When carnivore doesn’t work, is the food the problem?

I saved the toughest questions for Judy Cho. When someone tells me they’ve been eating carnivore consistently but they’re still struggling with weight loss, energy, hormones, or bloodwork, I don’t automatically assume they need to change what they’re eating. Sometimes the problem isn’t the food itself. Sometimes they’re not eating enough, they’re dealing with chronic …

What If Food Didn’t Have This Much Power Over You?

Change your relationship with food, change your life. For some folks, changing what they eat is mostly about figuring out which foods make them feel their best. For others, food has become tangled up with comfort, reward, restriction, guilt, and habit. That was certainly true for Elisha, who told me that she can trace her …

Get the Food Right First: Rad Brown’s 170-pound Weight Loss

Get your diet right first. When someone has a lot of weight to lose, it can feel like they need to fix EVERYTHING at once. Change the food. Start exercising. Fast. Track all the things. Get 10,000 steps. Sleep perfectly. Basically, become a completely different human by Monday morning. But after talking with my friend …

Carnivore Longer, Not Harder: What Changed When Kristen Stopped Starting Over

Carnivore consistency can beat trying harder. Sometimes the biggest difference between “Carnivore worked pretty well for me” and “My life has completely changed” isn’t a stricter plan. It isn’t more fasting. It isn’t eating less food or finding some magical macro. Sometimes, we simply need to do Carnivore longer, not harder. That was one of …

Why You Can’t Just “Willpower” Your Way Out of Food Addiction

Cravings aren’t always a simple matter of hunger or willpower. If you’ve ever wondered why you can know exactly what you want to eat, make a perfectly reasonable plan, and then feel like an entirely different person when a craving hits, this conversation with addiction specialist Bitten Jonsson helps explain it. For people struggling with …