I’m 2 weeks away from my 1 yr “carniversary”.  No more pre-diabetes, neuropathy, eye floaters, joint pain, and chronic fatigue.  TFAYD. 

 Not only carnivore can fix that.

There is a certain 'I'm right and shouting the loudest' attitude about all things carnivore here on Nostr and in Bitcoin. Why?

Every person is different. Every person is in a different stage in life with different underlying conditions. And these change ALL the time. The right diet depends on so many things. There's no one fits all.

So, even when leaving the moral aspects aside ... can we agree that 'it depends' and be more nuanced about topics?

🙏 

 I agree 

 🙏 I personally hope that on Nostr we can communicate in a natural, balanced way. Because we don't have to satisfy a universal algorithm that is rewarding an attention grabbing style of writing. This would heal a lot of divisiveness and default back to peaceful interactions. 

 Do you think it’s more about real food than just carnivore? Quality meat is the apex food but it seems like removing the junk is the primary element 

 you can't sell or monetize common sense.

that's why all diets are idiotic like carnivore. 

 That is step one. 

 you idiot do you have any idea how much it would cost to feed a billion people meat ?

who is going to pay for it ?

those people in India should just die like the filthy dogs they are. 

 Carnivore is horrible.  

 Type 2 diabetes is caused by an excess fat in the liver and the pancreas. In the liver it causes insulin resistance and in the pancreas it prevents the accute insulin secretion needed after meals. The fix is to take off the excess fat and not to put it back on.

Red meat is positively associated with with type 2 diabetes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5GIExMa4rM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgfTit87RYU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQ_5eK-IC4k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_nXKpeZZFs 

 Chris is a nice guy and incorrect 

 Diabetes is caused by a sustained high-carb, polysaccharide dense diet.

Also, think about this:

Do fatty acids rot your teeth?
Do amino acids rot your teeth?
No -- but sugar sure does.