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 Stirlingsays  11 Jan 23 11.47am |
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Jordan Peterson literally only eats meat.
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 grumpymort  US/Thailand/UK 11 Jan 23 12.38pm |
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Not required to consume any because we can create our own glucose. Do you require the science details for this very easy to find glycogenolysis Randle Cycle is a good one for you to learn and others very important to know. Edited by grumpymort (11 Jan 2023 12.43pm)
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Nicholas91  The Democratic Republic of Kent 11 Jan 23 12.41pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Jordan Peterson literally only eats meat. The 'carnivore diet' has gained a lot of traction in the, let's say,'fitness community' of late. Apparently, it is genuinely very good for you in terms of both improving physical aesthetic but overall health too. Whilst sceptical of just how much (a general rule of thumb for me nothing based in knowledge), a person of Jordan Peterson's scientific background endorsing and practicing it certainly is interesting. I think his daughter is also on board from the very little I've seen.
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| Stirlingsays 11 Jan 23 12.51pm |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
The 'carnivore diet' has gained a lot of traction in the, let's say,'fitness community' of late. Apparently, it is genuinely very good for you in terms of both improving physical aesthetic but overall health too. Whilst sceptical of just how much (a general rule of thumb for me nothing based in knowledge), a person of Jordan Peterson's scientific background endorsing and practicing it certainly is interesting. I think his daughter is also on board from the very little I've seen. I'm no expert on it but off the cuff it makes sense from an evolutionary standpoint. Our diet would have consisted of meat and fruit and widespread agriculture came quite late on in terms of our existence.
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| grumpymort US/Thailand/UK 11 Jan 23 1.01pm |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
The 'carnivore diet' has gained a lot of traction in the, let's say,'fitness community' of late. Apparently, it is genuinely very good for you in terms of both improving physical aesthetic but overall health too. Whilst sceptical of just how much (a general rule of thumb for me nothing based in knowledge), a person of Jordan Peterson's scientific background endorsing and practicing it certainly is interesting. I think his daughter is also on board from the very little I've seen.
People are skeptical due to they have been lied to and eating like this is about health not $$$. If you are interested look it up modern day diet was created by the likes of food industry an easy example is do people remember food pyramid? The use of calories as well to claim this is how we function another one to look up how a calorie is worked out it has nothing to do with a human its nonsense. Not sure what you mean about nothing based on knowledge? His daughter has an autoimmune problem she has had to limit to almost beef and salt only this is what has put her back on track to a normal life.
Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I'm no expert on it but off the cuff it makes sense from an evolutionary standpoint. Our diet would have consisted of meat and fruit and widespread agriculture came quite late on in terms of our existence.
Not much fruit about today it's big business a global scale. The other thing is the size of the fruit it used to be for all fruits small nothing like today which has been modified.
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| Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 11 Jan 23 1.22pm |
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Health community People are skeptical due to they have been lied to and eating like this is about health not $$$. If you are interested look it up modern day diet was created by the likes of food industry an easy example is do people remember food pyramid? The use of calories as well to claim this is how we function another one to look up how a calorie is worked out it has nothing to do with a human its nonsense. Not sure what you mean about nothing based on knowledge? His daughter has an autoimmune problem she has had to limit to almost beef and salt only this is what has put her back on track to a normal life.
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| Midlands Eagle 11 Jan 23 1.53pm |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Didn't want to come across as any more stupid than I usually do. You never come across as stupid he said, toadying up like mad
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| Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 11 Jan 23 2.09pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
You never come across as stupid he said, toadying up like mad Even if not true, I still view you as some sort of authority on here Midlands so thank you for boosting my low opinion of myself albeit for a short period
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| grumpymort US/Thailand/UK 11 Jan 23 3.03pm |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Health community People are skeptical due to they have been lied to and eating like this is about health not $$$. If you are interested look it up modern day diet was created by the likes of food industry an easy example is do people remember food pyramid? The use of calories as well to claim this is how we function another one to look up how a calorie is worked out it has nothing to do with a human its nonsense. Not sure what you mean about nothing based on knowledge? His daughter has an autoimmune problem she has had to limit to almost beef and salt only this is what has put her back on track to a normal life.
People who have the mickey mouse certs in the field do not know what they are talking about the difference is they claim they do arguing it with bogus science in which they can not even understand the material. Being this is about Diabetes take a look at all the bodies and people who are suppose to be fighting it all of them repeat misinformation which is the same mainstream BS. Common pattern is claims fruit/veg and wholegrains are healthy. example of what they claim is healthy this is from diabetes.org.uk Breakfast a bowl of wholegrain cereal such as porridge or bran flakes, with semi-skimmed or skimmed milk. If you prefer a dairy alternative like soya or almond milk, choose one that’s unsweetened and calcium-fortified. Madness isn't it they are telling people it's fine to eat all those carbs as if it's a good diet.
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| Midlands Eagle 11 Jan 23 3.10pm |
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Originally posted by grumpymort
Common pattern is claims fruit/veg and wholegrains are healthy. example of what they claim is healthy this is from diabetes.org.uk But are they saying that they are healthy or just that they are better than some of the alternatives. When I was first diagnosed my GP told me that I was on a diet but as this diet was for the rest of my life I had to be sensible about it. He gave me a wall chart with four columns on it - eat regularly, eat on occasions, don't eat too often and finally don't eat at all and that was the sort of advice that I have abided by in the last 15 years
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| grumpymort US/Thailand/UK 11 Jan 23 3.52pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
But are they saying that they are healthy or just that they are better than some of the alternatives. When I was first diagnosed my GP told me that I was on a diet but as this diet was for the rest of my life I had to be sensible about it. He gave me a wall chart with four columns on it - eat regularly, eat on occasions, don't eat too often and finally don't eat at all and that was the sort of advice that I have abided by in the last 15 years
GP has no business talking about diets they have 0 training in the subject. You do get some who are willing to listen or be a bit open minded but they still don't know so should not be advising anything and the other big issue is even if they agree they have to go with what for example the NHS guidelines say. The wall charts LOL health service loves them. Here is one again misleading people which is what they are designed to do present in an easy way what they want you to go with not the truth.
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Attachment: | MrWhyNot 11 Jan 23 5.01pm |
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Tbh literally never eating meat doesn't sound like the best approach and most would struggle with it. Atkins types diets certainly have their benefits though, one of them is that people tend to eat less anyway. Therefore a low carb diet and just generally eating less if you need to = job done.
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