all I'm saying is go and check out the diet of the Hadzabe tribe in tanzania, the last tribe of hunter gatherers on earth apparently. they're eating approx 2000 different types of plants over the course of a year n they ain't eating steak everyday. they eat a diverse range of meats as well when they catch it, but no ones that successful at hunting to eat meat all the time. and take a look at the human physiology. that's not a digestive system of a carnivore. function governs structure. and if the function of the human digestive system was to eat meat every day then we would have evolved a digestive system that looked very different to the one we have.

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We’ve definitely adapted to eat vegetation better than true “carnivores”. However, Based on my own observations on myself and others I’ve advised over the years these things are undeniable to me while doing carnivore. - My digestion is superb. - little to no gas (or smell when I do) - feel better overall - look better, less swelling Having said all that, I still eat some berries, nuts, and some lower glycemic fruits like avocados. I also still eat broccoli sprouts
plant based animals have long, drawn out digestive systems. ie. ruminents have many bacterial stores to facilitate the breaking down of plant matter. humans have a short digestive system. singular stomach. short ceaca (appendix). we are very much intended to consume mostly high energy source materials; meats, tubers, and fruiting bodies. leafy greens not so much. traditionally we are not above eating anything to survive, and thats powerful, especially when we need to operate a energy expensive organ like the brain. gut tissue is also expensive to operate and these two compete against each other for energy requirements. the expensive tissue hypothesis is worth a look, and evolutionarily supplies a lot of the framework for a more carniverous diet. 😀