you think so

Wow that’s amazing will have to look that one up

Very interesting! Thank you!

Glad you found it informative, is this way of eating of interest to you?

@@theprimallifestyle Yes Carl, giving up carbs helped my IBS, I’m an imperfect carnivore, carb addiction is a battle at times & I do slip up but now I can get myself well again instantly by eliminating the carbs/sugars 😊

@@jennyren29 remember there are no carnivore police 😂😂😂and they won’t take away your carnivore membership 😂😂😂 Great you have found away to better health and remember life is for living

@@theprimallifestyle Success stories keep me inspired 🙏🏻❤️🎉

@@jennyren29 well if you ever want to share yours, be happy to do a recording

Thank you for you comment, I am trying to make this channel as informative as possible to help people gain a great understanding of this way of eating, so they can make their own informed decisions. It may not suit everyone but I believe it will help many, so, getting support like yours helps me carry on with this channel Hope your own channel also goes from strength to strength as the more of us getting the message out there the better?

Thank you for your valued comment and it’s great to hear how people benefit

Thank you Jenny very much appreciate your comment

It is a life changing lifestyle have you tried it ?

@@theprimallifestyle Absolutely! I'm 5 months in, doing so well on it.

@@hvs3 if you ever want to share your story and carnivore journey happy to set it up?

The more people we can get the message of healing through diet the better - thanks for your comment and continuous support George

It does indeed, thank you for your contribution - what’s your story like?

That is so true Thank you for your comment

It’s very personal for me and wasn’t sure if to post it or not, but for me it’s a reminder how far I have come in such a short period of time from very low to having a future to look forward too

Thanks mate, really wasn’t sure to share such personal stuff

@CarnivoreNation we all relate to real stuff from the heart, unless you support Liverpool FC...kidding of course! 😉😉😉

@@CarnivoreforLife65 thank you. Looking forward to the banter when our two team meet or should I say meat !!

The transition can take longer for some people as your body chemistry adjusts. How strict are you being on the diet? Are you having dairy, if so what? As these can be factors that affect the transition

Thank you for your comment and I do mention that in the video but it isn’t the only potential reason. It’s important in such explainer video I cover all aspects

@@theprimallifestyle I think we tend to over-complicate things. We just need to eat more animal fats, but somehow that doesn't seem to be the politically correct enough answer.🙂

@@Lamz.. I totally agree as since I have been on the carnivore lifestyle I find the more fat I eat the better my results. However, it would be wrong of me to assume that works the same for everyone, as we are all made up of different chemistry. Therefore, such content I provide needs to try and cover all aspects and not make assumptions on my own results alone. The principal of this channel is to put out content that hopefully people find interesting and hopefully help them on their own journey of discovery and make their own informed decisions. Hope you understand.

@@theprimallifestyle Nothing that you said in your video is technically wrong, but you keep on hammering on cholesterol being the culprit. It's comparable with the arterial plaque and calcification, where cholesterol also takes the blame, but is not the cause. As a layperson one could very well get the impression that a diet low on fatty meat (and therefor low on cholesterol) would benefit the prevention of gallstones. Which is the diametrical opposite of what is required. I missed that bit of interpretation and advice from your side. We don't want to confuse people even more than necessary, in their already contradictory quest for health. The reason that gallstones occur more often in women than in men is also pretty clear. We owe this to the women's magazines and other media, which have been promoting low-fat (and low-salt) diets for decades. Most women abhor fat as a result. 'Fat makes you fat,' right? Thanks for our little discussion. Keep up the good work!

@@Lamz.. thank you for your response. Cholesterol is one of three potential causes to forming stones (as I mentioned ) In the case you mentioned if not enough fat in the diet results in bile not being excreted and it’s the remaining cholesterol that can form crystals (stones). However, like you I agree cholesterol gets a very bad press and covered that in this post: czcams.com/video/QziJ60uqI-U/video.htmlsi=OCy-lgteXCAA1TW5

Thank you Seamus, and I enjoyed every second of it Back on it now and happy to be so

How as carnivore lifestyle been for you, Paul?

@@theprimallifestyle I reversed my Diabetes to a 4.9 A1C , No more Sleep Apnea , No more IBS , my eyesight improved Noticeablly , no more dry painful Skin on my Elbows , Neuropathy in my Feet almost completely gone , blood pressure dropped from 165/90 to 114/74 went from 335 lbs down to 235 lbs in 6 months and My Mind has never been so Sharp and Clear , I'm 66 years old and 6'2" and I probably forgot lots of other improvements that happened and all while laying in my Recliner without any Exercise

There are some no operational treatments available ?

@@theprimallifestyle The second to last attack I had, I was taken to hospital in an ambulance. They said I had one large stone and half a dozen very small ones. I was booked to have the operation at a private hospital the NHS use and had to have an MRI. A few days before the MRI I had another really bad attack. I had the MRI and was told that the large stone wasn’t thee anymore. So I decided not to have the operation. They said I might never have another attack as the stones left are tiny but if they fuse together I might have to. Fingers crossed!

@@donna5847 I believe they do a shockwave treatment

@@theprimallifestyle I will remember that if I ever have another episode. I was only offered surgery and was being pressured to have it. I guess the NHS pay private hospitals a lot of money. With the NHS I wouldn’t have had an MRI but New Hall said I had to have one.! anyway no further attacks so here’s hoping it stays like that 😀

His voice is so engaging

Thank you, and glad you found it informative

It was very special thank you

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Thank you, more to come

@@theprimallifestyle looking forward to it

Yes he has done very well and goes to show doesn’t matter how old you are, you can make improvements through lifestyle changes

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That’s an incredible story and thank you for sharing. So are you fully carnivore now or a hybrid version?

Thank you

Thank you for your contribution. Unfortunately the majority of what you say isn’t factually correct, but if that’s your opinion, then I respect your point of view although I don’t agree with you. For example the biggest killer of animals by a country mile is crop harvesting or don’t the mice, moles, rabbits, hares, birds, insects etc count? Or the fish and other water life that are killed when pesticides leak into the rivers? I agree many industrial farming practices are not perfect but technics like permaculture (where I source most of my meat) actually improves the quality of the soil and environment and provides the balance that nature needs. So no need to throw stones in glass houses. Methane argument doesn’t stand up! You are correct methane does go in to the atmosphere, however, over a period of time it converts to carbon and returns to the soil (in rain) and feeds the crop plants and grasses. The animals then graze on it so in fact it’s a recycling effect and not adding to GHG issue. I could go on but instead, as I say, I respect your point of view and will leave it there. If you want to further debate I’m Happy to do so and even have you live on this channel so you can make your point of view ?

Thank you my number one fan 😉

Great will do more so please subscribe if you haven’t already 😀👍🏼

I get that Natasha, but this channel cannot provide medical advice to individuals as everyone has different circumstances and metabolic makeups. Whereas healthcare providers have access to people’s medical records. All we can do is make people aware and let them make more informed decisions. The knowledge around this lifestyle is spreading and more healthcare providers are seeing the results from it, so it is turning.

Thank you Father Goodenough 😂😂 Good luck with new job and continuation of spreading the word of this incredible lifestyle

@@theprimallifestyle Thanks Carl. Just turned up at work. Delighted to find that my foreman is an old workmate called Sam. I last saw him in February 2022 just before my T2D diagnosis when I weighed 21 stone. His first words were "You look well!" 🥳 This is going to be fun!🙂

@@georgegoodenough823 bet that felt great

And how are you since you stopped taking statins?

@CarnivoreNation thankfully the issues totally resolved upon stopping the statin. Now all that's left is the every 6 month argument with my cardiologist about "we have to get your LDL lower" Last lipid panel (off statin) HDL =68 Tigs=70 LDL =170

@@brenttuttle7268 there’s plenty of new research showing that higher cholesterol is a good thing as long as it’s not combined with obesity and stress as then it can be an issue So are you living a keto or carnivore lifestyle ?

Looking forward to the banter next season Alex

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Thank you for your comment Arlene, hope you subscribe as there are plenty of other quality interviews in the pipeline

Thank you for the recommendation and I will check her book out. 👍🏼

@@theprimallifestyle Welcome!

@@Gunter_Severloh thank you, always open to other suggestions also

Glad you found it helpful Will be doing some more like this covering other health subjects now the football season is over will have more time at weekends