Eat the meat, save the humans
More is… less? When the scale stops moving, most of us know exactly what we’re supposed to do: eat less. Then maybe eat a little less than that. Because surely, if we want our bodies to get smaller, we need to keep taking food away, right? Well…not always. One of my coaching members, Holly, recently …
Not everyone comes to Carnivore for the same reason. One of the things I’ve learned over the years is that not everyone comes to Carnivore for the same reason. Some people are trying to reverse autoimmune disease, others are looking for better metabolic health, improved mental clarity, or relief from chronic inflammation, and then there …
How Kim Reclaimed Her Health with a Carnivore Lifestyle There are stories that don’t fit neatly into “before and after” photos, the kinds that feel less like a transformation and more like a life being carefully, painfully, and then unexpectedly rebuilt. Kim’s journey is one of those stories. When I first heard her speak, she …
I waited YEARS for this interview. When I say this was my number one bucket-list interview, I truly mean it. From the very beginning of My Zero Carb Life, there was one person I hoped I could someday sit down with, and that person is Charlene Anderson. She and her husband, Joe, have quietly influenced …
Part 2 of my interview with Adi and Tzivi… One of the biggest mistakes we can make is assuming that if someone has been eating what the world calls a “healthy diet,” they couldn’t possibly end up struggling with their health. Adi’s story is a good reminder that our bodies don’t read nutrition labels or …
Sometimes the thing that gets someone started has absolutely nothing to do with weight loss. We tend to assume that people come to carnivore because they want to lose weight, improve their health markers, or fit into smaller clothes. And certainly many do. But sometimes the motivation is much simpler than that. Oona was sitting …
What Jeru Taught Us About Keeping It Simple One of the easiest mistakes to make in the health world is assuming that the answer must be more complicated than the problem. Someone decides to improve their health, and before long they’re researching fasting protocols, supplements, cold exposure, tracking apps, and twenty-seven different opinions from the …
Carmen’s Carnivore Journey Continues This week I sat down with Carmen, a longtime member of our Monday morning coaching group, and her story reminded me of something that I think a lot of us need to hear: You do not have to wait until you reach your goal weight before you start living your life. …
What If Assisted Living Actually Helped People Get Better? My Conversation with Hal Cranmer When most people think about assisted living, they picture a place where elderly people go when they can no longer live independently. The expectation is usually that health will continue to decline and that the goal is simply to manage symptoms …
Julie’s Carnivore Success Story Every once in a while, I interview someone whose story reminds me exactly why I keep doing this work. Julie was one of those people. When I met her at Meatstock, she hugged me like we were old friends and immediately started telling me pieces of her story. I already knew …