7 steps to adopting a Proper Human Diet 1. stop all added sugar & most natural sugars 2. stop all grains & beans 3. stop all veg. seed oils 4. fill at least half of plate with meat, seafood, eggs 5. eat until full 6. stop snacking between meals 7. avoid buying food with more than 5 ingredients. If you have questions, I'll answer them in the comments.

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So, basically, agriculture screwed us 🤔
Ken Berry, MD's avatar Ken Berry, MD
7 steps to adopting a Proper Human Diet 1. stop all added sugar & most natural sugars 2. stop all grains & beans 3. stop all veg. seed oils 4. fill at least half of plate with meat, seafood, eggs 5. eat until full 6. stop snacking between meals 7. avoid buying food with more than 5 ingredients. If you have questions, I'll answer them in the comments.
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I went keto, felt amazing. Cholesterol went over 10. Doc said quit. I know there is more to the number than what my doc is going off. Is there harm in eating near keto and potential going in and out of ketosis? Ty
>most natural sugars Real raw honey is okay in small amounts? Or what options? What's your take on salt? I have Celtic and Real Redmon. Not sure if I should use salt at all, though. What about hydration? Water? Coconut water? What about fruit (berries)? How to cook meat? Should I eat it raw?
Eat fatty meat, fish & eggs until full and by definition you will get enough protein. Realize, no other mammal on earth counts macros and yet is very healthy
I mean any meat at all. I've never been able to stomach it (taste, smell, texture, it disgusts me and always has). The best I've come up with is eggs, cheese, whey isolate, butter, and several green vegetables I like. So a majority fat/protein approach. Admittedly, I feel better when I eat mostly this diet, even without meats. I mix in krill oil and a few other supplements as well (Magnesium, potassium, salt, and a range of B Vitamins) I'm basically just trying to make the best of my own shitty meatless situation and wondered how you'd approach it. Thanks!
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Out2Lunch 1 year ago
Ken, what is your opinion on ancient grains like spelt, einkorn and Khorasan wheat? Do they have any place in a healthy diet?
Im just going to thank you for your message. I can remember when I would have laughed at almost all of these bullet points. 🧡👊🏻🍻🥩
The Cholesterol data point is a manipulation designed to sell you on a statin. The value of a patient on a statin of the course of their life is $250,000 US. Its a perverse outcome from a perverse incentive to monetize our health. 🧡👊🏻🍻
I 100% agree you do not need them. -It Doesn’t mean I don’t eat chili when someone makes it. Just think of it as meat is better. 🧡👊🏻🍻🥩
Yes. You “can” eat them, but you don’t need much vegetation in your diet. You’ve been lied to since birth so Its okay to question things. When I first went keto 15years ago. The no legumes, fruit, etc really didn’t make sense to me. Keep them to a minimum and focus on your portions being meat. Fatty meat fills you up for long periods of time, and wont want to snack as much. 🧡👊🏻🍻🥩
He didn’t answer so id say dairy protein with egg blended in. Start with one raw egg. Make sure youre getting enough fat. -Use tallow or lard for your eggs in the am. 🧡👊🏻🍻🥩
My daughter is the same. We’re a carnivorous family but she will eat: -Whey protein. just avoid complex ingredients. Just buy it naked and flavor yourself. -Beef or chicken Bone broth. Its high in animal protein. Make mashed potatoes or rice with it instead of water. -Eggs! 🧡🍻👊🏻🥩
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Humble Pawn 1 year ago
Great advice! Try these things for 2-3 months and see how your body adjusts. You will be quite shocked I promise you.